74-year-old Raja Eghbaria, held in administrative detention since April over alleged ties to a foreign agent, claims prison guards severely injured him and denied him essential medication. 'This is political persecution disguised as administrative detention,' his attorneys said
This year's march marks a decade since the murder of teenager Shira Banki during the parade in 2015, again set against the somber backdrop of the war in Gaza. Shira's father, Uri, said 'Israeli society is full of good people, no matter their sexual orientation or the size of their kippa…there is room for everyone'
Naftali Bennett's party emerges as the largest in the Knesset according to two polls released by Israeli news channels on Wednesday. Channel 13's survey also finds that 48 percent of respondents believe the war in Gaza should end
A recent survey shows that 44 percent of Orthodox Jews in Israel believe bringing home the hostages should take precedence over defeating Hamas – more than double the share in early 2024. Prominent figures in the typically hard-line religious establishment are also starting to question the war
Germany's foreign minister, Johann Wadephul, said that Israel has the right to defend itself, but also decried Israel's decision to approve 22 more settlements in the West Bank and called for Israel to allow unrestricted humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip
Boaz Zalmanovich, the son of slain hostage Arye, does not believe that the Israeli hostages being held in Gaza will be returned anytime soon, because ending the war and bringing back the hostages goes against the government's interests
The anti-Muslim PVV party has triggered a political crisis and resigned from the Dutch government after its leader was unsuccessful in pushing legislation that would've sealed the Netherlands' borders to asylum seekers and stirred tensions with its neighbors
Silver breaks above $35 in a historic rally, gaining nearly 9% this week as supply shortages, industrial demand, and safe-haven buying fuel momentum toward a potential $50 breakout.
The U.K. is not alone in this descent into confused diplomacy. Canada, France and Germany too have made their criticism clear, which could harm more than help
Defense exports are becoming increasingly important for Israel's economy, and some observers believe that 2025 will be another bumper year, despite the images from Gaza, as Europe defends against Russia
As home demolitions intensify in unrecognized Negev villages, Bedouin citizens of Israel are boycotting Jewish-Israeli owned businesses and big shopping centers across southern Israel to protest state policies
St Catherine's is a sprawling complex, and according to tradition, it was built around a burning bush where God was said to have spoken to Moses as described in the Book of Exodus.
Analysis of satellite images and videos shows the Abu Shabab militia operating near Rafah along Gaza's main north-south route. Its armed members man checkpoints and distribute aid amid allegations that Netanyahu's government is arming ISIS-affiliated militias
Israeli lawmaker Avigdor Lieberman alleged Netanyahu is now supporting a new militia to counter Hamas. Sources told Haaretz last week that an armed group tied to Yasser Abu Shabab has recently begun operating in southern Gaza