A Pakistani proposal involves a two-tier approach with an immediate cease-fire followed by a comprehensive agreement to be finalized within 15-20 days, a source said. Tehran said it won't open the Strait of Hormuz for a temporary halt in hostilities
When Israel's democratic decline is told, recent days will stand out. The army's role is especially troubling – the police have already fallen under anti-democratic control, and the IDF now appears to be next
Trump's aggressive stance on the Strait of Hormuz could trigger extensive U.S. strikes if his ultimatum expires, but analysts warn such actions may embolden Tehran, strain allies, and risk a prolonged regional conflict rather than compel Iran to yield
With its poignant passages about beating swords into plowshares, this biblical manuscript is powerfully resonating. A rare exhibition of the Dead Sea Scrolls manuscript at the Israel Museum opened – and closed – within days
Restaurant chain Ayat opened a new branch in the heavily Jewish Upper West Side. Already facing backlash for its name, Hind's Hall, the owner says his focus is on serving the Palestinian food people crave (and making friends with the Kosher butcher next door)
Using explosive drone boats launched far from the home front, Kyiv has expanded its war on Russia's shadow fleet, striking tankers thousands of kilometers from the front lines
Planet Labs said it will withhold imagery dating back to March 9, per a U.S. government request, particularly in regions where the U.S. military and its allies are 'actively operating,' and areas 'actively targeted by adversaries,' said one spokesperson
In a country full of suspicion, more than 1 million people – most of them Shiite – have been displaced as a result of Israel's evacuation orders. Some landlords in Christian areas refuse to rent to Shiites. Others demand inflated rents and deposits that few can afford
Demonstrations also took place outside the UAE embassy in Damascus over the country's growing alignment with Israel. But the protests have sparked debate over Syria's priorities: Stability or regional solidarity?
Yariv Levin: The High Court of Justice 'completely contradicted the Home Front Command's professional position.' Court had ordered police to allow at least 600 at Tel Aviv's Habima Square and at least 150 at three other locations
A video circulating on social media showed the Orthodox rabbi, accompanied by a police officer, visiting the Jewish holy site. Police said in response that their decision was in line with policy of granting access to 'elderly people with mobility limitations'
Police made sure to escort their horses to an underground shelter during missile fire, while detained anti-war protesters were made to shelter in a glass apartment lobby, breaching army guidelines – and their right to not get blown up