Each year, the Parents Circle-Families Forum, an organization for families who lost loved ones in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, host a summer camp where teens meet the 'other side.' But the encounter isn't always easy, and the right tried to put a stop to it before it began

As the government passed the first part of its judicial overhaul last week, optimistic hope of a potential unity government emerged. However, this hope is unrealistic because Netanyahu is simply uninterested, and such a move would only help his personal agendas

The opposition leader said in an interview with Ynet that 'most Israelis have values' that cannot be given up on for political unity. 'It's either a dictatorship or fighting the dictatorship'

One of the four coffee machines, which sells abroad for $18,000 to $29,000, was placed inside the office of the Speaker of the Knesset

Ignoring conferences, talks and papers, the Israeli government has chosen a labyrinthine, bureaucratic building to complete its Jerusalem complex. Architects are baffled

Jerusalem Municipality's alleged illegal procedure secured for 12 years large sums of public funds for projects, including political and religious events. The municipal opposition claims it's 'a money laundering operation with no public scrutiny'