Israel

Article by Mickey Peled Updated Tue, May 21

The reforms that will encourage ultra-Orthodox men and Arab women to enter the workforce are the upside of the tough new budget.	(REUTERS/Uriel Sinai)
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Article by Akiva Eldar Updated Tue, May 21

A day before the arrival of US Secretary of State John Kerry to the region, Israel's Supreme Court will rule on the eviction of a Palestinian family in East Jerusalem.	(REUTERS/Ammar Awad )
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Article by Shlomi Eldar Updated Mon, May 20

The sudden change in assumptions on the Syrian war should invite us to wonder about the basis on which they were made.	(REUTERS/Maxim Shipenkov/Pool)
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Article by Mazal Mualem Updated Tue, May 21

After winning in the judicial arena, “Women of the Wall” prepare for the political battle over the ability to pray freely by the Western Wall.	(REUTERS/Amir Cohen)
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Article by Week in Review Updated Tue, May 21

The United States should invite Iran to the Geneva II talks on Syria and consider it a start for a more expansive regional dialogue.	(SANA.REUTERS/SANA)
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Article by Ben Caspit Updated Tue, May 21

Israel considers its options if Russia goes ahead with its plan to sell S-300 missiles to Syria.	(REUTERS/Maxim Shipenkov)
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Article by Kayhan Barzegar Updated Tue, May 21

Israel’s air strikes on Syria have set back its interests in the region.	(REUTERS/Baz Ratner)
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Article by Daniel Ben Simon Updated Mon, May 20

Tensions are rising in the ethnically mixed Israeli city of Lod between progressive and religiously motivated Israeli activists over the city's demographic future.	(REUTERS/Nir Elias)
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Article by Daoud Kuttab Updated Tue, May 21

Despite Israel's attempts to "legalize" four outposts in the West Bank within its own judicial system, the legal maneuvering will not change international law.	(REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun)
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Article by Mazal Mualem Updated Tue, May 21

The Netanyahus continue enjoying an extravagant lifestyle despite criticism from the public, which faces a new austerity plan.	(REUTERS/Christopher Furlong)
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