Religion and State

Be’er Sheva’s New Buses to the Beach on Shabbat

Be’er Sheva’s New Buses to the Beach on Shabbat

This i24NEWS clip (02:27) spotlights public transportation on Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath, as one of the many points of conflict between religion and democracy in Israel. Until recently, no public

Public Opinion Survey on the Rights of Same-Sex Couples

Public Opinion Survey on the Rights of Same-Sex Couples

This article reports the findings of a public opinion survey conducted in honor of the 2018 Jerusalem Gay Pride parade by Hiddush, an organization working towards religious freedom and equality

Integrating the Haredi population into Israel’s workforce

Integrating the Haredi population into Israel’s workforce

Two groups of the Israeli population have long been underrepresented in its growing workforce: Arab women and Haredi men. This in-depth article from the Israel Democracy Institute focuses on the latter,

Tribes, Identity & Individual Freedom in Israel

Tribes, Identity & Individual Freedom in Israel

Written by Natan Sachs and Brian Reeves and published by the Center for Middle East Policy, this 23-page long article examines the history and implications of Israel’s attitudes and policies