In the Media

MK Aida Touma-Sliman writes to congresswomen that her party is doing 'whatever is in our power' to let them visit Israel despite possible ban over their support for BDS.

23 tires were slashed and malicious graffiti, hinting at involvement of Jewish right-wing activists, sprayed in northern town.

Committee charged with building joint slate says that Balad and Ta’al object to makeup of roster, holding up promised amalgamation.

"This is one of the earliest mosques known of from the time of the first arrival of Islam in Israel, after the Arab conquest in 636 C.E."

Four Israeli women from very different backgrounds tell of their challenges serving as economic attaches around the world.

Negotiation efforts ended over disagreement between Balad and Hadash over 12th spot in slate. Final deadline to submit slates to Central Election Committee looms near.

Pnima movement, which once included Gantz and Ashkenazi, releases proposal to require all Israeli citizens to perform some form of national service for a more cohesive society.

Pupils believe their bilingual school is proof that peace is possible between Palestinians and Israelis

“When the decision was made to build a military field hospital on Israel’s border with Syria, I was honored to be chosen to lead the mission together with my colleagues from the IDF Medical Corps.”

Driver seriously hurt in incident at Tulkarem-area checkpoint; IDF arrests 8 Palestinian suspects overnight.

After her son was diagnosed with a rare disorder, Jmalat Abu Musa established a now-thriving natural cosmetics firm out of her home. Today, she dreams of creating a workplace for mothers like herself.

'Momentum' seeks to increase the number of Bedouin high school graduates in Rahat with high-level matriculation certificates in math.

Program, to be presented to the United Nations on Wednesday, aims to raise the number of students matriculating in higher levels of maths in the Bedouin town of Rahat from the current level of only 15%.

Two of four Arab-majority parties boycotted press conference on revived Joint List over a dispute on allocation of spots on joint ticket.

Members of ethnic minority fear non-Circassian couple will cause Kafr Kama to 'lose its identity,' citing examples of Jewish towns who kept out Arabs.