Iranian hackers have leaked the information of former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and PMO Chief of Staff Tzachi Braverman. Although Israel is the world's third-largest target for threats, companies aren't legally required to meet a minimum level of cyber security
No one in their right mind can dispute that the Iranian regime is bad news for the region. But neither a Mossad operation nor an American B-2 bomber will bring peace to the Middle East, or freedom to Iranians
Tsion Cafe, tucked away off the beaten path in Harlem, is switching to an events-only model after the restaurant became a target of anti-Israel harassment. 'It became worse once we pivoted to kosher,' owner Beejhy Barhany said
The senators' statement is a response to an Israeli cabinet decision earlier this week to expand law enforcement in Palestinian-controlled areas of the West Bank, which they say contravenes 'decades of bipartisan United States policy, including that expressed by President Trump'
Rabbis, cantors and lay leaders from across the country, representing dozens of liberal and progressive Jewish organizations, gathered to emphasize the Jewish nature of their protest against deportation, while highlighting Jews' own role in the greater story of American immigration
Mohammed Kasem was shot and killed in the northern Israeli town of Fureidis, police said. Of the 42 people killed so far this year, 37 were members of the Arab community
In 2019, former Prime Minister Ehud Barak tried to cast himself as Israel's savior. But his close ties to sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein made clear he was hardly the hero poised to rescue the country from a corrupt and morally compromised leader
Shortly after the meeting between the two ended, it was reported that Pentagon has ordered a second aircraft carrier strike group to get ready for deployment to the Middle East. No press statements were made before or after the meeting held at the White House
Carrie Prejean Boller was removed from the Religious Liberty Commission after denouncing Zionism and pressing witnesses to criticize Israel during a hearing on antisemitism. Her ouster underscores growing divisions within the GOP over anti-Jewish sentiment within its ranks
The Bloomberg report states that Israel does not disclose which countries it purchases crude oil from, adding that oil tankers often disappear from online ship tracking websites when approaching the shore of Israel
During a discussion in the Knesset Education Committee, a representative of the Prime Minister's Office explained that in addition to the massacre, there was also fighting. 'We will not let you change the truth,' bereaved families said in protest of the proposed move
The judge, who said it was 'difficult to ignore' his appointment as ambassador, said Braverman is permitted to contact the prime minister. Police suspect Braverman warned a former spokesman of an impending military probe into the 'Bibileaks' affair and told him he could 'silence' the investigation
Thousands of Palestinians in Gaza are waiting to leave for lifesaving medical treatment outside the Strip, but according to the World Health Organization, the tedious process means only 36 patients were able to leave in the first four days after the Rafah crossing reopened
Netanyahu has repeatedly said Gaza reconstruction cannot start before Hamas demilitarization. Haaretz has recently revealed that the board tends to share his view, but is weighing a gradual rebuild in cleared zones to be managed by the Palestinian technocratic committee