If there is one thing on which there is no dispute, it is that the discourse of revenge has been prominent since October 7, when Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to 'forcefully avenge this dark day.' Palestinian residents of Gaza as the modern representatives of Amalek

The Central Zionist Archives have digitized the diaries of the 'Visionary of the State of Israel,' providing a rare glimpse into the backstage of Herzl's political activity

Even if not all of the far-right coalition's turbocharged judicial overhaul passes, it gives the prime minister and his allies a key electoral advantage: a clear agenda and a plan to carry it out

Although France has announced it will not join, Britain and Germany have made do with vague statements for now. The issue is expected to be discussed at the World Economic Forum in Davos which opened on Monday - and the signing ceremony for the Peace Council treaty is scheduled to take place at the conference on Thursday

An apartment in a historic Talbiya villa – once home to a former Israeli Supreme Court justice – was sold to a French buyer planning to immigrate to Israel. Built in the 1930s for a wealthy Arab family, the strictly preserved villa was transferred after 1948 to Israeli authorities and rented to the justice

After only a few weeks in business, the owner of Bookhaus in Tel Aviv says, 'it's clear that the community this was supposed to serve has already fallen in love with it.' The bookstore's staff shares what's trending with the city's Anglo readers, from poetry to Hannah Arendt on totalitarianism

The Israeli government has practically paralyzed the agency dedicated to Palestinian refugees, and sanctions have caused extensive budget cuts. But UNRWA is still the most important humanitarian organization operating in Gaza. In an interview with Haaretz, its heads tell their side of the story