The Republican senator is talking about a “complete eradication.”

The State Department has mysteriously deleted its tweets on the conflict, more than once.

The far-right representative is using the conflict to push her own agenda, and even Russian state media called her out.

Finally, the truth about Israel’s two-tiered system of justice

“Never in our history as a state has Israel suffered such a destruction of value in such a short time,” says the former prime minister.

The powerful demonstrations in Tel Aviv and elsewhere can teach us a lot about how to build a truly unifying opposition.

It has taken a back seat to great-power competition. And this week at the White House, guess who’s coming to dinner?

Jess Row’s novel explores the aftermath of a young activist’s death.

A Palestinian member can’t even talk about her family’s history without being labeled antisemitic.

A historic strike from unions across the country made the Israel prime minister delay his plan to overhaul the country’s judiciary system.

Netanyahu accuses the paper of record of anti-Israel bias. But for decades now, the opposite has been true.

We’re barely into the new year.

The Israeli elections aren't just about Netanyahu. It gets worse.

This week, Israel bombed the Palestinian territory. Next month, the Israeli Supreme Court will adjudicate the threatened evictions in East Jerusalem that sparked May’s violence.

A bad-faith smear campaign over college activism cost a news associate her job.

By hitting foreign media bureaus in Gaza, Israel has revealed something about its view of a free press—even if objectivity-obsessed reporters won’t believe it.

Israel’s latest Palestinian crackdown cries out to be condemned by this administration. Will he break from the deadly status quo?

“It’s people in 1776 in wool clothes with muskets that it takes a minute to load and shoot.”

Dror Moreh’s new documentary is an intimate study of the talks’ top negotiators and what they missed.

On peaceful protest, “outside agitators,” and the radical agency of the oppressed