Until shortly before his death, Max Brod debated whether or not to publish the story about the illegitimate child Kafka may have had — and shared those deliberations with my mother, a poet, in an apartment in Tel Aviv

A South African celebrity model and actress is the latest star of the Israeli government’s campaign to send a clear message to public figures who publicly advocate for any form of boycott against Israel: stay away.

A new initiative is hoping to house 100 Eritrean families on the collective settlements by September. Preference is given to high-risk single mothers, but some believe single African men would also benefit from being employed in the kibbutz factories

The announcement of next week’s march follows Sunday’s rally of 80,000 people in Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square to protest discrimination against the LGBT community

Under the law, employers are required to deposit 20 percent of an asylum seeker’s salary in a designated fund, and the money is to be returned to the employee only if and when he leaves the country

While the fight for LGBT equality gained impressive and exciting public support this week, the magnitude of the support seems to be matched by a sneering attitude on the part of some of this paper’s writers

No damage or casualties were reported ■ Alarms sounded in a number of Israeli communities bordering the Strip

One Israeli soldier wounded by snipers on border ■ Israel strikes Hamas positions in Gaza, reportedly killing three