We, the 'home front' are the backbone of society. And yet we're left invisible, treated as expendable, our suffering minimized perpetually by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government
The fingerprints of the U.S. president's call to cancel the prime minister's corruption trial can be found in Jerusalem ■ Netanyahu finally ends a war when he's supposed to ■ Why Military Intelligence's motto is a complete mystery to Bibi
After her son Iair was released from Hamas captivity in February, Ruth Strom was sure his brother Eitan, who was kidnapped with him, would return in a matter of days. Since then, she has lived through the Iran war and fears the hostages have been forgotten
The Israeli airline announced it would restart the route to the Cypriot city after defense officials removed the security restrictions placed earlier this year
Two of those killed in Gaza were shot near aid distribution sites, and other bystanders were killed in clashes between Hamas and armed clans. Friday's death toll is expected to rise due to the large number of wounded people and the collapsed health system
Earlier this month, Stearns had traveled to Israel with 46 pastors from the United States, whose return flight departed before Israel’s preemptive attack on Iran.
Three were arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation, or instigation, while another woman was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender, according to police.
The ruling bars Superintendent Meir Suissa, who came under public fire for using violence against protesters, from being appointed as commander of the south Tel Aviv precinct, despite his promotion by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir
The war in the Strip, whose resumption in March had no justification, looks pointless amid a shortfall of soldiers, fatalities against Hamas and the wide disparity between Israel's high-tech prowess and the forces on the ground
This year's Outstanding Current Affairs Documentary Emmy was awarded to the film, which intercuts interviews with more than a dozen survivors of the October 7 massacre at the Nova music festival with footage taken by partygoers, terrorists and rescue teams
Following the recent cease-fire with Israel, Iranian authorities began a wide-scale crackdown on dissidents, involving mass arrests, executions, and a heavy military presence across the country
This is the first known U.S. government contribution to the foundation, which has not publicly disclosed its finances and has been accused of violating basic humanitarian principles, with reported shootings near the sites threatening Palestinians arriving to receive aid
Israeli military officials said the IDF's opening blow blocked Iran from firing 500-700 missiles at Israel, and the war left Iran with a quarter of the missiles it had before. They also believe it will take Iran years to rebuild its nuclear capabilities
Justice Rivka Friedman-Feldman explained in her ruling that 'the request to postpone the hearings, in its current form, does not present a factual basis or detailed reasoning.' The hearings are expected to proceed as scheduled
Taking advantage of the war in Iran, settlers in the South Hebron Hills have stepped up their violent assaults on Palestinian communities in the area. A decision by an Israeli planning committee in the West Bank could lead to the destruction of all the remaining hamlets
Some 7,000 people attended a gathering of the Fourth Quarter, a self-described 'civil mass movement' that has emerged in the last three years and is indeed sweeping up the masses. Who is spearheading the nonprofit that aspires to change politics in Israel?