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Israeli intelligence sees a long-term erosion of Iran's regime, marked by eased hijab enforcement and deep infrastructure failures. As Trump presses for regime change, Netanyahu signals readiness to phase out U.S. military aid, reshaping Israel's strategic calculus

The suspect had allegedly vandalized the Congregation Shaarey Zedek marble facade and door glass panels with graffiti that included swastikas and the word “hate.”

Despite decades on their land, villagers describe daily threats from settlers – including stolen livestock, blocked roads, and attacks on children – forcing families to leave their community of Ras Ein al-Auja in the West Bank

An IJAN UK activist was reportedly arrested for allegedly chanting for "intifada" during a picketing of the Miznon Notting Hill, but was released on Saturday.

In 2007, four Bedouin men broke into a farm in the south of Israel. The owner, Shai Dromi, shot and killed one intruder, wounded another, was celebrated as a national hero and became the namesake of an amendment to the penal code that effectively stimulated: if a Jew killed an Arab to repel an intruder, the shooter would not bear any criminal liability

Naftali Bennett, Benjamin Netanyahu's main rival in the run-up to this year's election, wants to shower IDF conscripts and reservists with benefits in the hope that the Haredim will be tempted to join, too. It won't work

Twelve people have been killed in Israel's Arab community in the past 10 days, compared with one person during the same period last year

Pinkas was paid from January 2024 through March 2025, while he was employed at Haaretz, funneled to him via businessman Gil Birger. According to Pinkas, the money was compensation for writing policy papers; he denies any familiarity with, or involvement in, the pro-Qatar campaign formulated by Footlik. However, several of his articles include messages that align with the campaign's talking points

Medical sources in the Gaza Strip said harsh humanitarian conditions and a lack of heating led to the infant's death. The Israeli military also reportedly carried out a series of strikes at several locations on Saturday, including in Khan Yunis and Gaza City

Husam Maarouf kept writing during the war, even as death surrpunded him. Now his powerful poems come out in a Hebrew-Arabic collection

Protesters gathered at Tel Aviv's Habima Square amid renewed efforts by the government to advance judicial overhaul legislation. Two protesters were injured after a right-wing influencer pepper-sprayed them during a confrontation

The Southern Transitional Council is an umbrella organization established in 2017 for groups that seek to restore southern Yemen as an independent state, and has received financial and military support from the UAE.

Clashes broke out earlier this week in predominantly Kurdish neighborhoods after the government and the Syrian Democratic Forces, the main Kurdish-led force, failed to make progress on how to merge troops into the national army. The fighting has displaced more than 140,000 and killed at least 22 people

Aden airport was closed last week by the separatist Southern Transitional Council amid a worsening rift between the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which now support rival factions in the country's civil war. More than 600 stranded tourists were evacuated

Tehran escalated its threats against protesters on Saturday, with Iranian officials warning that demonstrators will be considered an 'enemy of God,' a death penalty charge against those 'betraying the nation and creating insecurity' or seeking 'foreign domination'

A video showing an Israeli soldier knocking a Palestinian amputee to the ground made waves – but it's just the tip of the iceberg. Settlers continue to invade Saeed al-Amour's land, while the army repeatedly detains him. An IDF spokesperson says he was involved in 'illegal security activity'

Jeans and sneakers on holidays, nonkosher food and sexual and gender liberation – a new generation of ultra-Orthodox Jews in the U.S. is reinventing itself

Police detained seven protesters outside Education Minister Yoav Kisch's home and confiscated their phones, their lawyer said. The move appears to defy a district court ruling that the right to protest outweighs a public figure's right to privacy