The state comptroller's report criticized the government on several aspects of its rehabilitation plan, including its lack of transparency, failure to provide solutions for residents who don't wish to return and the exclusion of the border town of Ofakim from key programs
After the Gaza cease-fire went into effect, the EU's threat to suspend its Association Agreement with Israel faded. With Israel now announcing expanded West Bank control, the EU made clear it still remains on the table
As Israel expands its legal powers in the West Bank into Palestinian-controlled enclaves, could the international community – and U.S. President Donald Trump – finally be moved to act beyond empty condemnations?
Founder of the now-defunct U.S. private security firm Blackwater, Erik Prince, sent forces to operate drones and help secure a strategic city in the Democratic Republic of Congo against Rwanda-backed rebel forces. Israeli advisers trained Congolese special forces, according to a source
“We are going to have a focus on stopping candidates who are detractors of Israel or who want to put conditions on aid,” Patrick Dorton, a spokesperson for the United Democracy Project, said.
This state recognition 'expresses deep mutual responsibility and an unwavering commitment to fight antisemitism wherever it raises its head,' said WZO Chair Yaakov Hagoel
A victory for Ben Gamla could redraw the line separating church and state, establishing the first school of its kind nationwide and opening the possibility for more taxpayer-funded religious schools.
A source familiar with the details told Yedioth Ahronoth that the prime minister was briefed twice on details of the planned 'Jericho Wall' attack in 2018 by the IDF and the Shin Bet. The IDF Southern Command also reportedly discussed the planned operation in 2022
The Bnei Ephraim in rural southern India, descended from a so-called 'untouchable' caste, declared their affiliation with the Jewish people in 1991. But Israel's Chief Rabbinate doesn't recognize them – and within India, they are stuck in a bureaucratic and denominational limbo, as 'Jews in practice, Hindus on paper'
After spending $2 million in attack ads on former Democratic Rep. Tom Malinowski, AIPAC is facing its greatest setback in years over the expected House win of progressive Democrat Analilia Mejia, the only candidate in the primary deeming Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide
The acquisition secured the U.S. green light in November last year. The approval of a few additional countries still awaits, but they are not expected to pose a threat to the record-breaking deal
Rafael, which created Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system as well as a new Iron Beam anti-missile laser, is valued at about $10 billion. Defense privatization has been discussed on and off for the past 20 years, strengthened by Israel's two-year war with Hamas
I was recently denied a position at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands explicitly because I am Israeli. But excluding Israeli researchers does not advance justice or peace; it degrades scholarship. Boycotts don't build coalitions for peace; they fracture them
A senior PA official said Israel's decision to authorize law enforcement agencies to operate in Palestinian-controlled civilian areas of the West Bank seems to amount to a de facto annexation 'which is legally regulated'
Jerusalem’s urban renewal subcommittee approved for public display a major project by Terra Real Estate & Rotshtein in the heart of the French Hill neighborhood.
Jerusalem’s urban renewal subcommittee approved for public display a major project by Terra Real Estate & Rotshtein in the heart of the French Hill neighborhood.
About 150 people have been permitted to enter the Gaza enclave in the week since the Rafah crossing reopened. Eyewitness accounts, videos and satellite images show how a short route can take an entire day to traverse