The more a foreign leader leans toward authoritarianism, the more Donald Trump seems to like them, yet he still forced Netanyahu into a cease-fire, an apology to Doha and on a path toward recognizing a Palestinian state
The anti-government demonstrators on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv look to countries like Hungary to understand the transformation of Israel into an authoritarian regime. But the model for emulation is right under their noses
The U.S. President heaped praise on Netanyahu and gave him public backing on Iran - but, as Washington readies to move to phase two of the Gaza plan, he failed answer questions of concern to the Israeli side
German outlet Der Spiegel found that the Zera Institute received the money for researching and fighting antisemitism, despite the institute's so-called experts lacking any documented experience.
Discussions in the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee continue despite criticism from the army, the committee's legal adviser, the Attorney General's Office and coalition members, and although it's unclear whether the Haredi factions will agree to the latest version
Netanyahu's decision to award Trump with this year's Israel Prize raises the question of whether it should be leveraged to pay homage to another country's head of state, on a day dedicated to the country's independence
Ministers are silencing, intimidating, and using their power to undermine the government's critics while falsely worrying about the 'honor of IDF soldiers.' But those who truly care about the troops should first draft the Haredim
The IMA says 'a channel has been opened allowing patients from Gaza to be taken to neighboring countries,' not East Jerusalem or the West Bank. But there no evidence that such a channel exists. This means moral collapse
'There is no evidence' to suggest the two Bondi gunmen 'were part of a broader terrorist cell,' the Australian Federal Police Commissioner said on Tuesday. Police have previously said Naveed Akram and his father, Sajid Akram, were inspired by Islamic State
The IDF told Israeli lawmakers it opposes operating the tribunal, even as the Knesset approved the bill's first reading with support from opposition lawmakers, while an anti-torture watchdog warns that 'the Knesset is racing to legislate the death penalty'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced U.S. President Trump would receive the prize at a press conference in Mar-a-Lago on Monday and invited him to celebrate Independence Day in Israel. Trump said he would consider attending the ceremony in Jerusalem
The program will provide immigration lawyer support, including a free consultation and discounted services, to assist prospective individuals and families throughout the relocation process.
The exemption reflects the pressure from companies and domestic interests that some of Europe's toughest critics of Israel's recent war have faced as they attempt to impose trade sanctions.
Harassment, violence and vandalism routinely drive people from their villages in Area C, but three recent cases show that the practice now extends into areas controlled by the Palestinian Authority. The army is actively taking part
The raid followed vandalism in nearby communities and officially aimed to catch suspects and illegal weapons, but residents said it felt like collective punishment, with some children briefly detained and homes searched
Israel's recognition is good for Somaliland and historically just. But while it represents yet another blow for the battered principle-based international system, and despite contradictory claims by Israel and the Trump administration, recognizing Somaliland should actually strengthen the argument for recognizing Palestine
In response to protests across Iran over rising inflation, the government has signaled a shift towards dialogue with demonstrators. President Pezeshkian announced plans for a dialogue mechanism, amid the rial's record low value