Eliyahu Freedman

The Is­raeli min­is­ter’s vis­its have deep roots in re­li­gious Zion­ism. But his ap­proach is now find­ing new tak­ers too.

Leg­is­la­tion would put 65 per­cent tax on for­eign gov­ern­ment do­na­tions to Is­raeli and Pales­tin­ian civ­il so­ci­ety groups.

Pales­tini­ans forced to stay away to avoid re­peat of pre­vi­ous years, when the far right car­ried out dozens of at­tacks.

Hamas says cur­rent Is­raeli lead­er­ship is turn­ing the con­flict into a re­li­gious one that is more dif­fi­cult to re­solve.

Thou­sands of young Or­tho­dox Jew­ish men are ex­pect­ed to provoca­tive­ly pa­rade through the Old City’s Mus­lim Quar­ter.

Cafe Yafa con­tin­ues a rich Pales­tin­ian lit­er­ary cul­ture, decades af­ter the Nak­ba de­stroyed the li­braries of Pales­tine.

The renowned US aca­d­e­m­ic spoke to Al Jazeera about his ca­reer and po­si­tions he re­grets not tak­ing in the past.

Pales­tini­ans, Is­raeli op­po­si­tion wor­ry about for­ma­tion of armed force di­rect­ly un­der the far-right min­is­ter’s con­trol.