What began as a quiet fact-finding mission turned into a $72 billion blockbuster, as Netflix beat out Paramount and Comcast to clinch Warner Bros’ studios.
Steve Parker, Chief Executive Officer of Boeing Defense, Space & Security, pointed to Boeing's recent investment of billions in St. Louis, Missouri, where the company makes fighter jets.
A year after the November 2024 riots in Amsterdam against Israeli Maccabi fans by pro-Palestinian demonstrators, one Israeli is being investigated on suspicion of rioting in the city. The investigation took place at the request of Interpol and the Dutch authorities, who monitored the Tel Aviv district investigators via video call
Officials say officers dislike the suggestion that Israel Katz's interference in the army chief of staff's appointments implies promotions will depend on political loyalty, and warn that more senior officers may leave as a result
When the religious zionists started their settlement enterprise in the West Bank, opponents would say, 'What about the empty Negev or the Galilee'. Now, as religious activists move to rehabilitate abandoned border towns, those same critics are in uproar over a 'takeover effort'
The situation in Gaza remains dire, with worsening weather conditions compounding the critical state of affairs caused by damaged infrastructure and over two years of conflict. Today, more than ever, more doctors are needed in Gaza
In Benjamin Netanyahu's increasingly authoritarian government, clashing with the military elite is the easiest way to curry favor with the Likud party base. His inconsequential defense minister is taking full advantage of his position, remaking one of the last independent bastions in Israel's embattled public sector
Arab countries, European nations, and the United States are all pressing for the implementation of the next phase of the Trump plan, which will almost inevitably restore the PA to Gaza. From there, the two-state solution is already emerging on the horizon
It's a pity Dana doesn't realize that there are countries that think that it's impossible to accept representatives of a country that waged a campaign of killing and insane destruction, but in the current public atmosphere, one needs a lot of courage to step out of the ranks of the choir
It seems that even in this extreme right-wing government, there is a limit. Social Equality Minister May Golan has only one despicable goal in mind: to harm Israeli Arab society, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was right to stop the delusional plan and to put the incompetent minister in her place
Israeli soldiers shot dead a 55-year-old municipal sanitation worker after an assailant tried to run over troops in the West Bank city of Hebron, the Israeli military said. The assailant was also killed, while an Israeli citizen was lightly wounded
Gadi Eisenkot criticized Netanyahu for appointing his top military aide, who lacks Mossad experience; unlike other senior roles, the Mossad chief's appointment doesn't need government approval and will be signed immediately if endorsed by the appointments panel
In an interview with Politico, Israeli President Isaac Herzog said, 'The emotional weight that I carry on my shoulders is huge, but I'm very proud of it that God gave me this role at this moment, to be there for Israel in its most difficult hour'; Netanyahu formally asked Herzog to end his corruption trial earlier this week
Mansour Abbas told Haaretz that the decision aims to expand the party's ranks beyond only those identified with the Islamic Movement. Right-wing opposition party chair Avigdor Lieberman said this move 'doesn't matter' and reiterated his position that the next 'Zionist' coalition should be formed without Arab parties
Dr. Mike Evans stressed Israel's historical and faith-based claim to Judea and Samaria and urged the White House to stand with Israel on the territory.
Thomas Zinderdine was charged with assaulting and disarming an officer and uttering threats. He and his fellow 21-year-old activist were also charged with criminal harassment.
After two years of weekly rallies at Hostage Square come to an end as only one deceased hostage remains in Gaza, pro-democracy activists and bereaved families call for a state commission of inquiry in the failures of October 7, as the weekly Haifa protest grew to thousands ahead of its planned cancellation by the municipality
Fans marched out of the Bloomfield Stadium in protest of a police order denying entry for anyone wearing a shirt bearing crossed-out symbols of Israel Police, rival team Maccabi Tel Aviv and far-right extremist 'Kach' movement. Many fans said they were not made aware of the order before the match