Israel/Society

In comparison to an index of developed countries, and not all 179 countries, Israel fails on four scoring conditions of gender equality

The proposed bill to make it illegal to wave the flag of an entity considered hostile to Israel will be discussed in the government's next cabinet meeting

The goal is to fill the gap in language studies while increasing the chances of Bedouins to go on to college and eventually join Israel's workforce

A lack of trust in Israeli police and the low number of murder cases solved have created a downward spiral of violence in Arab locales, with no exit in sight

As coalition members came together to pass the budget, Israeli PM Netanyahu thanked them for their 'unity and in the end, friendship'

'There's no moral equivalence between people who shoot families in cold blood and people who suffer as a result of terrorism,' says Alan Dershowitz

The rabbi is seeking real change to the media’s portrayal of Israel, after his wife and daughters were brutally murdered in a terror attack

Trying to teach love, unity, and co-existence is the mission of 'Bustan Yaffa,' or Orchard, a unique preschool in the heart of Jaffa

Ben Gvir says 'the message should be clear that we are waging a war' against those 'making the lives of the residents here bitter, both Jews and Arabs'

Following backlash, the chain walks back on a policy implemented only in the ultra-Orthodox suburb store

These languages ​​will include English, French, Russian and Amharic

The latest scandal to draw spotlight on the exclusion of women from public spaces in the ultra-Orthodox sector

Opponents of Jerusalem Day see it as a nationalistic provocation, while supporters consider it an expression of Israel’s sovereignty over a united Jerusalem

Among the honored recipients was Patrick Drahi, owner and founder of i24NEWS

Roughly 3,000 officers are patrolling Jerusalem, and the Iron Dome is ready for rockets from Gaza

At the end of 2022, Jerusalem had over 980,000 residents, which is twice the population of Tel Aviv

The rate of students who have a low level of reading literacy increased by eight percent

'We will not remain silent in the face of inequality and injustice, we will continue to protest until the Israeli government does what is morally right'

In Tel Aviv, where protests have seen a peak of over 100,000 people against the proposed overhaul to Israel’s judiciary, some 250 people marched

The victim, Hanan Abu-Hit, was the mother of a five year-old boy. President Herzog has called the wave of violence an 'emergency'

A sect fusing the strictest adherence to tradition with liberal values is drawing growing interest around the world

The Israeli government approved an obligation to commemorate murdered Diaspora Jews, who are not citizens of Israel

According to The Abraham Initiatives, 70 Arab-Israelis have died in violent ways since the beginning of the year, with 62 of them being killed by gunfire