Abba Eban
Permanent UN ambassadors meet with President Herzog
The group was somewhat smaller than previous delegations, but that may have been due to fears of travel to the Middle East during the current security situation.
Did Israel's famed diplomat Abba Eban lack clout back home?
Eli Evans, poet and influential grant-maker, dies at 85
President Isaac Herzog's mother, Aura, dies at 97
Grapevine: A misrepresentation of sorts
THINK ABOUT IT: The Knesset’s public image
Education Ministry to provide ‘safety net’ to students pursuing high level math
“Our message is simple: We are fighting for every student - and reducing the room for deliberation between four units and five units - and it is working,” Bennett says.
Illegally hunted stingrays during wildlife protection campaign in Haifa
Team uncovers boat in Haifa recently returned from the Mediterranean filled with crates of the sea creature.
On Ukraine President Poroshenko’s first official visit to Israel
ENCOUNTERING PEACE: Yes, it is difficult to make peace
Life would be so much easier if we had nicer enemies.
CANDIDLY SPEAKING: Jews and the global tilt toward conservativism and populism
Over the past two or three years, the emergence of populist parties on the far Right of the political scene has further complicated the political situation for Diaspora Jews.
Silent night
Palestinian Christians feel they have to speak out against Israeli “occupation,” because if they don’t, Muslims would perceive their silence as tacit support for Israel.
Israel Golf: Ga’ash honors memory of golf pioneer Shafat
Study: Gastrointestinal diseases not caused by using recycled ‘gray water’ for irrigation
