In 1945, the bomb started out as a powerful but usable weapon, before morphing into a symbol of national power that stirs feelings of fear and even worship. Still, everyone realizes that it can't be used as a first option
Palestinian and Arab media reported that the Gazans were shot dead while waiting for aid trucks near the northern Israel-Gaza border. The IDF said that thousands of Gazans had gathered in the area and that soldiers fired on them to 'remove an immediate threat to the forces'
The military order makes covering one's face in public a criminal offense for both Jews and Arabs, punishable under certain circumstances by up to two years in prison, as the army struggles to identify and arrest those accused of settler violence in the West Bank. Some are skeptical the mask ban will be enforced against Jews
During a visit to Georgia not long after her army service, Natalie Shafrir discovered this niche of the industry that boasts 'nothing added, nothing taken away.' Is it wokeness in a bottle or a welcome shake-up?
The former pageant winner said that she's received physical and verbal threats after filming an Instagram video claiming "Death to the IDF" chant calls for the death of all Israelis.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara urged the Supreme Court earlier on Sunday to halt the process she calls 'entirely unlawful,' warning it could cause 'growing institutional harm.' Ministers say the firing process involves 'rigorous and exceptional protection' of the attorney general
The initiative will bring 16 U.S.-based influencers under the age of 30, each with hundreds of thousands to millions of followers, to counter what the ministry sees as a decline in pro-Israel sentiment among younger Americans
In Israel, a book lauded by critics might sell 200 copies, or maybe just one. People who still read no longer reach for acclaimed novelist David Grossman; they prefer erotic literature and right-wing propaganda
The announcement indicates an attempt to reorganize Palestinian political activity and restore legitimacy to the institutions headed by the PLO and the Palestinian Authority, which have been facing a severe crisis
Families of Israeli hostages demand clarity on military strategy, warning of fatal consequences, while aid groups fear the operation could shut down Gaza's last functioning humanitarian hub
Eyewitnesses say the shooter approached the victim while he was on the street, shot him and fled the scene. Police said they had launched an investigation into the shooting
A source close to the talks said that while the current negotiations in Doha are 'complex' and 'interconnected,' the Israeli delegation received a satisfactory mandate allowing a wide range and flexibility to reach a deal
Someone conceived it, there were discussions of pros and cons, alternatives were suggested, and all done in air-conditioned conference rooms. For the first time since the war of revenge in Gaza began, it's clear that Israel has a plan – and it's a far-reaching one
The removal of the attorney general relays a clear message to the entire public sector – this is what will happen to any person daring to embrace an independent and professional stance while trying to protect the public
As Israeli negotiators signalled willingness to withdraw from a road separating Gaza from Rafah, Hamas hardens its stance ■ Summer recess gives the prime minister a break from coalition squabbles ■ On Syria, Netanyahu apparently capitulated to President Trump's will
Just as Israel wished to dictate the allowed boundaries of action to al-Sharaa in Syria, so did the U.S. delineate the limits for Israel. Israeli involvement in sectarian politics in Syria, endangering American interests, is a red line not to be crossed