By Nathan Jeffay
Most secular Israelis want the ultra-Orthodox to serve in the army. But drafting them into the ranks could have unintended negative consequences for female soldiers.
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By Nathan Jeffay
In Israel, some say a new phase of stability has begun with the coalition deal between the Likud and Kadima parties. To others, the new government has ushered in an era of unaccountability.
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By Nathan Jeffay
TRAVEL: Israel’s festival season kicks off in summer with hundreds of offerings for all tastes and interests, from the Galilee to Eilat. We pick the top five.
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By Nathan Jeffay
Michael Sfard doesn’t look like a powerhouse. But the lawyer based in a shabby Tel Aviv building has succeeded in forcing Israel to act on illegal outposts built on Palestinian land.
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By Nathan Jeffay
Benjamin Netanyahu recently balked at a Supreme Court order to demolish a West Bank outpost. It’s not the only time his government has resisted court orders.
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