A former head of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency has made a striking statement, asserting that settler violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank poses an 'existential threat' to the State of Israel.

Israel has increased its public diplomacy budget to $730 million, though experts suggest this may not be enough to counteract the damage caused by recent policy and the war in Gaza.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir lauded current soldiers as the greatest generation since the War of Independence, vowing to eliminate threats to northern Israel.

Representative Rashida Tlaib publicly criticized an anti-Israel Arab group for its alleged mishandling of sexual harassment claims. Her comments highlighted concerns about accountability within the organization.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared for his 81st court session on corruption charges, where an Israeli court rejected his request to delay today's proceedings until noon.

A Serbian-based project, considered one of Europe’s leading tribute shows, will perform in Tel Aviv, blending Metallica’s hard rock with a full symphonic ensemble.

Jessica Becher, an Israeli-Turkish woman, was arrested in Turkey for her IDF service but was rescued and returned to Israel under security protection following US intervention.

New Israeli maps have been released, outlining an expanded zone of military control within the Gaza Strip, indicating a shift in operational boundaries.

Young Palestinian artists in central Gaza are exhibiting their work, transforming their experiences of war into a public canvas. Their art provides a powerful reflection on the conflict and its impact on their lives.

Former IDF spokesperson Jonathan Conricus warns that Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas are exploiting the current ceasefire to regroup and prepare, emphasizing that Israel faces unresolved fronts in the region.

Israel has approved the construction of 126 new settlement units in Jenin, located in the northern West Bank, signaling a renewed effort to expand settlements.

A second civilian flotilla, comprising at least 39 boats, has departed from Barcelona and is heading towards Gaza with medical aid and supplies, prompting a security meeting by Netanyahu.

Israeli police arrested a 36-year-old man in Jerusalem after reports of a nun being attacked near King David's Tomb. The suspect is being questioned for racist assault.

International humanitarian law regarding buffer zones in contemporary warfare is unclear, raising questions about the legality of Israel's 'security buffer zone' in Lebanon.

An Israeli envoy stated that international support for Lebanon should not be contingent on "empty statements." The envoy emphasized the need for substantive action rather than mere declarations.

Widespread outrage and political division have erupted in Israel following reports that the government fulfilled a weapons contract to send vital Arrow missiles to Germany during the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Israel's reported deployment of its Iron Dome missile defence battery in the UAE is seen by analysts as a 'watershed moment' for Middle Eastern security alignments, highlighting the system's critical role.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) destroyed a significant Hezbollah tunnel in southern Lebanon, an operation that reportedly caused a small earthquake.

A video filmed by an Israeli soldier has revealed extensive destruction in Beit Hanoon, located in northern Gaza, showing the area completely flattened.

Eight people, including civil defense rescuers, were killed and two soldiers wounded in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, according to the country's Health Ministry, despite an existing ceasefire.

Young Palestinian artists in Gaza are showcasing their artwork, which reflects their experiences and impressions of war. This exhibition takes place as a fragile ceasefire continues to hold in the region.

A letter from the Mideast offers a reflective commentary on the ongoing situation in Israel and the broader region, discussing the pervasive silence surrounding the conflict.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has accused Israel of deliberately using access to drinking water as a weapon against the population in war-ravaged Gaza. The medical humanitarian organization highlighted the severe impact of this alleged tactic on the region's residents.

A flotilla heading towards Gaza is reportedly growing in size as activists prepare to challenge Israel's naval blockade of the territory.

Israel Police have initiated a major operation to crack down on youth crime, with National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir declaring a 'zero tolerance' approach to those who disrupt public order and harm citizens.

The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is under strain as both sides have reportedly traded fire, leading to renewed tensions. The IDF has called for the evacuation of 16 localities in southern Lebanon, citing violations of the armistice.

The Jewish National Fund (JNF) has announced plans to cut back most of its funding for programs at West Bank settler farm outposts.

An IDF commander has ordered a report within one week on allegations of Israeli soldiers stealing Lebanese property during an invasion, with an IDF source acknowledging awareness of multiple incidents.

Israel has conducted strikes in southern regions, killing four and wounding 51 Lebanese, and ordered residents to evacuate, despite an ongoing truce agreement.

Mossad Director David Barnea praised groundbreaking operations in target countries and highlighted the success of operations against Iran and Hezbollah during a recent citation ceremony.

An Israeli band's TikTok hit 'Self Aware' has garnered significant international attention, becoming a global streaming success.

