HaBashan Pioneers also attempted to breach the Syrian border on July 22, with the IDF detaining the activists prior to successfully reaching the Syrian Hermon.

Israeli forces have illegally seized land under Palestinian Authority administration in the occupied West Bank to establish a connection between two existing illegal Israeli settlements.

Ahead of the Israeli elections, explanations are being provided on how the electoral system works, who the key candidates are, and what is at stake for the country. This information aims to clarify the complexities of the upcoming vote.

During a meeting, President Trump reportedly gave a diminished welcome to Prime Minister Netanyahu, signaling growing U.S. frustration with the ongoing war in Iran. The encounter highlighted increasing tensions between the two leaders over the conflict.

Defense Minister Israel Katz stated he halted detention orders for settlers, arguing their actions are not terrorism, while permitting the detention of Arabs, asserting that only acts against state security constitute terrorism.

Zack Fagan highlights that power, heat, and data throughput are the primary bottlenecks for AI development, suggesting Israel's deep tech strengths can be leveraged to overcome these challenges and foster global companies.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled by protesters who stormed a hotel in Washington D.C. Netanyahu stated his intention to 'speak the truth' in New York, seemingly in defiance of the protests.

In today’s climate, standing with Israel requires courage. When a Jew says these things, critics can dismiss them as tribal loyalty. When a non-Jew says them, they are harder to dismiss.

Voters in Israel will consider critical issues such as conscription and the 2023 Hamas attack when they head to the polls on October 27.

Four Israelis were among eight foreign nationals arrested after Greek authorities discovered cocaine, MDMA, cannabis, pills, and cash aboard a catamaran near Lefkada.

Likud's legal adviser has sent a letter to the Election Committee, requesting a prohibition on freely hosting citizens flying to Israel for elections, citing concerns about bribery and undue influence.

Yair Lapid has urged the government to devote more resources to the search for Haymanot Kasau, who vanished in Safed more than two years ago, as her father renews calls for action.

A report by the INSS indicates that Israelis are as concerned about internal violence between social groups as they are about Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, with growing fears of a prolonged war also noted.

Palestinians in the West Bank face severe challenges due to Israeli military checkpoints, leading to hours-long waits and forcing women to give birth outside hospitals.

Benjamin Netanyahu's long-standing claim to unparalleled influence in Washington is facing increasing scrutiny as ties between the US and Israel show signs of fraying.

The primary suspect in the murder of Benayahu Razi has been apprehended in Novi Sad, Serbia, following a two-week manhunt. The individual is also suspected of attempted murder.

Israeli authorities arrested over 30 individuals in a crackdown on the smuggling of illegal immigrants from the West Bank, with 11 more arrested attempting to breach a border checkpoint.

Palestinians in the West Bank village of at-Tuwani are defying Israeli settler attacks, asserting their determination to remain on their land. The community continues to face and resist ongoing aggression.

Israel is expanding its 'yellow line' military zone in Gaza City's Zeitoun district, forcing Palestinian residents to move away from their homes amid ongoing conflict.

A man from Kiryat Yearim was arrested after investigators, acting on a court warrant, searched his home and seized electronic devices containing suspected pedophilic content.

Vandals shattered the glass entrance door at the Channel 12 office in Israel for the second time this month. Police have opened an investigation into the property damage, but no suspect has been arrested.

A new N12 poll indicates that the October 7 events are the biggest issue for undecided voters in Israel, with opposition parties holding 70 seats compared to the current coalition's 50, and Yashar! leading Likud with 23 seats.

Houssein Hamze, founder of the Mashala shelter, remained in Lebanon to care for animals during wartime, inspired by a dog that saved him from a bomb during the 2006 conflict against Hezbollah.

A 28-year-old pregnant woman in the West Bank delivered a stillborn baby after being delayed for over 30 minutes at an Israeli checkpoint while attempting to reach a hospital.

Israel has approved the deployment of an international stabilization force in Gaza, a move described by supporters as a significant step towards rebuilding the region and replacing Hamas's rule.

