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Salah Abu-Hussein's family searched for him for a year before learning he had been imprisoned in Lebanon. Neighbors say he has mental health issues, and Israeli security is investigating how and why he was detained

Iran's water and environmental crisis is too severe to be easily solved, even if the regime had the will or the way

Hamas said it backs a limited deal, but Netanyahu has yet to convene the cabinet. Yehuda Cohen, father of hostage Nimrod, warned that sending the IDF into areas with live hostages risks their murder, which is 'more convenient for Netanyahu'

For the Syrian regime, the talks offer an opportunity to open a channel of communication with Israel and strengthen ties with Washington. But any concessions by President Ahmad al-Sharaa could be seen as betrayal at home

Mirasaura of the Triassic had a 'feathery' crest on its back so odd that paleontologists thought it was a fern

A Trump-appointed federal prosecutor sharply criticized both the prosecutor and the judge, saying a 'liberal district attorney and state court judge in Nevada failed to require an alleged child molester to surrender his passport, which allowed him to flee our country'

A historic agreement expanding Umm al-Fahm was set for approval, but the people of a neighboring Jewish community say the kilometer-wide strip will enhance their security – at the expense of families' dream homes

'We are dealing with the consequences of two continuous years of combat,' an IDF source said. The incident in Khan Yunis left three soldiers wounded and revealed gaps in intelligence despite prior tunnel detection

When everyone finally comes to their senses, including Israelis, we will not know where to begin the reckoning over the starvation and genocide in Gaza

Israeli musician Danielle Ravitzki left her homeland after being assaulted. In a conversation on her new English album, she explains why she doesn't support a cultural boycott of Israelis: 'It created an absurd situation in which the subversive and critical voices were silenced'

Israel's soccer federation hit back, saying the money should go to condemning the October 7 massacre or freeing hostages, 'not to terrorist organizations or whale hunting'

Seemplicity will use this funding to increase its investment in AI capabilities and support a rapid expansion of its marketing strategy.

Seemplicity will use this funding to increase its investment in AI capabilities and support a rapid expansion of its marketing strategy.

State Comptroller Engelmann claims that he is having difficulty obtaining documents and investigations from the army and scheduling meetings with officers. Senior officers retort that the watchdog is violating understandings reached

An East Jerusalem man drowned in the incident while his relative was killed by propellor of a police vessel that tried to save them. Witnesses accused police of 'shocking negligence,' while the Justice Ministry says it will talk to all the officers involved

The U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation says the new pilot will allow those who are usually 'outpaced by younger, more fit men' to access aid, in light of reports of overcrowded and understocked distribution hubs leading to casualties and lack of food stability

Israeli military control of the Gaza Strip will come at an astronomical cost - and the government has already been forced to break the budget several times ■ As part of the addition to the defense budget approved this week, the government allocated 1.6 billion shekels for humanitarian aid to Gaza residents through the much-maligned Gaza Humanitarian Foundation

Several months after the Buffalo shooting, which killed 10 shoppers, Eric Lendrum endorsed the theory on his podcast, and it was not for the first time.

Author Sally Rooney has pledged to donate the proceeds from BBC productions of her novels to Palestine Action, a pro-Palestinian activist group designated as a terrorist organization.