Haaretz

Israel's Foreign Minister says embassy moves matter as much as the battlefield. A listener in Jerusalem says the problem isn't PR — it's policy.

A third of East Jerusalem's residents hold residency, not citizenship. What the polling says about identity surprises almost everyone.

Two commanders drew a ceasefire line in wax pencil in 1948. It became a city's border for nineteen years.

Armies built spy agencies first — half a century before Mossad. How military and civilian intelligence divide the work, and who enforces the line.

A 68-dunam walled district in central Jerusalem has been a pilgrimage campus, a prison, and a city hall. Here's how it became Russian.

Rav Katina's 6,000-year clock says the year 2239. The Ramban called it non-binding. Maimonides cursed anyone who used it.

What actually changes when a cybersecurity operator crosses from protecting a company to protecting a state?

Israel's Academy of the Hebrew Language is finally standardizing how place names get written in English — but the Q on the signs has survived every...