A Likud Member of Knesset has warned that Iran and Turkey are attempting to achieve regime change in Israel through foreign interference, despite the use of paper ballots making direct mechanical tampering difficult.

The Israeli Defense Forces have increased their deployment in the West Bank to 26 battalions in response to a sharp rise in violence, with the duration of the deployment under reassessment.

The ancient site of Sebastia in the West Bank faces threats from intensified Israeli land seizures and settlement expansions, raising questions about the effectiveness of its UNESCO heritage listing.

Archaeologists in Jerusalem have unearthed the first known mold for producing figurines dating back to the First Temple period, a discovery hailed as highly significant.

Israeli forces conducted a raid on a United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) training centre, which subsequently sparked a fire.

A report alleges that successive Israeli governments have consistently undermined diplomatic efforts and fueled tensions between Washington and Tehran over the past five decades.

A new poll presented at Tzohar's annual conference indicates that 79% of religious Zionists in Israel prefer grassroots dialogue over legislation to achieve social consensus.

Israeli defense officials have warned that deploying an international stabilization force in Gaza could strengthen Hamas, restrict IDF operations, and undermine Israel’s military achievements.

Students and staff at the Islamic University of Gaza are working to bring the institution back to life, aiming to continue educating Palestinians amidst Israel's ongoing war on Gaza.

An IDF soldier was observed puncturing tires and smashing doors of Palestinian cars during operations in the West Bank, as military officials warn of a rapidly snowballing security situation. Reinforcements are expected to be deployed to the area.

The Cypriot foreign ministry has denied any involvement in the cancellation of a planned visit by Hanamel Dorfman, chief of staff to Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has sent letters to Arab nations and the UN, requesting international support to end what he described as 'systemic' settler violence in the West Bank following a recent escalation.

A 39-year-old man from northern Israel has been arrested for incitement after posting calls to 'hunt down like pigs' settlers online.

Jean Silva's trip to Israel has put his loyalty, fighting career, and political views under scrutiny, drawing him into controversy.

Israel Police bomb squads responded to a suspicious object found outside the home of Knesset member Avi Maoz, which was subsequently taken for further examination.

The Religious Zionist Party held its primaries to determine its Knesset slate, led by Bezalel Smotrich. Smotrich also stated that the party has done 'a great deal' to make new immigrants (olim) feel at home.

An article discusses the successful turnaround of Teva Pharmaceuticals and identifies a key factor that could lead to a significant increase in its stock value.

Israel's High Court of Justice permitted the publication of Border Police officer Hananel Sabag's name, rejecting his appeal against identification in a fatal shooting case.

The Israeli navy disclosed that five Shayetet 13 Navy SEAL soldiers were dispatched on a mission thousands of kilometers from Israel without immediate support or rescue plans.

The Alma Center has warned that Israel's vital services, including offshore rigs, desalination plants, and ports, are vulnerable to a coordinated multi-domain assault by Iran and Hezbollah.

HBO Max is set to offer its hit TV shows to new Cellcom TV+ subscribers in Israel as part of a summer promotion, intensifying competition in the Israeli streaming market.

A senior officer said the scale of terrorism has increased in the West Bank since the start of Operation Rising Lion, including semi-military terror cells and lone attackers.

‘No accountability for settler war crimes against Palestinians’

Korin Gideon, a public figure, revealed that former cabinet minister Gilad Erdan approached her about a potential entry into Israeli politics ahead of the 2026 national election.

Ron Katz, a Member of Knesset from the Yesh Atid party, announced his resignation from the Knesset after 15 years of public service, stating he wishes to begin a new chapter.

Israel Railways temporarily suspended train service between Tel Aviv and Lod following an electrical failure, with crews working to restore normal operations.

New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani has drawn criticism and support for his call for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Critics argue his focus on Israel detracts from his duties to New Yorkers.

