Sharansky's journeys
From prison to politics to an exodus from Africa, Natan Sharansky has seen it all.
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'In the internal struggles of the Arab world, no cartoonist is toning things down'
The daily cartoon in Arab media is much more than just another section in a newspaper. At times, illustrators are ...
Online course seeks to set Holocaust record straight
Initially geared to help educators, the free program was designed to help everyone from parents, grandparents, clergy of all faiths, ...
Israel bracing for outline of Biden administration
Jerusalem officials express hope president-elect will be able to avoid radical forces in the Democratic Party in favor of moderate ...
Saudi Arabia finally congratulates Biden on his win
Saudi Arabia finally congratulated Joe Biden on Sunday over his election victory, more than 24 hours after he defeated ...
Report: Republicans seeking to raise at least $60M to fund Trump legal challenges
Republicans are trying to raise at least $60 million to fund legal challenges brought by President Donald Trump over ...
On the day after, there's no closure, only few lessons
One reason the polls were so wrong is that many Trump voters were afraid to admit their allegiance. What does ...
2,000 attend Rabin memorial in Tel Aviv
About 2,000 people attended a memorial ceremony on Saturday to mark the 25th anniversary of the assassination of Prime Minister ...
IDF's coronavirus taskforce warns downturn in infections halted
The military's coronavirus taskforce warned Sunday that current morbidity data suggests that the downturn trend seen in infections rate ...
Israel Prize-winning poet Natan Zach dies at 89
Zach published more than two dozen books, including several that were translated into other languages, and won a number of ...