Sources said the National Security Minister is disappointed with the conduct of the police and with some of Levy vocal support for a hostage deal, while Levy is mad at Ben-Gvir for presenting himself as the one who approves promotions
During a 'field trip' to Sde Teiman, a detention center for Hamas members and Palestinian civilians from Gaza, a few MKs were barred from the area where Gazans are held because they refused to wear body armor
The draft law specifies that panels be determined by computer. Officials in the Courts Administration warned that the change could slow the court's workflow
The contract signed by Einhorn's Perception in 2021 was with a company owned by a former senior IDF officer and a former Mossad officer. Perception couldn't contract with Qatar directly, so it worked through a British subsidiary
Hours after reports of direct U.S. talks, Hamas said it plans to release Alexander to signal its willingness to end the war. The White House said it requested the return of the bodies of four other American-Israeli hostages still in Gaza
As streaming platform Izzy showcases Dani Menkin's 10 films through mid-June, the Israeli filmmaker steps back to ruminate on pivoting between genres, the universal appeal of sports stories and why he's not making an October 7 film any time soon
In most parts of Israel, Lehi is remembered for championing violence and assassinating British authorities. The two-story Lehi Museum in Tel Aviv memorializes the militia and recounts its thorny history from the perspective of its former fighters
'If an agreement is reached on current proposals, it is likely to be announced within 48 hours,' a Hamas official told the London-based Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper
President Trump is frustrated with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent policies in Gaza, NBC reported. Netanyahu has taken issue with the new Houthi deal and public statements on Iran's nuclear program
The more important thing to pay attention to is the undeniable rift between Israel and the Gulf states, who were not long ago considered the Jewish state's real strategic allies in the Middle East. This represents a real, growing frustration with Netanyahu and his extremist government
A rare collection of original sketches, storyboards and costume designs from "Gone With the Wind" are on display at the Jerusalem Cinematheque. Plus, an exhibition on the horrors of the war in Gaza opens at Cairo Photo Week, by way of Nablus and Virginia
Chana Yablonka, a historian and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, looks at the country and laments the loss of mutual responsibility on which she was raised. 'Dreams about what happens to the hostages when the IDF enters Gaza wake me up at night'
At the Jerusalem Peace Summit this weekend, most speakers did not shy away from the vastly higher Palestinian death toll of the Gaza war, as over 5,000 Israelis and Palestinians came together demanding an end to the bloodshed
The move follows the Israeli army's announcement that it needs 12,000 additional soldiers, including 7,000 combat troops. Haredi parties began to understand that Netanyahu had no solution, sources told Haaretz
The decision to derecognize Hareni, the LGBTQ student club at the flagship Modern Orthodox university, follows years of litigation over LGBTQ inclusion. University President Rabbi Ari Berman said such a club is 'antithetical' to the school's values
Documents now on Argentina's national archives website show how government clerks in Buenos Aires were unfazed when the infamous Nazi doctor at Auschwitz made a request for an Argentine ID in his real name
In a rare arrangement vetted by U.S. legal officials, the $400M jet is set to serve Trump until the end of his term, then be transferred to his presidential library foundation