The Israel Air Force has launched a preliminary investigation into an incident in southern Lebanon where Hezbollah reportedly attempted to target a medical evacuation helicopter with a drone, finding pilots took off under fire.

An editorial argues that future Israeli governments should be formed by individuals from communities that actively serve the nation, emphasizing this as a Zionist principle rather than a partisan one.

Rivals of the Israeli Prime Minister have announced they are joining forces to form an alliance ahead of upcoming elections. This move aims to challenge the incumbent leadership.

Leading progressive rabbis in the UK have stated that Israel's current political trajectory risks becoming incompatible with Jewish values, emphasizing that criticizing the Israeli government is a Jewish obligation, not disloyalty.

Protected by the Army, settlers attack the Palestinian population of the West Bank. Instigated by Tel Aviv, they form new militias, fueling a scenario of hypothetical civil war against Hamas.

An analysis explores Israel's increasing technological and intelligence prowess in the Middle East and its implications for Turkey's traditional power in the region.

Israeli NGOs have asked the state attorney to take steps against OnlyFans, citing similar cases worldwide where indictments were filed against the platform following suspicions of sexual abuse and exploitation of women.

An opinion piece analyzes the performance and outcomes of the Bennett-Lapid political alliance in Israel, exploring various scenarios for its success or failure.

A controversy has emerged regarding the wearing of a kippah adorned with both Israeli and Palestinian flags, prompting discussions about its symbolic meaning and broader implications for Israeli policy. The debate highlights the complexities of identity and political expression in the region.

The Israeli government announced new guidelines limiting Lag Ba’omer celebrations on Mount Meron to 1,500 people in nearby communities, citing security concerns.

Women in Israel were left waiting for Rabbinate exams, leading to accusations that the Rabbinate is defying a court order. An organization is working to provide food for the waiting women.

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Teva Pharmaceuticals received an award for advancing gender equality, with women now making up 43% of its senior management in Israel. The recognition highlights the company's efforts in representation, equal pay, and inclusive workplace policies.

Israel has reportedly destroyed power and water infrastructure in a Christian-majority town located in south Lebanon.

Testimony in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial has been canceled, further extending a two-month pause in proceedings.

Israeli forces in Gaza killed a water engineer and two drivers transporting water to displaced families in mid-April, exacerbating the region's severe water shortage and fueling the spread of preventable diseases.

Police investigating an unrelated case found an illegal daycare center in Givat Shaul, Jerusalem, containing approximately 25 toddlers managed by two individuals.

An opinion piece by Owei Lakemfa asserts that Nigerians and Africans lack allies within the Israeli establishment, which is characterized by a philosophy of violence and exploitation.

This cluster of articles provides analysis on whether various companies, including U.S. Bancorp, YPF Sociedad Anónima, Tower Semiconductor Ltd., Upwork Inc., Vir Biotechnology, Inc., VeriSign, Inc., and DexCom, Inc., represent good stock investment opportunities at present.

Lt. Col. (res.) Ido Frommer, CEO and co-founder of a UAV company and former head of Yeruham's technological and economic development, died in a civilian parachuting accident.

Amal Khalil was reportedly killed, with one article noting it occurred during a ceasefire. Her death has drawn comparisons to the killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, with suggestions that Israel feared her.

An Israeli court has ordered the government to impose penalties on ultra-Orthodox Jews who refuse to serve in the military draft.

Hopes for an end to the war in the Middle East remain low, with no clear resolution in sight for the ongoing conflict. The future for Gaza is particularly uncertain, even as ceasefires are discussed in other regional hotspots like Iran and Lebanon.

According to the filing, the Education Ministry had contacted the Finance Ministry for the relevant material, but had not received all of the necessary data.

Tel Aviv is set to select a new chief rabbi, a position that has been vacant for nearly nine years since former chief rabbi Israel Meir Lau left office in 2017. The selection process has been marked by High Court delays and political disputes over representation.

Over 60 former U.K. ambassadors have issued a call for sanctions against Israel, citing concerns over its actions in the West Bank.

A report indicates that at least eight Israeli forces died by suicide in April, occurring amidst the regime's ongoing regional conflicts.

A new exhibition in Tel Aviv brings Viktor Frankl’s ideas to life, exploring how individuals can find meaning even in times of crisis and suffering.

Hundreds of Ultra-Orthodox Jews blocked a main road in protest against Israel’s mandatory military service.

