Abu Ghosh
What I learned speaking to Arabs voting in Israel's election - reporter's notebook
People were passionate about politics. Around 4,300 people voted in Abu Ghosh, which is 78 percent of the population. In Gilo, around 15,000 people voted, or 65-70 percent.
Abu Gosh fest in full bloom
Abu Gosh Festival in Israel to intertwine tradition with innovation
A New Hotel With About 120 Rooms Will Be Built
Yisrael Beytenu enlists bereaved mothers for campaign
Bennett to Liberman: There already is a death penalty law, and your ministers voted to release terrorists.
Israel Opera to premiere two local works
IO general director Hanna Munitz says “there’s nothing more thrilling than to be part of a new Israeli creation."
Jerusalem U documentary explores anti-Semitism on US campuses
One thing that many students repeatedly stressed in the film is that most of the time on campus, everything is fine.
Israel crushed by Romania in Davis Cup
Israel dropped to a 2-0 deficit to Romania after Dudi Sela was beaten in four sets by Marius Copil.
Life is a mystery in the Florida Everglades
A refuge in the Jerusalem hills
Kibbutz Tzuba offers an escape from the confines of urban life – experience the area’s beautiful green lungs, fruity wines and bucolic views.
Health scan: Not all neutrophils are created equal in fighting cancer
February 20: Stop the madness
Everyone lives in fear of Islamic theology, which won’t allow other religions freedom of worship.
Know comment: What explains Obama’s zeal for a deal with Iran?
It’s ardor for Islam and sympathy for Islamic ambitions of global leadership, not just distaste for American overreach, that apparently fuels Obama’s secretive dash towards a deal with Iran.