Chabad tefillin stands are a regular sight in Israel's public spaces, but secular activists are calling on municipalities to actively restrict their presence and missionary efforts outside schools. Members of the Hasidic movement claim the campaign has only increased the popularity of the stands

As the Knesset advances a key law aimed at dismantling the Israeli judicial system, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is spooked. But who scares him more: His far-right coalition partners or the defiant protesters on the street?

Now, as Netanyahu returns to the scene of the crime, albeit with more vague and subtle legislation, he and his overhaul supporters remain most frightened by collective protest from pilots and navigators ■ From behind the scenes, Netanyahu orchestrates scurrilous intimidation campaigns against the attorney general, state prosecutor, police brass and protesters

Rami Shllush, who was covering the protest in Haifa said that police officers dressed in civilian clothes hit him and 'took him down.' He presented them with his journalist ID, but to no avail

The plan for a new Jewish neighborhood between the Palestinian villages of Umm Lisan and Jabal Mukkaber in East Jerusalem is being pursued by a real estate company run by a right-wing activist

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s reign has seen a deliberate deconstruction of the Zionist project, eroding principles and straining the delicate seam lines that have held the nation together since 1948

The museum is seeking its fifth director-general in seven years, less than a year and a half into the current one’s tenure. It’s just one of the growing signs that the esteemed institution is suffering from dysfunction

The Israeli President is slated to visit Washington next week, accompanied by his military secretary who previously served as the IDF's Central Command's Intelligence Officer, responsible for the army's controversial administrative detentions