Eighty years after the King David Hotel bombing in Mandatory Palestine, its historical significance and the controversy surrounding it continue to be debated.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has released new guidelines to prevent drowning, as Israel anticipates 2.5-meter waves. Drowning claims approximately 300,000 lives annually, with children and young people under 29 accounting for 57% of victims.

A kidney transplant has created an 'unbelievable full circle' by linking two families whose lives first intersected 24 years ago during the Second Intifada, when an emergency squad commander saved lives during the Atzmona massacre.

An opinion piece emphasizes that every Israeli traveling abroad acts as a representative of their country, regardless of their personal identity or acceptance of the role.

Critics are decrying Israel's sweeping media reforms proposed by the Netanyahu government, warning that they risk deepening Israeli press bias and further jeopardizing press freedom and election integrity.

Ellen Monique Chits, a Dutch descendant of a Righteous Among the Nations, is challenging the Israeli Interior Ministry's rejection of her residency application, which cited an age restriction her attorney argues is unlawful.

Israeli software company Monday.com is implementing a 20% global workforce reduction as part of a strategic move to enhance efficiency and pivot towards AI-driven operations.

Vivian Bercovici asserts that there is no longer plausible deniability for Netanyahu, as he has been informed that an immediate infusion of troops is critical to prevent the IDF from collapsing.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has downplayed the risk of countries enforcing ICC arrest warrants against him, suggesting that IDF Special Forces would provide protection or rescue.

An IDF reservist from a classified unit has been indicted on charges of contact with a foreign agent and attempted transmission of information that could benefit the enemy, suspected of spying for Iran.

Hezbollah reportedly launched an attack on Israel after a ceasefire had been declared.

Police have arrested an individual involved in violence against Palestinians in Huwara, who was reportedly seen wearing an IDF uniform during the clashes.

The City of David in biblical Jerusalem has been formally recognized as an American heritage site. This recognition traces founding ideals back three thousand years, emphasizing its historical significance.

The Technion has been ranked 25th worldwide in AI, notably placing eighth globally for graduates who founded AI companies, surpassing institutions like Harvard despite a significantly smaller endowment.

A new initiative in Gaza provides safe spaces for women, offering psychological support and awareness sessions to help them cope and heal amidst the ongoing conflict.

The conflict between Israel and Lebanon has become increasingly deadly for healthcare workers, with at least 135 medics in Lebanon reportedly killed by Israeli bombardment since March, raising concerns about hospitals becoming targets in war zones.

A Palestinian village is experiencing weekly attacks and sieges by Israeli settlers, leaving residents feeling unsafe in their homes. The ongoing assaults highlight the escalating tensions and violence in the region.

Tel Aviv is set to raise its municipal parking fees by 20% starting August 1, though residents will maintain discounted rates. Some resident benefits will also be scaled back.

Israel's decades-old support from the US risks eroding among Democrats, with nearly half of House Democrats now backing a bid to cut aid to Israel. This shift comes as the Gaza conflict and the war with Iran continue to impact public and political opinion.

IDF troops withdrew from a Palestinian-American doctor's home in the West Bank village of Turmus Aiya after pressure from the US embassy.

US-Israel defense cooperation, including a $33 billion, 10-year memorandum of understanding signed in 2016, has significantly shaped Israel's military developments, particularly since the events of October 7, 2023.

Doctors at al-Awda Hospital report that approximately 70% of pregnancy losses they observe are linked to the trauma and conditions caused by Israel's ongoing conflict and blockade in Gaza.

Comedian Mary Beth Barone has discussed her new Netflix special, 'Galaxy Brain,' and her approach to provocative comedy, aiming to 'offend the correct people.' She also touched upon the second season of 'Overcompensating,' describing it as 'sadder but also funnier.'

Human rights groups are condemning a 'vicious' Israeli plan, pushed by far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, to build a huge crocodile-filled moat around Ketziot Prison for Palestinian prisoners.

An Israeli soldier has filmed himself completing a marathon by repeatedly running laps around a military outpost in Gaza.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has accused Qatar of funding the October 7 massacre and working to eliminate the State of Israel, while Qatar has condemned these claims as disinformation.

