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A new water tank rests on a stand after it replaced a damaged one following a settlers' attack from nearby settlement outposts on the Palestinian Bedouin community, in the West Bank village of al-Mufagara.

Israel's Coalition Faces Standoff Over Connecting Unrecognized Arab Homes to Electricity

Noa Shpigel, Jack Khoury | 19.10.2021

Podcast | The secret offshore accounts bankrolling Israeli settlements

Religious Zionism Knesset member Itamar Ben-Gvir in the Arab town of Kafr Qasem in May.

Far-right, Israeli Arab Lawmakers Clash by Palestinian Hunger Striker's Ward

Jack Khoury | 19.10.2021

People protesting violence against members of the LGBTQ+ community in Tel Aviv, in 2019.

What a Transgender Woman's Death Reveals About Palestinian LGBTQ Community in Israel

Vered Lee, Bar Peleg | 19.10.2021

Magen David Adom staff and a volunteer in Tel Aviv in 2020.

Despite Botched Trial, Israel Expands Quarantine-free Program to Schools Nationwide

Sam Sokol | 19.10.2021

A vaccination center for foreign nationals in south Tel Aviv, last month.

Israeli Health Ministry’s Bureaucratic Errors Stymie Asylum Seekers’ Bid for Green Pass

Bar Peleg | 19.10.2021

Israeli Police clashing with Palestinians at Damascus gate, last month.

Eleven Palestinians Arrested After Hundreds Clash With Israel Police in Jerusalem's Damascus Gate

Nir Hasson | 19.10.2021

Deer near the home of Umm Forat in Raleigh, North Carolina, Oct. 2021

A Family From Ramallah Confronts America's Columbus Day

Umm Forat | 18.10.2021

Aristides and Angelina de Sousa Mendes with their first six children, 1917.

Portugal Honors Diplomat Who Rescued Thousands From Nazi Persecution

The Associated Press | 19.10.2021

Bahrain's ambassador to Israel, Khaled Yousif Al-Jalahma, with Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett in Jerusalem, Tuesday.

Israeli PM Bennett Invited for First Official Visit to United Arab Emirates

Jonathan Lis | 19.10.2021

Eureka Sound on Ellesmere Island in the Canadian Arctic.

Resilience of the Thickest Arctic Ice Is Cracking

Ruth Schuster | 19.10.2021

A damaged olive tree and graffiti in a Palestinian village.

The West Bank's 'Rotten Apples'

Amira Hass / Opinion | 19.10.2021

Judah Benjamin

The Jewish Politician and Slave Owner Who Was the Brains of the Confederacy

Rich Tenorio | 19.10.2021

Packages pass through a scanner at an Amazon fulfillment center in Baltimore, August 2, 2017.

Amazon Lowers Minimum Order Price for Free Shipping to Israel

Sam Sokol | 19.10.2021

Archaeologists removing vegetation from the amphitheatre

Lukios Woz 'Ere: Personalized Seats Found in Pergamon Amphitheater in Turkey

Terry Madenholm | 19.10.2021

Mel Brooks at opening night of "The Producers" at the St. James Theatre in New York in 2001.

At 95, Mel Brooks Will Finally Deliver ‘History of the World: Part II’

JTA, Ron Kampeas | 19.10.2021

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