An Israeli man has been arrested in Jerusalem in connection with the assault of a French nun. The incident occurred in East Jerusalem, leading to the apprehension of the 36-year-old suspect.

A new group from the Bnei Menashe community, originating from Northeast India, has arrived in Israel as part of a government plan set to continue until 2026.

Beryl Wajsman argues that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) must resist attempts by anti-Israel groups to weaponize charitable law by stripping Jewish day schools of their charitable status.

The IDF destroyed a Hezbollah rocket launcher located within a civilian building in southern Lebanon. An IDF Brigade 7 commander stated that Hezbollah's resistance in Lebanon is stronger, but the IDF is striking hard in response.

A former Lebanese leader, known for previously striking a peace deal with Israel, is now advocating for current Lebanese leaders to attempt a similar agreement. He believes renewed efforts for peace are necessary.

Members of the anti-IDF draft Jerusalem Faction blocked Jerusalem’s Chords Bridge, causing traffic disruptions as Israel Police worked to restore order.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has stated that attacks on hospitals and medical workers are on the rise, primarily driven by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, raising concerns about humanitarian law violations.

Radical Fatah officials in Gaza have accused Israel of introducing specially engineered rats into previously uninfested areas to attack Palestinians. The claim was reported by Palestinian Media Watch.

An opinion piece discusses the long-overdue face-to-face negotiations between Israel and Lebanon, questioning the possibility of Hezbollah's disarmament.

A new study reveals that Israelis are divided on the outcome of recent conflicts and the performance of their political leadership, with a plurality believing Israel is stronger but a significant portion feeling the country has been weakened.

An opinion piece reflects on the friendship between two soldiers, Yossi and Moshe, who fought and fell together, now resting side by side on Jerusalem’s Mount Herzl, symbolizing Israel's shared loss.

Esra Albayrak, chair of the NUN Foundation for Education, has connected the ongoing developments in Gaza to a broader collapse of the normative architecture expected to govern the modern world.

Basel Zaraa, a Palestinian refugee, is using art as a medium to share the story of his childhood experiences with his 5-year-old daughter, who began asking him questions about his past.

Israel has redeployed a military battalion that was previously suspended for one month following accusations of assaulting and detaining a CNN news team.

Israeli security forces arrested a 51-year-old Galilee resident and seized Palestinian flags and military uniforms from his home after receiving a tip about illegal possessions.

Israel has set a two-week deadline for talks with Lebanon and warned of renewed military escalation, as the US mediates efforts for a summit between Netanyahu and Aoun, with an Israeli official stating 'we cannot wait indefinitely.'

Tech giant Microsoft has removed Israeli designations for the occupied West Bank and included Palestinian geographical names in its digital maps, aligning with international law.

An opinion column offers a weekly perspective on aspects of Israeli life and society that are often overlooked by mainstream news headlines, providing a more nuanced view from within the country.

Anti-Israel protesters disrupted an Israeli Independence Day celebration in Oslo, shouting chants like "child killers" and "Death to the IDF," leading to calls for police intervention.

Israel's Attorney-General is moving to press criminal charges against the Israel Prison Service commissioner, drawing strong condemnation from Ben-Gvir who accused the A-G of acting against Israel's interests.

Vitaly Rokhlenko has been indicted for illegally operating a dental clinic in Rishon Lezion for nine years without authorization or a license to practice dentistry.

A former head of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency has stated that West Bank settler violence makes him 'ashamed to be a Jew.'

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A debate has emerged regarding Israel's decision to send Arrow missiles to Germany, with questions raised about potential risks to Israeli defense capabilities during the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Israel's Mossad intelligence agency reportedly acquired strategic and tactical intelligence from operations targeting Iran and Hezbollah.

Israel has issued a new evacuation order for residents of more than a dozen villages and towns in southern Lebanon, following overnight attacks that killed at least four civilians.

Former prime ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid have reportedly agreed to allocate 10 of the top 24 spots on their joint Knesset list to Lapid's Yesh Atid party, allowing for a potential post-election split.

Children born during the conflict in Gaza are suffering lifelong disabilities from toxic gas and burns, exacerbated by the collapse of the region's healthcare system.

The IDF dismantled more than 1,000 Hezbollah terror sites in southern Lebanon, uncovering a wide range of weapons the terror group planned to use to attack IDF soldiers.

