Meni Naftali worked security for the Israeli prime minister and his wife Sara, and now wants the world to know what they are really like

Israeli Arabs at a Crossroads: How one woman in the Negev stands up against polygamy, abuse, and ignorance

Can anything change the status quo in the territorial dispute between Israelis and Palestinians?

The Times concedes one to the outrage trolls, and history weeps

Ayoob Kara advocates for a combination of Israeli military deterrence and economic fortitude to sway Arab neighbors

The case of IDF Major Alaa Waheeb

At a lonely army outpost in 1994, Israel was shown the difference between radicals and fanatics—and between soldiers and storytellers. But the West didn’t learn.

A new collection of the late historian’s essays says more about his prejudices than about his achievements

Showing my teenage daughter around the city, I realized that each generation remembers—and forgets—its own Jerusalem

A stalwart of the right, Sharon was a pragmatist whose mission was to teach Jews how to survive in the Middle East

An ambitious new high-tech industrial park doubles as an initiative to bring more Arabs into the Israeli economy

Ex-Shin Bet head Yuval Diskin warns that Israel’s leaders appear to be dangerously detached from reality

Israel’s failures in 2006 foreshadow the challenges that lie ahead in a fractured Middle East—and the coming wars there

Widow of PLO leader says Second Intifada was premeditated

Once-maligned Labor politician Amir Peretz explains how he saw what many decorated generals did not