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Israel Police's representative told the court that most of the Qatargate investigation has been completed, adding that the remaining steps include the Shin Bet security service putting together an opinion on the threat posed to Israel's national security by the Qatargate affair

A group calling itself Peacefully Against Genocide claimed responsibility for the action, linking it to Germany's decision to lift its partial embargo on weapons exports to Israel. They alleged the German government was 'complicit in genocide' in Gaza

In a court filing, an Israeli advertising executive claims that a company controlled by Mikhael Mirilashvili serviced a Russia's state-owned nuclear energy company operating in Iran. He also asserts that Mirilashvili – not his son Yitzchak – is the real owner of the pro-Netanyahu Channel 14. Mirilashvili: 'The allegations are entirely baseless'

A major, widespread outage impacting Cloudflare's Global Network is reportedly causing downtime for X (Twitter) and other platforms, affecting thousands of users across the US.

A major, widespread outage impacting Cloudflare's Global Network is reportedly causing downtime for X (Twitter) and other platforms, affecting thousands of users across the US.

Facing public opposition at home and its role as Arab leader, Saudi Arabia must move closer to normalization with Israel but cannot afford to trade the Palestinian cause solely for stealth fighters and security guarantees

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Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar thinks it's a dangerous film. But 'The Sea,' centered on a Palestinian boy who longs to see the sea, is exactly the kind of film that could have helped mend Israel's battered international image

The resolution contains no clear commitment to end Israeli annexation measures in Gaza or the West Bank, and the vague reference to Palestinian self-determination perpetuates the familiar pattern of declarations without implementation, which depends on the goodwill of a U.S. president who is more concerned with selling F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia than the fate of Palestinians

Beyond a passing reference to Palestinian statehood, the resolution's immediate impact lies in its creation of the International Stabilization Force. But questions linger over whose soldiers will make up the force and if disarming Hamas is even possible

The Israeli prime minister also called on countries to 'join us in expelling Hamas,' as the militant Palestinian group reiterated that it will not disarm and that its factions reject the UN plan

The far-right minister said the government panel, which is not a state inquiry, will examine failures 'from the Oslo Agreement to today.' Families of October 7 victims criticized the ministerial team forming the panel as a list of those 'to be investigated by a proper state inquiry,' while opposition leaders condemned the move and announced a boycott

The Starships singer was credited by Amb. Mike Waltz to be “the greatest female recording artist” and a “principled individual who refuses to remain silent in the face of injustice.”

The IDF said that the assailants attempted to run over people at the Gush Etzion junction near Jerusalem, and afterward exited the vehicle and stabbed others; both were shot dead

Yossi Cohen led Israel's Mossad from 2016 to 2021. His new book, 'The Sword of Freedom: Israel, Mossad, and the Secret War,' is an inconceivable exhibition of self-adulation

Mollel – killed on Oct. 7 and taken to Gaza – had arrived in Israel two weeks before the Hamas attack to study agriculture and worked at Kibbutz Nahal Oz. 'It was his first time traveling out of Tanzania, full of hope and ambition. Little did he know, it was his last time as well,' the Tanzanian ambassador to Israel said at a memorial ceremony at Ben-Gurion Airport

The public mood in Turkey against Israel, and also against its tiny Jewish community, is so vitriolic that outspoken Erdogan faces constant criticism for being too soft. The Turkish president is hoping that sending peacekeeping troops to Gaza will squash his opponents' claims that he hasn't done enough for Palestine

Senior security officials say neither the government nor the defense establishment has held a strategic discussion on the West Bank for months, while IDF intelligence warns this is the worst period yet for Jewish settler violence against Palestinians. 'The IDF is afraid to speak and has lost its authority on the ground,' a senior commander said

More than a month after David Zini's tenure as Shin Bet chief began, the High Court of Justice is hearing petitions against the appointment by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ■ Likud lawmaker Tally Gotliv was removed from the proceedings after interrupting the petitioners

The Civil Service Commission launched an investigation after Haaretz revealed that Justice Ministry Legal Adviser hid ties between her brother, a Likud activist, and her husband, Levin's childhood friend, while falsely affirming that neither she nor her relatives are affiliated with government ministers