In Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, residents volunteer and keep kids at home as streets and supermarket shelves empty out
“We live in a permanent state of fear,” one Tel Aviv resident said
Stanford officials were also criticized for neutral language in initially failing to unambiguously condemn Hamas
“We live in a permanent state of fear,” one Tel Aviv resident said
‘Criticizing someone that's fighting for their life is is pretty naive,’ said a prominent Jewish Republican
Mitzpe Yericho, a settlement outside of Jerusalem, grieves a 19-year-old who loved music and Torah
'It will be very hard to dispute the fact that the work we’ve been doing wasn’t to weaken or dismantle the state of Israel, but out of a real commitment to the country we love,' said Esther Sperber
An oral history of the killing fields at Kibbutz Reim’s nature party.
A Forward investigation reveals troubling track record behind apologies and resignation
A close look at how social media and politics operate in the fog of war
Friends and family of Vivian Silver, who has spent much of her life advocating for Israeli-Palestinian peace, lost touch with her when Hamas attacked her home
Over 1,500 Israeli tech experts volunteer around the clock to find kidnapped or missing civilians
A close look at their words shows the increasing complexity of views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict within the party that a large majority of American Jews identify with