Jewish Extremism
Hiking should not be a crime punishable by death - opinion
Israeli settlers entering a Palestinian village can be seen from two perspectives.
How democratic Israelis can win the war against the messianic settler Right - opinion
Hijacking history: How messianic extremists are weaponizing Israeli archaeology - opinion
Israeli society must reclaim the Torah’s moral core - opinion
Rabbi Levenstein: Eradicate homosexuality just like we did AIDS
The fiercely anti-liberal rabbi reiterated his objections to any acceptance of homosexuals as normative people.
U.S.-born rabbi called ‘extremist,’ kicked out of Russia
Chabad of Russia, which enjoys friendly relations with President Vladimir Putin, strongly protested the US rabbi’s expulsion.
U.S.-born Jewish terrorist asks for prison furlough for son’s bris
Teitel is serving two life sentences for killing two Palestinians.
Israel and the Diaspora: Abandonment of the Jews?
Jewish extremists accused of targeting, beating Palestinians in Jerusalem
Police deny report of not intervening in Lehava assault that led to one victim hospitalized.
Palestinian family sues Israel for failing to prevent deadly arson attack
Jewish extremist Amiram Ben Uliel was indicted in January 2016 for the terror attack, which killed Saad and Reham Dawabshe and their infant son, Ali.
Ramat Hasharon mayor threatened by Jewish extremist group
Speaking to Hebrew media, the mayor said he was “shocked” and called the threat “terrorism in every way.”
We’ll do it our way
Polly Bronstein says she "came back to Israel in 2013 to a changed country."
Jewish extremism
The big problem – one of Israel’s biggest – is the death grip in which the state holds the practice of Judaism.
Dans la peau d’Yigal Amir
A travers l’analyse des motivations de l’assassin d’Yitzhak Rabin, Israël a longtemps cherché à comprendre comment il avait pu engendrer un tel fils