Dozens of roadblocks, fences, walls and guard posts have been set up in Jerusalem's Rehavia neighborhood and the government compound in recent years, restricting movement and turning the city ugly. 'It's absurd that thoroughfares in the city are blocked and the municipality has no information about it'

Even in Gaza, the figure was greeted with apathy. Many feel that death isn't the worst thing that could happen to them

This year's responses to Israel Democracy Institute's year-end survey saw a steep rise in the percentage who view Israel's most pressing social tension as between right and left, now at 48 percent, while only 16 percent say they trust the Knesset and 10.5 percent say they trust political parties

The Israeli army classified Mawasi as a humanitarian zone and directed Gaza's civilian population there. But despite its humanitarian classification, the IDF has never refrained from striking it – and the UN says attacks there have intensified recently

Leaders of several Jewish organizations say the keynote speaker of the annual 'People of Color Conference' downplayed the October 7 Hamas attack and labeled the establishment of Israel as a 'racist' endeavor

According to a new report by Israeli nonprofit Latet, 80 percent of those receiving aid from the organization cannot afford to buy enough food, and half of parents had to give up baby formula

Another military method for handling the menace of a nuclear Iran has opened up: not bombing the nuclear facilities but an Israeli-American attack aimed at threatening the regime with collapse