Israel passes death penalty law for Palestinians convicted of lethal attacks against Israelis
The law, which was long lobbied for by Israel’s far right, quickly drew a legal challenge.
The law, which was long lobbied for by Israel’s far right, quickly drew a legal challenge.
Productive political partnership doesn't mean needing to agree on every last issue
The new party is the latest attempt to stem the more than 20-year decline of the Israeli left
The Moroccan-born politician never realized his dream of becoming prime minister, but remained a voice of moderation in the Likud
Inside the tent city where a handful of hardcore activists have been living for months
A prime minister as unpopular as Netanyahu shouldn't be able to hold onto power — so why does his grip seem so secure?
For young Israelis who oppose the judicial overhaul, the protests feel personal — it's their future at stake
Female Arab lawmakers critique Knesset for 'promoting racism on the backs of victims'
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