If Jerusalem is the Holy City, Tel Aviv is its wayward sister - made up of Mediterranean beaches, stylish bars, diverse cuisine and lively nightlife, ...
After eight days of fighting and over 150 killed, Israel and Hamas brokered a fragile ceasefire last Wednesday, but how long can it last? And who do o...
A BBC reporter was urged to take cover by the programme's presenter as missiles from Israel screamed overhead and loud explosions rang out - live on a...
Twenty-one people have been injured in a bus bomb a block away from the headquarters of the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) in Tel Aviv on Wednesday, in w...
Recently every time I have heard a bike engine revving or a plane fly over I have hesitated for a moment. The red alert sirens in Tel Aviv, five in the last four days, were certainly not what I expected when I moved to Israel almost eight months ago.
Last week the Huffington Post UK brought you a first-hand account of what life is like for civilians living under the constant threat of death from th...
As the military strikes and political rhetoric in Gaza and Israel escalate, it is the civilians on both sides that bear the brunt of the violence. ...
Escalating tensions in Gaza and Southern Israel have seen an increase in the number of attacks launched by both sides. Huge explosions have been s...
Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to halt the Israeli bombardment of Gaza as Egypt's prime minister visits the territory. Hamas interio...
Rocker Morrissey has risked dividing his fans by waving an Israeli flag during a concert in Tel Aviv. The former The Smiths star was in the city fo...
A protester in Israel set himself on fire on Saturday, suffering third-degree burns over 94% of his body. Moshe Silman, 57, is now in a critical co...
In 1918, Kafka wrote about the early kibbutzim in Palestine, arguing there should be no legal courts - "Palestine needs earth (...) but it does not need lawyers". Until Israel realizes world Jewry and their cultural assets are not automatically property of the Jewish state, and removes its lawyers from this sorry tale - the world will continue to be starved of a true literary great's work.
Like with so many artists with foul beliefs, I feel it justified to be allowed to enjoy their art, in spite of them. Art, after all, is something merely facilitated by the artist; your subjective evaluation and judgement is not only important to that art, but vital for its existence.
In an amazing piece of why-didn't-anyone-think-of-this-before, some tourists in Tel Aviv, Israel, have discovered the Star Wars text crawl printed on ...
Netanyahu's brutish political fighting stance has always been about smothering the peace process, bamboozling the international community and low blows when it comes to settlement expansion. However, this unprecedented domestic crisis could prove to be the knock-out punch he never saw coming.
