Eli Zuzovsky’s debut novel ‘Mazeltov’ is a queer Israeli coming-of-age story that tackles identity, belonging and masculinity. The Tel Aviv native explains why he writes in English and how leaving Israel helped him discover the depth of Jewish culture | Read More in Life & Culture RSS
‘Seven hours in hell’: Three women recall horrors of Nova Festival massacre
New details on fatal Italy cable-car crash emerge: ‘Suddenly they heard breathing’
Former hostage on Rom Braslavski’s video: ‘His eyes are not the same’
Two teens accused of Islamic State affiliation, planned attack on synagogue
Suspects arrested for ordering grenade sent to governor
Hostages’ families: Deal must bring everyone home, in one stage
Iranian Crown Prince: ‘Nuclear talks will not bring peace to the Middle East’
Little known facts about Passover
Muscle-loss concerns lead to new drug discovery platform
15 beautiful artworks not to miss in Israel’s Christian sites
Diversity becomes the key as Hebrew University celebrates 100 
‘Inglourious Basterds’ star joins ‘Fauda’ Season 5
A simple lifesaver for hemorrhagic shock or cardiac arrestSuspects arrested for ordering grenade sent to governorHostages’ families: Deal must bring everyone home, in one stage‘Seven hours in hell’: Three women recall horrors of Nova Festival massacre