Israel's Druze Community
‘I wanted to do something revolutionary,’ first female Druze doctor in Israel tells the ‘Post’
Khir’s own daughters have followed in her footsteps, with one in the process of completing medical school and two pursuing degrees in engineering.
Netanyahu meets with leaders of Druze, Circassian communities at Dead Sea summit
Editor's Notes: The era of the Reshuffled Jew - comment
First Druze party launches ahead of elections, aims for independent representation
Gajafara Ibrahim, 11, confirmed killed in Majdal Shams attack
11-year-old Gjafara Ibrahim was confirmed killed in a Hezbollah attack on Majdal Shams, local teen friend recounts “horrifying” experience.
Politicians flock to Majdal Shams, angering some residents
Following the tragic rocket attack in Majdal Shams, Israeli officials visit the town, calling for strong action while facing local residents' frustrations.
Labor MKs propose Nation State Law amendment after Majdal Shams attack
Following the Majdal Shams attack, Democrats MKs seek to amend Israel's Basic Law to promote equality and recognize Arabic as an official language.
Reporter's Notebook: Majdal Shams on the frontline
Majdal Shams, a Druze town in the Golan, mourns after a devastating rocket attack. Discover the resilience of this community amid tragedy and conflict.
Bleeding children on the soccer pitch and the abandonment of the North - opinion
What else needs to happen so that children do not end their lives while playing soccer or lying dead on the grass? The time for action is now.
Netanyahu to return to Israel following Hezbollah's Majdal Shams massacre
Twelve cihildren were killed, with 19 wounded to varying degrees, after a deadly rocket attack rattled a northern Israel Druze town.
Jumblatt roasted by Druze spiritual leader in Israel
"Once you manage to solve the internal problems in Lebanon, only then we will talk about the ways to help the Palestinian brothers," said Tarif.
'I dream of liberated Druze land for brethren in Syria' - One activist's national aspirations
Druze activist Khalifa Khalifa dreams of a friendly Druze autonomy in southern Syria as a response to the Assad regime’s deadly campaign.
New Druze reservist association to tackle challenges faced by group - interview
‘We embrace the Jewish State with all our might, and would love to receive this embrace back,’ says founder Adib Abu Aasi.
A peace to be broken: The Golan amid the escalation with Hezbollah
Reporter's notebook: If war comes, this peace will be broken, as it was in 1973, and the heights will once again form a bulwark for Israel against enemies near and far.