The Israeli Health Ministry has expressed deep concern over a threefold increase in rabies cases in recent years, attributing the rise to wild animals like jackals and boars moving into urban environments.

Rabbi Yaakov Aharon Farber, the founder and CEO of Ma'alot Tzur, a program that integrated Haredim into the IDF, has died at the age of 32.

An opinion piece highlights the rapid hiring pace in the defense technology sector, presenting a contrast to the job reductions seen in other industries due to artificial intelligence advancements.

Israeli manufacturers are increasingly facing issues with imported machinery that has stopped functioning or cannot be installed due to the lack of foreign skilled staff needed for assistance amid the ongoing conflict.

An editorial discusses the internal struggle within Israel's Likud party regarding primaries and party control, questioning its adherence to Menachem Begin's democratic principles.

Over 10,000 Jewish singles are expected to participate in an event dubbed the 'world's largest speed dating event,' aiming to build community and facilitate connections.

Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel, two neighbors, reportedly hold the four seats that could decide who becomes Israel’s next prime minister, according to an analysis.

An air traffic control outage in Greece on Sunday led to thousands of delayed passengers and grounded flights across the country, with further delays expected for flights to and from Israel.

An analysis suggests that Syria and Lebanon are indicating a preference for security arrangements with Israel over full peace agreements, pointing to a more cautious approach to regional stability.

Israeli police conducted raids in the West Bank following a shooting incident at Gilad Farm, arresting nine individuals, including the shooter's father, who was taken for questioning.

Otzma Yehudit leader Itamar Ben-Gvir has stated his party will not run with Bezalel Smotrich's Religious Zionist Party in the upcoming Israeli elections, citing fundamental differences and appealing to distinct voter bases.

Shin Bet Chief David Zini made his inaugural official visit to the YAMAM counterterrorism unit, where he reviewed joint operations and technological capabilities.

The Knesset has argued to the High Court that the proposed judicial-selection overhaul does not warrant striking down a Basic Law, amidst ongoing debate over the reform.

The IDF has apprehended two Israeli citizens who crossed into Syrian territory near the Hermon region, returning them to Israel for police transfer, as Syria reports a military raid in Quneitra.

An opinion piece explains the resignation of Israel's deputy Foreign Minister, who cited the principle that 'one people cannot survive under two laws' as a key reason for stepping down from the government.

The remains of Theodor Herzl's grandparents are expected to arrive in Jerusalem in the coming days for reburial. This event marks a significant moment for the Zionist movement's founder.

Analysts suggest that the Israeli cabinet's decision to approve a limited force in Gaza is a calculated manoeuvre. This move is believed to aim at deflecting US pressure and further fragmenting the Gaza Strip.

A woman has been indicted for allegedly poisoning her five-year-old son in a hospital with 'dangerous substances' after he was admitted for suspected cleaning fluid ingestion.

A fire broke out at the Strauss and Tapugan factories in Sderot, Israel, with a hazardous chemical leak suspected. Rescue forces are on the scene, and no injuries have been reported.

An IDF soldier was found lifeless on a military base in central Israel, with the circumstances surrounding the death currently under investigation. The military has informed the soldier's family.

A wave of WhatsApp account suspensions has been reported across Israel, prompting the Israel Internet Association to advise users to back up their data.

An editorial argues that Israel must confront both terror attacks and settler violence with equal determination, urging against political considerations weakening enforcement against violence targeting civilians.

Khalil al-Hayya has been appointed as the new political chief of Hamas, a move experts interpret as a signal of continuity rather than change for the organization. His four sons were previously killed in Israeli strikes.

Naftali Bennett's election campaign has switched from suits to jeans and T-shirts, aiming to present him as younger, more accessible, and energetic to voters ahead of the October election.

International music artist Nicole Raviv is creating a new Israeli sound by blending Hebrew, Arabic, and pop music. She has stopped choosing between her different cultural worlds to forge her unique genre.

