Society
Arab-Israeli educator Suleiman Suleiman advocates shared responsibility and coexistence
Atidna CEO and social activist Suleiman Suleiman is calling for a renewed commitment to partnership between Arab and Jewish communities in Israel, emphasizing education as the key.
The frontline is no longer at the border, it's in our living rooms - opinion
Grapevine February 6, 2026: Mixed feelings over Herzog’s visit down under
Jerusalem daycare tragedy: When ideology blocks oversight, babies pay the price - opinion
Pandemic anxiety worsened socio-political divisions in Israel, US - study
The study found that people with higher levels of anxiety also had higher levels of mistrust and hostility towards those they disagreed with politically.
Three Ladies, Three Lattes: Baseless hatred or lousy leaders?
In these dark days for Israel, the tragedy at Mt. Meron seems so many disasters away already. How do you three ladies feel about what happened there and how it has been dealt with by the government?
Can baking bread teach us about society?
Most people do not regard bakers as philosophers but the principles of baking bread teach us much about building a viable, stable and moral society.
An 80th birthday party to remember for prominent businessman
Alfred Akirov, one of the most prominent businessmen in Israel, celebrated his birthday in style — complete with a show by Israel's leading artists
Jerusalem’s Terra Venture Partners helps start-ups that positively impact society
The fund manages around $100 million, all dedicated to Israeli companies.
The ability to end the Haredi-secular conflict is within us - opinion
In a recent study commissioned by Gesher, the overwhelming majority (65%) of Israelis ranked the haredi-secular conflict as the most pressing facing us today.
Israel’s problems won’t disappear after the election - comment
No matter the result, the division that has been so rampant in recent months will not just go away.
Verbal abuse, no supplies: Social workers' pandemic struggles
These high numbers are similar to those of social workers in Iran, according to the study conducted by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) and UC Berkeley.
To lift lockdown gloom, Israelis keep calm and carry on screaming
While some Israelis take part in street demonstrations, others take to nature and shout to the heavens.
Education and democracy in crisis - opinion
In Israel, which is rife with disagreement over what might count as a good life and with those who seek to impose their concepts of the good on others, education should oppose the threat of tyranny.
