Israel's national security minister paid the northern city of Umm al-Fahm a visit for what he called a 'governance tour.' Residents called him a 'criminal' and the municipality called the trip a 'provocative invasion' that they say was not coordinated with city officials
A YouGov poll found antisemitic attitudes in the UK at record highs, with 21% of Britons affirming antisemitic statements and young people showing growing hostility to Israel.
The museum said the post was "easily open to misinterpretation by some as a political statement reflecting the ongoing situation in the Middle East. That was not our intent.”
Dozens of eighth-graders lost a lottery, even if they were stellar students. 'I'm worried that my daughter will slide into bad behavior,' one parent says, while others are keeping their children out of school until something is done
Israeli rescue services said that five people were lightly wounded. According to the IDF, no sirens sounded in the area and the incident is being investigated. Three other drones were intercepted earlier on Sunday
The order, issued on Friday, forces non-residents to pass security checks to access the street. Protests outside Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir's home have escalated recently, with demonstrators spilling red paint on the street last month
Some blame the Abraham Accords for leading Sudan into the downward spiral of its civil war and strengthening its Islamist factions. Here's why they're wrong, and how the same lessons can apply to Syria
Members of the now-banned activist group Palestine Action had taken part in protests and blockades attempting to obstruct the facility's production since they were founded in 2020, and intensified their efforts since the war in Gaza began
The Trump administration recently conveyed its general principles for renewing the negotiations through an Israeli peace activist, who claims he received a written statement by Hamas stating that the group is willing to relinquish control of Gaza
Humvees, drones, reservists mobilized at 3 billion shekels per month, and high pay for heavy-equipment operators motivated by a far-right ideology – this is the price of seizing Gaza. Yet some in the security cabinet still hope a hostage deal could halt the operation
Netanyahu's suggestion to open Gaza's Rafah border crossing was rebuked by Egypt as a breach of international law, hinting at forced migration. Amidst this, a significant $35 billion gas deal between Israel and Egypt hangs in doubt
The slow flight of Palestinians from Gaza is delaying IDF plans and prompting escalated operations, as the military warns of critical readiness problems in regular units and alerts families of hostages to growing risks