The Shadow frequently incites against Palestinians, has compared left-wing activists to an AIDS epidemic, and mocked the killings of peace activists on Oct. 7. He accused the mayor of silencing diverse political voices and threatened legal action
The Israeli embassy in France claimed the group's trip to visit Palestinian refugee camps was under the auspices of an organization with ties to the PFLP, though a Haaretz review revealed that to be false
The U.S. President is not expected to meet Israel's extremist National Security Minister, but Donald Trump has already reversed Joe Biden's sanctions on Itamar Ben-Gvir's violent allies. Still, he may soon realize that warming up to Ben-Gvir contrasts with U.S. policy goals in the Middle East
For over a year, Anat Angrest stayed silent, trusting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to keep his word. But when she realized that Netanyahu was leaving her son behind, she took to the streets
While the IDF said it was unaware of messages sent to Gazans encouraging them to leave the Gaza Strip, Hamas said the messages are part of an Israeli campaign to 'destabilize the standing of the Palestinian people and undermine its national resolve'
The 2018 Tzafit River disaster claimed the lives of 10 teenagers during a hike organized by their pre-military academy. Families of the victims expressed outrage over what they viewed as a lenient sentence, saying ' it cannot be that the lives of each of our children are worth less than one year in prison'
Ronen Bar's shocking affidavit to the High Court of Justice, highlighting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's alleged demands for complete loyalty to him, reveal everything that's wrong with Israeli governance
The Netanyahu adviser was arrested as part of an investigation into ties between the PM's staffers and the Qatari government, and is suspected of running a PR campaign that damaged Egypt's standing as a mediator in the Israel-Hamas hostage talks while elevating Qatar's role
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's ignominious and dangerous views do not deserve legitimization in the public square. American Jewry must fight to discredit his vision during his official visit this week
For the first time since the ADL began publishing the audits in 1979, a majority of all incidents were related to Israel or Zionism. Half took place at anti-Israel rallies.
Sixty years after the Mossad assassinated Herberts Cukurs, Latvian prosecutors ruled evidence – including testimonies from Holocaust survivors – was insufficient for prosecution. An Israeli-Latvian historian said that Latvian extremists saw an opportunity and revealed Israel had ignored requests for testimonies
The late pontiff's suggestion that Israel may be guilty of committing genocide in Gaza set him at odds with many in Italy's Jewish community – though its leaders were quick to mourn his loss on Monday
While Israel's Culture Ministry failed to publish a call for curators and artists, leaving them little time to prepare, the Foreign Ministry blamed the delay in renovating the Israeli pavilion on the lack of a state budget
The Shin Bet chief set up a command post in an underground IDF bunker in central Tel Aviv, ordering agents to detect and report any incoming threats against Netanyahu, after a drone hit the PM's home last October
Julie Brill always wondered how so many members of her family were spared when virtually the entire Jewish population of Belgrade was wiped out in the war. Her new book 'Hidden in Plain Sight: A Family Memoir and the Untold Story of the Holocaust in Serbia' unravels the mystery
'If it weren't for the hostages, many troops wouldn't be here': As the burden of the war becomes increasingly more difficult to bear, it's clear to IDF troops that the return to combat in Gaza is just more of the same – and is not intended to benefit the hostages
The Anti-Defamation League's annual audit found that one out of every five incidents of Jew-hatred last year took place on college campuses, which it calls 'the epicenter of American antisemitism'