Israeli military intelligence estimates that the Quds Force member who was killed is not senior enough to lead Iran to respond militarily to the assassination, and it has not raised alert levels in Israel
Promises abound, but poor standards in inspector selection pose risks in urban renewal. Experience shown often differs from actual execution, warn industry sources.
Promises abound, but poor standards in inspector selection pose risks in urban renewal. Experience shown often differs from actual execution, warn industry sources.
The death of Sergeant Gur Kehati during a controversial security escort of a civilian in southern Lebanon might have been avoided had the IDF adopted an original ethical rule designed to prevent unnecessary risks to soldiers' lives
In a Thursday interview, Culture Minister Miki Zohar said that 'all Israelis were complacent' in the run-up to the October 7 Hamas massacre, and that any investigation into the disaster would have to go back to the Oslo Accords
The new pope has lamented the conditions for Palestinians in Gaza several times recently and told journalists last month that the only solution in the decades-long conflict between Israel and the Palestinian people must include a Palestinian state
In a letter sent to the Knesset's legal adviser, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara warned that law enforcement officials are being summoned by MKs and told to provide information about ongoing criminal proceedings, which she says is intended 'to influence the proceedings and deter public servants from carrying out their duties'
Even as many hold Hamas responsible for Gaza's ruin, Gazans say its limited ability to fix roads, curb looting and restrain war profiteers, alongside a quieter religious presence, is preferable to a violent vacuum
The public will be able to nominate those they believe worthy of being honored for their actions in response to the Hanukkah party terrorist attack that claimed the lives of 15 and wounded 40.
In 1986, I was deported by South Africa's regime for reporting on the anti-apartheid struggle. Today, Israel's government is also trying to control what the world sees about its actions in Gaza – yet the truth has a way of breaking through
Israel's most far-right government in history is pushing to overhaul Israel's media, split the attorney general's power, change investigations into police misconduct – and a death penalty bill that Israel's top civil rights group says solely targets Arabs
Eran Kolirin's latest film, 'Some Notes on the Current Situation,' uses surreal vignettes to contrast familiar Israeli absurdity with the post-October 7 sense of exile from something that has already disappeared
Danny Kuttner's songs have already amassed millions of streams. Now, with a new English-language album, the Amsterdam-born Israeli musician hopes the war hasn't wiped out her chances of performing abroad
The far-right minister became the second in Netanyahu's government to call for a full probe into alleged business ties between the prime minister's aides and Qatar, saying 'corrupt officials should be pilloried and sit behind bars for many years'
According to data presented to Israeli defense officials, tens of thousands of drone incursions into the country were documented over the past year, with drones transporting thousands of weapons, including firearms and explosive devices, as well as drugs
The government appointments committee to investigate Roman Gofman, who is Netanyahu's current military secretary, over his role in authorizing a covert operation that led to the wrongful 18-month detention of an Israeli teenager
Israel Katz said IDF bases and a yeshiva should be established in northern Gaza, despite a flip-flop on the issue earlier this week after a similar statement. Katz also hailed Israel's West Bank policy as 'de facto annexation' – expanding settlements while expelling Palestinians from 'terror camps'