Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar told Israel's High Court that Netanyahu often raised sensitive matters after dismissing his aides and the stenographer to avoid a record. He submitted the affidavit Monday as part of a petition against his dismissal
AI won't replace commanders, says the IDF software chief, but will officers ask the right questions about the answers they receive in battle and save civilian lives?
'Look around you – where else in Israel can you see something like this?': Around 200 Jews and Arabs in northern Israel relished a performance honoring legendary Lebanese singer
The legal case against Israeli soldiers fighting in Gaza is explicit in its claims. The moral terrain of dual loyalties and asymmetric warfare is anything but
The conditions outlined in the document, prepared by the Prime Minister's Office, would have made it nearly impossible for him to testify as scheduled in his criminal trial
The French delegation, consisting of members of parliament and mayors, was set to tour Israel and the West Bank for four days. Their entry was denied based on a newly passed bill allowing to bar individuals who call for boycott of Israel
The revelations of a second Signal chat raise more questions about Hegseth's use of an unclassified messaging system to share highly sensitive security details
Last month's killing of 15 rescue workers revealed another truth of the war in Gaza. It revealed what the IDF has tried to hide – that its reports about 'terrorists,' 'terrorist infrastructure,' and 'fighting' are exaggerations in the best case, lies in worst
As Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar finalizes his affidavit against his dismissal to the High Court, Netanyahu is pressuring him to compromise, help select his successor and cancel the filing. But here, Netanyahu is tripped up by the very distrust he accused Bar of – only in reverse
ISRAEL: Shin Bet chief submits affidavit to High Court as part of petition against removal from office ■ GAZA: At least 39 killed in past 24 hours, Hamas-run health ministry says ■ U.S.: Report: Hegseth shared Yemen strike plans in additional Signal chats ■ YEMEN: Houthis say they attacked Israeli, American targets
Israel's attorney general says the government's move to sever ties with Haaretz was carried out through an unlawful process, raising legal concerns about its validity and impact on press freedom
Hamas and Israel both viewed the holidays as a potential deadline to reach a follow-up agreement, but the gap between each side's conditions has not been bridged – Israel rejects the idea of continued Hamas rule and Hamas refuses to release the hostages without guarantees for an end to the war