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As murders surge in Arab society, Sunday's protest demands action from the prime minister while risking violence and further incitement under this government. In the meantime, Arab citizens can only hope to stay alive and cast a ballot on election day.

Twelve people have been killed in Israel's Arab community in the past 11 days, compared with one person during the same period last year. Protesters included social activists, victims' families, MKs and local and municipal representatives

A new AI‑driven mapping platform promises safer, faster, and more efficient rail development.

The IDF said 58-year-old Shaker Falah Ahmed al-Jaabari sped up towards soldiers stationed in Hebron, who shot at him because they felt an 'immediate threat.' Palestinian media says his children were also in the vehicle, and the IDF said the incident is under investigation

As global attention drifts to Caracas and Tehran, Palestinians in Gaza describe continued military incursions and air strikes, and a shifting Yellow Line that make daily life as dangerous as ever

From tax revenues to the shekel to consumption to real estate, the wave of high-value technology company sales has implications that go beyond the sector.

An employee had spotted two children attempting to steal an Israeli flag displayed at the cafe, but they departed when confronted.

The 40-year-old was linked to multiple rock-throwing incidents in Bergen County, besides the Wednesday incident against a bus transporting 3rd-grade students from Yeshivat Noam.

Bills set for debate would curb the attorney general's role in oversight, allow an ombudsman to seek indictments of senior prosecutors, tilt the Knesset legal adviser selection toward politicians and formally detach the military prosecution from the civilian justice system

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