Avineri, one of the world’s most important researchers of the writings of Marx and Hegel, Zionism and socialism, was a prolific writer and journalist. He cautioned over Western democracies' challenges, saying 'we still haven’t succeeded in finding the tools to deal with them'

The buffer zone is intended to prevent future attacks, as part of a plan to demilitarize Gaza, according to regional security officials. U.S. officials reiterated they would 'not support a reduction in the geographical limits of Gaza'

The idea that seven million Jews can rule millions of Palestinians with violent force, forever, without paying a steep price in the loss of democracy – or, for me, in the loss of my beloved first-born child – is an illusion. An illusion that was shattered on October 7

This week at the Ben Gurion airport: A double bass player explains what it's like to play music during such a painful time, and a hospitality worker leaves one warzone to visit another

Now that almost half of the hostages held by Hamas have been freed, Israel is expected to return to the ground operation - and the dilemmas: Who to try and free next and at what price?

More than any other person, Henry Kissinger set Israel’s special status in America’s foreign policy, as a state exempt from abiding by norms the U.S. demands of others

Israel and Hamas failed to reach an agreement regarding the list of hostages to be released Friday evening; Qatar confirmed that negotiations were still ongoing, adding that Israeli bombardment of Gaza 'complicates' mediation efforts

A veterinarian operating on a gunshot wound; An eight-year-old running from house to house under fire; A mother not knowing whether her three-year-old daughter is dead or alive. As hostages return to Israel, testimonies of Hamas captivity emerge