An Israeli NGO has warned that Israel's archaeological plans in Sebastia risk creating 'heritage apartheid,' stating that efforts to use sites for annexation could damage the very heritage they claim to protect.

Israeli President Herzog congratulated King Hamad of Bahrain on his leadership and vision during a phone call, expressing appreciation for his contribution to deepening peace and cooperation.

Jerusalem's Inbal Hotel has shifted its focus to food and drink experiences to attract a niche following, adapting to a struggling tourism industry since the October 7 massacre and regional conflicts.

Wall Street analysts are optimistic about Teva Pharmaceuticals, predicting its stock could soar over 60%. The article explains the reasons behind this positive outlook from financial experts.

Israel's Attorney General has asked the High Court to strike down a freeze on the enforcement of the haredi draft law, which was passed by the Knesset on July 14 and subsequently frozen by Justice Ofer Grosskopf.

An opinion piece argues that Israel should arm and support Kurdish factions to gain leverage against Tehran's internal control and help establish Kurdistan.

Keith and Aviva Siegel, who were held hostage in Gaza after October 7, are celebrating their daughter's pregnancy announcement. This will be the couple's sixth grandchild, symbolizing hope and recovery.

The discussion about restricting goods from Israeli settlements in occupied territories reflects a European split over whether and how to confront Israel.

The two terrorists had committed a shooting attack on Friday, killing 27-year-old Maj. Yuval Ezra and 32-year-old Chief Sgt. First Class (res.) Benayahu Melet.

Top Irish frisbee players are reportedly aiming for a boycott of Israel, sparking controversy.

An initiative called Komuna is bringing together young Israelis and new immigrants through Israeli folk dance, performing traditional dances like ‘Tsadik katamar’ and horas.

Born to Holocaust survivors, Sally Reidman moved to Israel and built a significant healthcare enterprise, starting with a massage table and leveraging her psychology background.

Young Israelis aged 15 to 30 discuss how war has become a constant backdrop to their lives, grappling with the certainty of their place and a desire for wanderlust, while reflecting on their country's army, politics, and religion.

Authorities in Israel are continuing the search for Haymanut Kasau, a nine-year-old girl who has been missing, with her family expressing hope and describing her as deeply religious and strong-willed.

A Tisha B'Av pilgrimage makes the case that Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount can expand without provoking conflict.

A report details how the ongoing conflict in Israel is affecting residents' cognitive functions, leading to issues with memory, concentration, and decision-making due to profound mental overload.

Im Schatten des Irankriegs nimmt Israel immer größere Teile des Küstenstreifens ein. Den Palästinensern bleibt wenig Anlass zur Hoffnung.

Israeli forces have reportedly seized land under Palestinian Authority administration in the occupied West Bank to establish a connection between two illegal Israeli settlements.

The IDF announced that its troops destroyed an underground Hezbollah command center in Haddatha, Nabatiya area, and reported an IDF bulldozer was struck by a Hezbollah drone during operations.

A Hamas operative from East Jerusalem reportedly threatened to kill Israeli lawmaker Zvi Sukkot after the MK toured Arab schools, leading authorities to increase Sukkot's security and threat level.

Israel's security cabinet approved legal immunity for an international stabilization force in Gaza, despite objections from security officials who warned it would restrict IDF operations.

Israel is actively working to establish itself as a national hub for quantum technology, recognizing its potential as the next major tech revolution, while also considering the infrastructure needs for AI development.

Support for Israel among Democratic voters has significantly declined, with candidates critical of Israel winning primaries and moderate lawmakers increasingly challenging US support for the country.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz renewed his hostile rhetoric against Türkiye, issuing pointed remarks on regional security, Syria, and Iran during a recent address.

Jeremy Corbyn, co-author of a new book based on the Gaza Tribunal, discussed accountability, Keir Starmer, and the perceived inevitability of a public inquiry into the conflict.

An Israeli airstrike in Gaza City has destroyed a mosque, along with tents and homes, and resulted in the death of a Palestinian. Images show the extensive damage caused by the attack near a displacement camp.

