Every other Friday afternoon, a group of musicians—a clarinetist, trombonist, bass player and drummer—blasts away on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv. The group, most often

Gallal Aovad Babai volunteers at the fire station in Karmiel, a city in northern Israel, for about 40 hours a week. An Israeli Arab from

Since its opening in 2008, the bustling Alrov Mamilla Avenue Mall has been a high-end Jerusalem haven. Couples with baby carriages and young students with

In the beginning, it seemed like a good idea. When Hebrew speakers read the Bible in the original Hebrew, they can find it difficult to

At a time when the fires of revolution fanned by young people throughout the Middle East have captivated the world, a quiet, grass-roots revolution led

January 17. Every Friday, young Jews converge on Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem. Participants in the Sheikh Jarrah Solidarity Movement, they are rallying to protest

October 4. For a decade, the international attacks have been coming one after another: academic and cultural boycotts of Israeli institutions, trade embargoes and threats

The on-again, off-again peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will determine the fate of the West Bank settlements. Which ones will live and