Former hostage Arbel Yehoud described the harsh conditions of captivity: 'Every minute is an eternity and every second is a risk of death. For my Ariel, every day feels like that,' she said of her partner, still held in Gaza
A report published by the United Nations on Gaza found that about 10% of children examined suffered from acute or severe malnutrition. However, the rate of food distribution almost doubled in August, and prices of some food products in the Strip are falling
Khallet al-Daba locals said a baby and an elderly couple were among those wounded in the attack. The village is part of the Masafer Yatta area, home to over 1,000 Palestinians under continuous threat of displacement by Israeli settlers, authorities and the IDF
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: a French Orthodox Christian moved by a spiritual experience in Jerusalem, and metalhead parents whose child rejects their musical taste
Netanyahu was right when he talked about 'fascist Falangists,' but he attributed the description to the wrong people ■ The prime minister is not only betting on human lives, but also on Israel's standing in the world. He destroys everything he touches ■ And when Bibi mocks 'weak' leaders, what does that say about him?
As the IDF chief and even Likud ministers raise questions about the consequences of an extended Gaza campaign, Netanyahu's attention is fixed only on political survival: how to remain in power and out of prison
If AB 715 becomes law, it will mark the first time a state creates an antisemitism watchdog for public schools, potentially setting a template for others.
In his fourth appearance on a right-wing podcast, the Israeli prime minister insisted that 'Israel is the only place in the Middle East where Christians are safe'
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A man in his 50s was shot dead in the Druze town of Isfiya, while two residents of Jisr al-Zarqa were shot and killed near their hometown; Police blame rivalries between criminal gangs
Palestinians are contending that international media seems to be more accepting of their stories when they are told through western mediators. If the reaction to 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' in Venice is any indication, change may be on the way
Hamas 'became convinced [Trump] was serious' after the president's call to free hostages, says envoy. He cautioned the conflict 'could end in two weeks' if both sides act seriously, and Trump is 'capable of applying pressure on Netanyahu to end the war immediately'