Ariel Zilber
Right takes aim at Ya'alon: 'IDF is subordinate to civilians, not a junta'
Has Tunisia replaced Israel as the Middle East's only genuine democracy?
Report: Ex-Mossad chief's next of kin want Olmert at funeral
Lessons in leadership: An appreciation of Malcolm X
As the chief spokesman for the organization, he trumpeted the black separatist’s group’s extremist views – that which branded whites as “the devil” and called on blacks to take up arms if necessary.
Pro-Palestinians create parody 'New York Times' to slam 'pro-Israel bias'
Commuters in the Big Apple could be forgiven for thinking that the 'supplement' they were handed was an actual copy of the Grey Lady.
'I never implied Swedish FM should be assassinated,' ex-government official says
Dr. Zvi Zameret, the former head of the Education Ministry's pedagogical secretariat, wrote a stinging op-ed in 'Makor Rishon' on Friday that was harshly critical of Wallstrom.
Why are there so few atheists in Israel?
The debate over faith has been particularly robust in the West following a chain of major events over the course of the past two decades - except for Israel.
'The Jew who gave us GPS' - World marks 100 years since Einstein's theory of relativity
It was a century ago that the German-born Jewish physicist presented his groundbreaking formula to the Royal Academy of Science in Berlin.
After Obama, Netanyahu now turns attention to burying hatchet with US Jews
Republicans scoff at the notion that Netanyahu and the GOP made common cause in an effort to weaken Jewish support for the Democrats by so brazenly opposing Obama's Iran policies.
Twenty years on, what would have happened had Rabin lived?
The slain prime minister’s legacy swings from “Mr. Peace” to “Mr. Security,” depending on who you ask.
Germany unmoved by Israel's effort to prevent conductor Barenboim from playing in Iran
Controversial pianist, who also serves as musical director of Berlin State Opera, is in talks to perform in special Tehran show.
Israeli archaeologists find remnants of landmark synagogue destroyed by Nazis
The Great Synogogue was built in the 1600's and remained an important fixture within the Lithuanian Jewish community until the Holocaust.
Shaked to keep on appointing Arab judges
Coalition fails in vote for rabbinical courts