Israeli society
In the age of AI warfare, Israel’s strongest defense is its people - opinion
In an age of AI warfare and online manipulation, Israel’s next line of defense is a cyber-literate public.
Israel faces tough choices over haredi draft exemptions, legal expert warns - interview
Human Rights Day: How ancient Jewish values meet modern universal duties - opinion
Israeli bluntness masks a rich moral code that Western politeness lacks - opinion
While 101 hostages remain in Gaza, the honey this Rosh Hashanah will taste bitter - opinion
While we in Israel prepare to gather with our loved ones, how can we genuinely celebrate when 101 of our own remain captive?
Grapevine October 2, 2024: Dancing into the next decade
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Looking at the two Israels, this October and 12 months ago - opinion
One Israel existed on October 7 – a nation caught off guard, unprepared as Hamas stormed its borders. It was an Israel slow to respond and missing crucial intelligence.
Domestic violence in Israel: One-in-10 suffers from intimate partner violence - study
The study was conducted through surveys and focus groups, and Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics assisted in carrying out the study.
Grapevine September 22, 2024: Happy birthday, Mr. President!
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
The next political big bang in Israel will be its civil society - opinion
The spirit of Israeli politics today dictates that “if the opposing camp is in favor, we are against, and vice versa.”
Grapevine September 11, 2024: News headliners
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Herzog: Now is not time to bring back the judicial reform
"Don't forget just over a year ago, we nearly descended into civil war, followed by the greatest fracture since the establishment of the state."
Safe and stable renting: Housing Ministry launches new plan for public housing
Under the new plan, called the "stable and safe renting" plan, the size of the rental subsidy will depend on the area in which the beneficiary is eligible for public housing.
Israelis want civil marriage, to break rabbinic monopoly in new Tu B'Av poll
When asked which way they would like their children to marry, assuming all options were available, only 50% of Israeli Jews chose an Orthodox marriage.
