Track-It Jerusalem

One man alone used to employ more than 2,000 fishermen to bring in Gaza's daily catch, but Israel has reduced the areas in which Palestinians may fish, curbing the number of accessible fish.

Thousands of men rally in Jerusalem against plans to enrol them into military, saying it would harm their way of life.

If you are a woman of any age, shape, or size and you've walked down a street in any city in the world, you've experienced it: the whistles the cat calls, the winks, the terrible pick up lines. The language may vary, but the message doesn't. I've...

The campaign to elect Israel’s top rabbis is more competitive, fractious and, yes, dirty than running for the Knesset.    

Thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews protest in Jerusalem against plans to force members of their community to serve in the Israeli military.

Legalisation, which comes amid rise in attacks on Palestinians and their property, could frustrate US peace effortsThe Israeli government is to retroactively legalise four unauthorised settler outposts in the West Bank in a move likely to...

The corporation should be honest about its cartographic ethos: its Google Maps app is partly a tool for delivering adsOn Wednesday Google announced the most radical overhaul of the company's online virtual maps application since its creation just...

The Israeli government has started the process of authorising four new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank.

On Wednesday, Israel's 65th anniversary, Palestinians demonstrated and expressed their desire to return to what they view as their holy land. A recent report shows approximately 5.3 million Palestinians are classified as refugees and live...

Leaving Israel I took a cab to the Security Barrier, then walked through the lonely no man's land, which reminded me of the US-Mexico border between San Diego and Tijuana. Once across, I hopped into one of the many Palestinian cabs waiting on the...