The chairperson of the Constitution, Law, and Justice Committee, MK Yakov Asher, believes the override clause should be legislated in cooperation with the judges. He is convinced the draft law can not be forced on the ultra-Orthodox public and states: We’ll want to keep this committee in the future.
Long after most of its once-vibrant Jewish community is gone, Lithuania is embracing the legacy of the Vilna Gaon.
With rumors that Israel is preparing to free more Palestinian terrorists to secure to secure the release of its captives being held in Gaza, bereaved families are organizing against a policy they say only gives terrorism a tailwind and leads to more casualties.
The number of Jewish deaths from the virus is 16 times higher than their proportion in the population. Senior researcher: “They’re afraid to talk.” Former ambassador: “Erdogan hates Israel to death.”
New research based on thousands of documents from the German Foreign Ministry archives demonstrates that the West German government's fear of Palestinian terrorist attacks, romantic Orientalism, and entrenched anti-Semitism led it to wave a white flag.
Dr. Aykan Erdemir, Senior Director of the Turkey Program at the Washington-based Foundation for Defense of Democracies, discusses the real challenges Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will face in 2023 and what must be done to rehabilitate Turkish democracy after he is out of office.
An open letter to His Excellency Yousef Al Otaiba, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates in Washington.
INSS research fellow Dr. Gallia Lindenstrauss, who is finishing a book on Israeli-Turkish relations, shares some insights about Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Turkey's role in recent developments in Jerusalem, as well as the eastern Mediterranean region.
The number of Arab students in Israeli academia has doubled over the past decade, but thousands of others choose to study abroad or in the Palestinian Authority. Former Education Ministry official: Instead of stepping up integration, we hand over education to the Palestinian elite
Aliyah and Integration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata, who made history as the first Ethiopian Israeli woman to serve in the Knesset, talks to Israel Hayom about racism, violence, and how Israel should treat new immigrants: "They need to feel at home from the very start."
