Author - Dov Eilon

Bill fails due to boycott by Haredi parties — Supreme Court had previously overturned the ban on Red Cross visits.

Why warnings from the Shin Bet chief have sparked a debate over the security of Israel’s southernmost city.

Between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, nestled in the gentle hills of the Shephelah region, lies a place that has consciously withdrawn from the noise of history for more than a century – and yet has experienced it time and again: the Trappist monastery of Latrun. This year, the community commemorates the beginning of the construction of its present monastery around one hundred years ago.

While Washington is pushing for de-escalation, Israel is preparing for several more days of fighting.

“Where do I come from? Who am I?” – On old myths, new theories, and the astonishing certainty of some that they know my origins better than I do myself

Women have always been part of the Israeli army. But the current war shows how fundamentally their role has changed — including direct combat service.

Despite diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran, Israel’s north remains a place of permanent uncertainty. Daily life continues — but the reality of war does not disappear.

Minister Amsalem equates yeshiva students with combat soldiers — further inflaming the dispute over the conscription law.

Gideon Sa’ar meets Chancellor Merz and Foreign Minister Wadephul — with Iran, security, the economy and the strategic partnership between the two countries at the center of the talks.

Too late, contradictory — but still an important signal from Berlin.