Citizenship law passes first Knesset reading
The so-called "citizenship law" passed its first Knesset reading on Monday, despite objections from the Meretz and Ra’am parties,...
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Anonymity is vital to freedom of expression
Legislation introduced by New Hope that would grant the courts the authority to order the identity of an individual accused of "slander" online to be revealed poses a grave threat to freedom of expression.
Groundbreaking Israeli research could allow people suffering from paralysis to walk again
After successfully restoring movement and sensation to paralyzed mice, Tel Aviv University researchers say they are in talks with the FDA and aim to launch human trials of spinal cord implants in a few years.
Can any good come of the Egoz tragedy?
Had the Egoz special forces unit guarded its weapons as required, they would not have been stolen and its officers would not have needed to go look for it, thus avoiding the grim outcome.
Military adds earthquakes to public alert system
Typically triggered by the country's air defenses, sirens will now also sound if a nationwide network of 120 seismic monitoring stations detects a strong earthquake. Every second counts in terms of saving lives, authorities say.