An opinion piece discusses Egypt's regional strategy, economic pressures, and live-fire drills near the Israeli border, raising questions about President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's approach.

Police in Jaffa have opened an investigation into a shooting incident, seizing an M16 rifle and a magazine filled with ammunition found at the scene.

A 40-year-old doctor from northern Israel was arrested on suspicion of repeatedly threatening the life of Channel 12 journalist Muhammad Majdallah from an unknown number.

Kpler, a ship-tracking app, reports surging demand from governments, traders, and media following maritime traffic and energy flows, driven by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

A new study based on Neanderthal remains found in northern Israel suggests that Neanderthal children developed at a faster rate than modern humans. The research focused on the skeleton of a Neanderthal infant, Amud 7, dating back approximately 51,000 to 56,000 years ago.

Israel's High Court has given the government two months to establish a framework for a state investigation into the events of October 7, following petitions regarding the handling of the crisis.

Police have arrested a ninth suspect, a minor, in connection with an Independence Day stabbing case. Two suspects were released to house arrest, while the detention of six others was extended.

Hezbollah is upgrading its drone tactics by incorporating fiber-optic tech and strategies from the Ukraine war, aiming to enhance its attacks against Israel amid supply shortages and evolving threats

Professor Yaniv Dover from the Hebrew University Business School shared insights into his physics-inspired perspective on marketing during a conversation hosted by Maor Zaguri.

Israel has reportedly begun reducing its military forces stationed in south Lebanon.

Tens of thousands of people participated in pro-Israel demonstrations across 21 communities in the United States, organized by the Israeli-American Council.

Gaza recently held its first election in twenty years, with low voter turnout observed in Deir al-Balah, where Fatah-backed candidates secured the majority of seats.

Thousands of Christians in villages near the border in Lebanon, surrounded by depopulated Shia areas, are determined not to leave their homes despite being under Israeli occupation.

The city of Petah Tikva has named a new sports complex after Yemanu Binyamin Zalka, who was murdered on Independence Day eve, aiming to transform the pain into a catalyst for change.

The article delves into the strategic moves by Bennett to position himself as the leader of the political bloc opposing Netanyahu.

The fifth season of the Israeli TV series "Fauda" is set to premiere with a revenge-driven plot, new cast members including Mélanie Laurent, and an updated storyline reflecting the aftermath of the October 7 massacre.

A new book, 'Last Letters from Heroes of the October 7th War,' is reviewed, offering a portrait of individuals who confronted death during the conflict and documented their experiences.

Israel's High Court has mandated that the government enforce the military draft law on ultra-Orthodox men and revoke state benefits for those who evade service. This ruling escalates the ongoing Haredi draft crisis, prompting calls for broader solutions beyond mere crackdowns.

Israel has intensified its attacks and expanded its control in the Gaza Strip, sidelining the new US-backed technocratic administration. The situation is described as a 'state of war'.

An analysis suggests that the ongoing Middle East conflict is increasingly resembling a war that no party can ultimately win.

Rachel Goldberg-Polin has released her memoir 'When We See You Again,' detailing her grief after her son Hersh was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7, 2023, and later found executed.

An opinion article reviews 'The Zionists,' a new play by Miami New Drama, describing it as a skillfully crafted argument against Jewish strength.

A reported Hamas offer to transfer governance functions in Gaza is being considered as a potential path toward institutional transition, enforcement authority, and phased disarmament in the post-war period.

An opinion piece discusses the strategic challenges Israel faces in maintaining its qualitative military edge due to shifting regional alliances, major arms deals, and rising threats, advocating for a new defense strategy.

An opinion piece argues that modern warfare, particularly in the context of the Israel, US, and Iran conflict, is increasingly defined by information warfare and the control of narratives.

An Israeli study has revealed that plants are capable of absorbing nutrients directly from airborne dust. This finding challenges the long-held scientific theory that plant roots are the exclusive means of nutrient acquisition.

An analytical piece delves into the role of Dispensationalist Evangelicals and their perspectives on conflict in the Middle East, examining how regional balances are being reshaped beyond geopolitical calculations.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has unveiled his 'Israeli Renaissance' plan, which includes bringing one million new olim to Israel over the next decade, and announced an alliance to replace Benjamin Netanyahu.

Surveillance cameras have captured the moment an Israeli strike targeted a group of Palestinians in Gaza City on Friday.

Israel's Consul General promoted a message of peace with Lebanon in Times Square, stating that peace is possible if Hezbollah, an Iranian proxy, is destroyed. This comes amid ongoing ceasefire talks.

