Netanyahu is not faring well in the polls, but the party remains entirely his

The choir of the Jewish state in Ghila Piattelli’s “Ovunque si casa”, which almost entirely eschews current political issues to tell the story of a country built on memory, human relationships and individual wounds

The Palestinian village besieged by Israeli settlers and the relentless struggle between the government and the army

The Israeli artist chose not to be deterred by the threats and brought a pool of water into the Arsenale pavilion: “The pool represents the Talmud, the trails left by the drops represent scripture, and the drops themselves represent the tears shed by the Jewish people over the past nearly three years, following the still-open wound of 7 October.”

Under the agreement, Israel must not withdraw from the Strip until Hamas has been disarmed. The safeguards needed against terrorists and on-the-ground initiatives, beyond the smoke and mirrors of the election campaign (not just Bibi’s)

There are many blameless people who hate Israel, euphemistically ‘criticising’ it and regarding it as the root of all evil in the world. Well, these blameless people ought to take two educational trips: to Sofia in Bulgaria and to Michigan

The Franco-Algerian writer described 7 October as “one of the greatest horrors in history. Those who allowed it to happen must be punished: Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran”