The response comes after Israel accused the NYT of spreading 'one of the worst blood libels' in modern media history and was part of an 'orchestrated anti-Israel campaign'

Activists released after being detained on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla say they were subject to humiliating strip searches, sexual harassment, and denied basic conditions while in custody. Germany and Italy reported several activists returned with injuries and had to undergo medical inspections

Ben-Gvir's video drew widespread international condemnation, with even Netanyahu disavowing the actions, but the IPS stood behind its conduct: 'All actions were carried out in accordance with procedures'

Users instinctively trust apps marketed as 'confidential.' Research finds many embedded undisclosed advertising trackers

A short history of how a movement founded to make synagogues feel less 'Jewy' spent two centuries quietly putting the Jewishness back

This week at Ben Gurion Airport: an artist couple, each exploring in their own way the questions of longing and belonging, and a father grappling with life away from his family

Ahmad Nassar refused to bow to organized crime networks that have infiltrated waste management and other services across Arab society in Israel – and became the target of an assassination attempt. 'The ministry responsible for our safety isn't fulfilling its role,' he says