Against all odds—and thanks to state support—Israel’s haredicommunity has grown in numbers. But can Israel continue to pay the price? I’m standing in the Kerem Avraham

Relocating to the desert to continue the work of his pioneering predecessors, Amram Mitzna has brought new opportunities to a once-impoverished Negev town. At a

Iran has outmaneuvered the United States and its allies on the nuclear weapons’ issue. Fortunately, Israel has its own secret weapon for dealing with the

Is Tehran working on an atomic bomb? What is America doing about it? And what should Israel do? These questions fuel the growing anxiety in

August 9 The mass demonstrations against the stolen election in Iran this past June were noble and courageous, but they did not come even close

American policies have taken a turn to the left, while Israel’s government has moved to the right. How does this affect one of the pivotal

What can be gleaned from the recent Israeli elections? Insights into the country’s social fragmentation and attitudes toward women—and that, in Israel, one expects the

Israel is one of the few modern states without a fundamental charter delineating the structure of its government. But enacting one poses its own risks.