Anti-democratic politicians have gained legitimacy by participating in government. If the liberal camp doesn't come up with a plan to translate the protests into a plan to restore the Jewish-democratic formula, the struggle will become a fading memory

The University of Texas in Austin sent a letter to organizers explaining that it would not permit the protest against Israel to take place, but hundreds of pro-Palestinians gathered to demonstrate on campus. Texas' governor said that the protesters 'belong in jail'; 93 protesters were arrested in University of Southern Califronia

No Tech for Apartheid, the group organizing the protest, accused Google of 'throwing a tantrum' and 'valuing its profit and its $1.2 billion contract with Israel more than people'

For her exhibit at the Musée d'Orsay, Nathanaëlle Herbelin's works have been placed next to paintings by revolutionary French Postimpressionists. She tells Haaretz how she takes that legacy forward

A senior U.S. official rejected allegations that Israel is the main obstacle to securing a hostage release deal, placing the onus squarely on Hamas. The letter calls on Hamas to release the hostages in order to bring about an immediate and prolonged cease-fire in Gaza

'Bring them back – the ones who are alive for rehabilitation, the ones who are dead for burial,' a family member said at a press conference, following the release of a joint statement by 18 countries calling for Hamas to release the hostages

After the university extended the deadline to dismantle the encampment until Friday, a spokesperson for the protest group denied that its leaders had agreed to concessions