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IDF officers and soldiers told Haaretz they were ordered to fire at unarmed crowds near food distribution sites in Gaza, even when no threat was present. Hundreds of Palestinians have been killed, prompting the military prosecution to call for a review into possible war crimes ■ Netanyahu, Katz reject claims, call them 'blood libels'

Netanyahu might say October 7 was Israel's Pearl Harbor, and the historic victory over Iran and its proxies is like the end of World War II. But the campaign against Iran wasn't as calculated as it seemed – and is far from over

GAZA: Israel kills 74 Palestinians in Gaza since Thursday night, 12 in line for aid, medics say; Netanyahu rejects Haaretz exposé on IDF intentionally shooting Gazans at aid centers; Casualties reported in clashes between Hamas and armed militants in south Gaza ■ LEBANON: Israeli strike in south Lebanon kills one, wounds 11, Health Ministry says ■ IRAN: Members of Iran's Jewish community arrested on suspicion of collaborating with Israel; Trump hints Israel was about to target Iran's Khamenei, saying, 'I saved him from a very ugly death'

The complaint outlines a pattern of anti-Jewish hostility int the workplace, along with the school's alleged failure to protect Allen from discrimination and retaliatory treatment.

Many Israelis can't imagine Jews voting for someone – precisely because he is anti-Israel. A candidate for mayor of New York, no matter his policies, has to swear fealty to Zionism to be deemed worthy to serve the city's residents

Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli just wants the world to pity Israel – while hailing it as a global superpower. The minister learned from the best – Netanyahu has been doing it since the Obama administration

The death toll in Gaza, as reported by the Palestinian Health Ministry, understates the true scale of the crisis, researchers say. Hunger, disease, and Israeli gunfire at food distribution centers have made the war in the Strip one of the bloodiest of the 21st century

Keidar, was murdered on Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7 and her body taken to Gaza, was buried alongside Shay Levinson, whose body was also retrieved earlier this week

While U.S. officials believe Hamas will accept a Witkoff-brokered cease-fire deal that would lead to the end of the war in Gaza, the Trump administration's plans to expand the Abraham Accords could hinge on Saudi Arabia demanding an unambiguous commitment to the creation of a Palestinian state

When Prime Minister Netanyahu, acquiescing to President Trump's cease-fire, declared that the war against Iran placed Israel 'in the first rank of the world's major powers,' he demonstrated not only hubris but the same lethal mistake that led to October 7

Faster than those Israeli fighter jets Trump forced Netanyahu to recall mid-air, the president has changed his tune and is vowing to help 'save Bibi' from himself

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth scolded reporters for 'breathlessly' focusing on assessments that Tehran's program was only set back by a few months, and said he had no indication that Iran had moved uranium ahead of the attack

The life of the Christians in Israel has become intolerable – their beloved city of Nazareth is collapsing, criminals demand protection money, the state is neglecting them. They're relocating to Cyprus, but long for home

Leaders of the Israelite Temple Congregation in Hamburg announced on Thursday their decision to file a lawsuit against the city for refusing to grant them status as a religious entity, blocking their access to government funding and denying them the right to rebuild their historical synagogue

Even in the midst of the war with Iran, Naomi Shaanan reported to the Be'er Sheva intersection, sign in hand. A day after she was killed by an Iranian missile strike on the city, dozens of activists gathered to call to free the hostages

Speaking with Haaretz, Saraf said he 'didn't sleep all night' ■ Both players were selected by Brooklyn in back-to-back picks toward the end of the first round

After closing during the war with Iran, Israeli cinemas are back (and so are flights, where films are available - if miniature screens are your thing). From pirouetting assassins to a fire-breathing children's classic-in-the-making and an understated British gem, here's what's worth seeing

'If Trump's post happened at Netanyahu's request, then this is criminal behavior on the prime minister's behalf,' said the head of the Israeli Bar Association