The IDF has killed on average three Palestinians in Gaza per day since the beginning of December. Last week, the United Kingdom, France, and Canada condemned Israel's decision to shutter dozens of international NGOs providing aid to Palestinians in Gaza
"It is our duty to confront the pipeline of settlement and Zionist colonial expansion that is taking place in our own neighborhoods," PAL-Awda said in Instagram post.
The new route could boost Israeli tourism and business ties with Vietnam, supporting joint ventures, cultural exchange, and travel for tech and trade sectors, as Hanoi strengthens its role as a Southeast Asian hub amid the country's record 21.2 million visitors in 2025
President Erdoğan said, 'Turkey's receipt of the F-35 aircraft for which it has already paid,' adding that its reintegration is 'important' for NATO's defense. Israeli officials fear that the acquisition could erode Israel's long-standing qualitative military edge in the region
Footage shows activists smashing servers and spray-painting 'there's only one way this ends,' part of a growing wave of pro-Palestinian actions targeting European firms linked to Israeli defense
Recent elections across South America and Trump's invasion of Venezuela have prompted Israel to court governments across the continent. But key countries remain hostile, and Netanyahu's declaring a 'sweeping turnaround' may be premature
€10 million phase will add 6,000 sq.m. of retail space, including a 4,000 sq.m. Primark, with projected uplift of over €1m in annual NOI and 1.5 million extra visits.
Authorities say perpetrators set fire to a building belonging to Andreas Büttner, and painted a red triangle resembling the Hamas symbol on an adjacent shed. The commissioner responded that such attacks 'do not lead to me becoming quieter – they only strengthen my resolve'
Police say a year-long covert operation into the Abu Latif crime family relied on a state witnesswho infiltrated the network and helped amass evidence against senior figures. Authorities described the organization as one of the country's most violent, tied to years of deadly turf wars
Several financial institutions fear that the money will reach terrorist organizations and are legally obligated to prevent this. Due to the difficulty in transferring funds to Gaza residents
CAM Director of European Affairs Shannon Seban, “Labeling Jewish institutions and businesses as legitimate targets is not protest. It is persecution — and history shows where that road leads."
By opening the United Arab List to Jewish candidates and breaking from the Islamic Movement, party chair Mansour Abbas seeks to recast the party as a cross-community, civic force, while ruling out Likud alliances and positioning it as a critic of extremist government policies affecting Arab citizens
Police appealed to a judge who refused to extend the restrictions barring Yonatan Urich from the Prime Minister's Office, citing a 'reasonable basis for fearing that Urich's continued employment poses a danger to public safety or may facilitate the commission of a similar offense'
In an interview with Haaretz, Saput Sherchand, who inherited the property from his father, said the Chabad couple who ran the facility were habitually late in paying their rent. The couple and Sherchand subsequently issued a joint statement saying the issue had been resolved
The top officials are set to be summoned over difficulties investigating lobbyist Jay Footlik, to better understand the connection between the ministers and senior officials and the American businessman who served as a lobbyist for Qatar
Charlotte Nidam was a joint British-French-Israeli national. Swiss authorities are investigating whether celebratory candles or unsafe ceiling materials triggered the blaze that killed 40 and injured more than 100