A commentary reflects on friendship, Jewish identity, and the growing distance between Israel and parts of American Jewry, prompted by friends' support for Mamdani.

A Hamas delegation has reportedly traveled to Egypt to engage in negotiations concerning the second phase of a ceasefire, while the IDF continues its strikes against Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip.

The High Court has maintained the freeze on a law that limits enforcement against Haredi draft dodgers, while also beginning to hear arguments on the legislation. This decision keeps the controversial issue in legal limbo.

An IDF prosecutor has indicted a teenager who confessed to planning a terror attack, revealing the location of a hidden knife during police interrogation.

An opinion piece discusses the increasingly contentious Israeli election campaign, noting the Likud party's struggle to discredit a popular candidate and its resort to AI-generated tactics.

A 34-year-old Israeli police officer from Hod Hasharon was arrested on suspicion of maintaining a personal relationship with an inmate and allegedly aiding a fugitive in a Jerusalem murder case.

Majdal Shams dedicated a memorial park honoring 12 children, aged 10 to 16, who were killed in a rocket attack, an incident that also wounded 34 others.

Israeli defense tech companies Axon Vision and ParaZero have introduced a modular counter-drone architecture that integrates AI detection with autonomous net-based interception.

The chairman of a prominent Holocaust Museum invited NYC politician Zohran Mamdani to visit and learn the meaning of genocide, in response to Mamdani's repeated use of the term regarding Gaza.

Israel's expanding control, referred to as the 'Yellow Line,' is reportedly closing in on the remaining areas where Gaza civilians can live, with Israel controlling an estimated 64% of Gaza by late April.

Sixty Palestinians, some in wheelchairs, have returned to Gaza after being released from Israeli detention, describing horrific abuses they experienced.

The IDF has decided to allow Palestinians to work in Israel again, lifting a ban that was imposed following the Gilad Farm attack. This decision comes as senior military officials describe the situation in the West Bank as "highly volatile and extremely dangerous."

UN chief Guterres has labeled Israel's expansion of illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank as a 'flagrant violation' of international law, amid escalating violence in the region.

The Jewish Teachers Award will honor up to ten outstanding educators for their dedication to strengthening Jewish identity, connecting youth to Israel, and shaping Jewish communities globally.

Jerusalem District investigators are searching for a 20-year-old mother suspected of abducting her two young children, believed to be in the Jerusalem area.

Israel's Attorney General has asked the High Court to freeze a new law that would separate the police investigations unit from the prosecution, warning it could create a 'political prosecution unit' and intimidate officials.

Israeli soldiers have intensified their offensive in the occupied West Bank and East Quds, raiding at least 20 towns and villages, including a United Nations facility. The operations involved demolishing homes and arresting dozens of Palestinians, drawing condemnation from Arab states.

Hamas has concluded a leadership vote, resulting in the election of Al-Hayya as its new leader amidst ongoing conflict.

Palestinian Aziz Abu Sarah and Israeli Maoz Inon, both having lost loved ones in the Israel-Palestine conflict, have co-authored 'The Future is Peace,' advocating for understanding and hope.

Global stock markets experienced a rally, with investors attributing the positive movement to an easing of tensions in the Middle East region.

The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Shifra Jacobs - the top stories, clear and concise.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s opera, 'Così fan tutte,' with a libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte, is being performed at the Jerusalem Theatre as part of the Jerusalem Lyric Opera Festival, supported by the Italian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv.

Reports indicate that Turkey is attempting to influence Israel's upcoming elections through social media campaigns. This alleged interference has raised concerns about external influence on the democratic process.

Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that the Palestinian Authority cannot challenge recognized disabilities in terror compensation claims, making them liable once a disability is determined by the National Insurance Institute or a court.

A leading Israeli cyber expert warns that quantum computing will soon render today's encryption obsolete, capable of breaking any password in a fraction of a second.

