A cold war over a very hot topic
Ben & Jerry's Israel franchisee Avi Zinger speaks about the "gut punch" of last month's decision by the global parent company to stop selling over the Green Line, and why the government needs to step in and step up.
Ben & Jerry's Israel franchisee Avi Zinger speaks about the "gut punch" of last month's decision by the global parent company to stop selling over the Green Line, and why the government needs to step in and step up.
István Tóth used his influence as a soccer star in Ferencvárosi TC to save Jews and fight fascism. His club has recently embarked on a project to memorialize him.
Orthodox distance running talent "Speedy Beatie" has her sights set on representing Israel at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
In a biography of Ronald Reagan by Peggy Noonan, one of his top advisers, has recently been published in Hebrew, tries to uncover the secret of his personality.
Col. Golan Vach, head of the IDF Home Front Command’s search and rescue delegation to the scene of the Surfside tragedy, recalls the chilling, two-week mission at the disaster site. The sleepless nights, the unique operating methods used to locate those trapped under the rubble, and the connection with the victims' families.
Rudy Rochman, David Benaym and Noam Leibman set off for Nigeria to film a documentary on a disconnected and lesser-known Jewish community there. Instead, they were arrested and thrown into prison for weeks.
Professor Yifrah Kaminer wants to inform lawmakers on the dangers of cannabis before they legalize the substance, warning that it inflicts more harm than good even in cases of PTSD.
A statement by one of Israel’s most prominent national religious rabbis to support Reform and Conservative Jews who come to pray at the Western Wall is sending shockwaves throughout the Orthodox rabbinical establishment.
He calls for an end to arms deals with Israel, expresses sympathy for the Palestinian plight, and supports the rights of the boycott movement. Jagmeet Singh, a rising political force in Canada, is attracting support from immigrants and minorities. Does his success indicate a change in the ties between Canada and Israel?
The former PM wants his old job back, but in order to do so he needs his former political partner Benny Gantz to play along.
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