Israel's National Insurance Institute (NII) has demanded that Sderot residents reimburse aid funds provided after October 7, citing 'unlawful purchases' like airline tickets and mobile phones instead of intended rehabilitation.

An analysis explores why deterrence mechanisms have failed in West Asia, leading to escalating tensions and conflicts in the region.

Mansour Abbas' Ra'am party announced it will hold its first-ever primary election for Knesset candidates as part of its organizational preparations and constitutional requirements.

Israel has issued an executive directive to ban the import of goods produced with forced labor, aligning with international trade standards.

Hamas has named an 'ultimate institutional survivor' as its new terror chief, a move interpreted by experts as sending a specific message to Israel.

A convicted fraudster has been extradited to Israel from Panama after a multi-year pursuit, with tax authorities emphasizing that offenders cannot escape justice.

Protesters in Tel Aviv have blocked roads, demanding that the Shin Bet investigate the disappearance of Haymanut Kasau, marking 882 days since she went missing, with her father alleging discriminatory treatment by the government.

World Jewish Congress Israel President Sylvan Adams and Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi met in Paris to discuss a democratic future for Iran and the potential restoration of diplomatic ties between the two nations.

The West Bank is experiencing a significant escalation in Israeli aggression and settlement expansion, leading to increased military presence and mounting pressure on the Israeli regime, which in turn raises concerns within Israel.

Israel's High Court has rejected a legal bid to recognize Alon Shamriz as a fallen IDF soldier, focusing on the question of whether he had entered military service before his abduction.

An Australian tribunal has ruled that three Israeli citizens facing conscription into the Israel Defense Forces are owed protection by Australia, accepting they could face 'persecution' due to their political opinion on the war in Gaza.

The article discusses the paradox of Israel instigating a war with Iran while seemingly bearing few of its associated costs.

Israel's Innovation Authority has introduced a NIS 1 billion fund to support technology startups and early-stage projects. The initiative aims to mitigate the financial challenges faced by these companies due to the strong shekel's impact on their operational runway.

Artist Leo Ray, who taught art for over 30 years, shares his perspective on finding joy and boundless experience through infinite painting. His work reflects a personal journey through an increasingly challenging world.

Israel's Defense Ministry has requested the Knesset to extend the nationwide declaration of a home front emergency, citing the ongoing security situation.

Plantopia, an Israeli plant-based protein company, has secured $9 million in funding to advance its industrial production at a new manufacturing plant under construction in Kibbutz Sdot Yam.

A new documentary, 'House of Hope,' chronicles a Waldorf-inspired primary school in the West Bank, focusing on children living under occupation and the couple who run the holistic institution amidst ongoing conflict.

The Likud party's tribunal has ruled that its primaries will continue as scheduled, rejecting calls for cancellation due to security concerns, though it suggested postponing as a preferred option during emergencies and preparing for electronic voting.

A drone that crashed in Israeli minister Ben-Gvir's neighborhood was determined by military sources to be a small drone operated by local youth, not an attack.

The Israel Festival is featuring the work of Etty Hillesum, a Holocaust diarist whose writings, started at age 27, offer a mature perspective on life and consciousness during the Holocaust.

The failure is not the size of the investment. The failure is treating an existential national-security responsibility as a marketing challenge that can be outsourced.

UN envoy Danny Danon criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani, calling him a 'clown' and warning that his anti-Israel rhetoric and threats to arrest Netanyahu are dangerous and baseless.

An Israeli mother shares her experience of raising two children while her husband is repeatedly called up for reserve duty over nearly three years of war, highlighting the domestic impact of ongoing conflict.

David's Harp Hotel & Suites in Netanya emphasizes deep guest understanding and comfort, a luxury often overlooked by modern properties.

A healthy society should possess a moral fragrance. Its values should be detectable not only in its speeches and symbols, but in its streets, offices, schools, hospitals, and homes.

The Israeli parliament has decided to postpone a vote on recognizing the Armenian genocide by Ottoman Turkey, a move seen as a triumph for regional diplomacy, particularly as Azerbaijan seeks to avert escalating tensions.