An analysis explores how China maintains positive relations with both Israel and Iran, balancing its role as a key trade partner for Israel with strategic ties to Tehran.

Israel and Serbia have initiated a strategic dialogue and are negotiating a Free Trade Agreement, which Serbia's Foreign Minister Marko Djuric said would open doors for companies from both countries.

An analysis suggests that Hezbollah is increasing its drone capabilities to confront the IDF, raising questions about Israel's ability to counter this evolving threat.

An opinion piece discussing the benefits and tailored approach of education-based programs as an alternative for individuals convicted of antisemitic hate crimes.

Cognyte has announced a new three-year subscription agreement valued at over $20 million with a customer in the EMEA region.

Hezbollah is reportedly deploying fibre optic drones, a technology potentially influenced by Ukraine's battlefield experience, to test and bypass Israel's advanced radar systems. This development highlights an evolving drone warfare strategy in the region.

Leading historian Rashid Khalidi discussed the resilience of the Palestinian people and the potential for a future basis for peace in the region during an interview with FRANCE 24.

A group of ultra-Orthodox Jews protested military conscription in Bnei Brak, Israel, blocking a highway, with police officers seen dragging a protester.

Judges in the Netanyahu trial refused a defense request to delay a testimony hearing, which was sought by his attorney citing a 'security matter'.

Two Israeli Defense Forces soldiers were reportedly wounded in an overnight operation in the West Bank, with Israeli media suggesting a stabbing attack.

Digital creators in the Arab world are using gallows humor on social media to cope with ongoing conflicts and bring levity to difficult situations.

With Lag Ba'omer approaching, and Israelis recalling last year's Independence Day wildfires, the Fire and Rescue Authority issued a statement banning unsanctioned bonfires.

An opinion piece discusses the enduring relevance of Zionism, advocating for a renewed sense of pride in the term 'Zionist' among Jews, similar to how Zionism once revived pride in being Jewish.

This article questions why Eyal Zamir might be shocked, asserting that the spirit of the IDF is intrinsically linked to the spirit of Israel itself.

Concerns are mounting over the potential for a 'frozen conflict' to develop in the Middle East, indicating a prolonged period of unresolved tensions and sporadic violence.

Benny Gantz warned that a potential alliance between Bennett and Lapid could jeopardize efforts to replace the current government, while also releasing a campaign video advocating for a broad Israeli bloc.

An Israeli military battalion that previously assaulted and detained a CNN team has been redeployed following a one-month suspension.

Israel's Eurovision representative, Noam Bettan, is featured in a trailer dancing to excerpts from the country's four winning Eurovision songs before performing a segment of his 2026 entry.

The IDF and Border Police conducted a counterterrorism operation in east Jerusalem, arresting six terror suspects and confiscating over 2,000 rounds of ammunition, weapons, and explosives.

A U.S. ally in the Middle East has revoked the citizenship of 69 individuals as part of a crackdown on those perceived to be supporting Iran.

The Negev region in Israel is facing a severe governance crisis, marked by a high prevalence of polygamy affecting thousands of women and widespread extortion targeting contractors.

Hospitals in the West Bank are facing a severe crisis, with Palestinian medical staff planning to strike over wage cuts, staff shortages, and a mounting healthcare crisis that jeopardizes patient care and medical services.

Economist Shaul Meridor, former director-general at Israel’s Energy Ministry and head of the Budget Division, has joined Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar! Party. Meridor pledged to help lead a deep reform in Israel.

Israel's opposition factions are reportedly uniting against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with a prominent figure emerging as a favorite to potentially unseat him. This political development signals growing internal challenges to Netanyahu's leadership.

An Arab News opinion piece argues that the political rivals of Benjamin Netanyahu should not focus solely on his removal, suggesting broader policy goals are needed.

An Al Jazeera visual investigation maps the systematic demolition of Lebanon's border towns, including Bint Jbeil, by Israel, drawing parallels to the devastation seen in Gaza.

Donald Trump has reportedly pressured Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to ensure any response to Hezbollah remains "calculated and limited."

Reports from Haaretz indicate that the water system in Gaza is deteriorating significantly as a result of ongoing war and military operations in the region.

A weekly wrap-up indicates that Israel is increasing its control under the cover of a ceasefire, with settler violence surging into Palestinian-administered areas and Gaza's police forces further decimated.

An analysis suggests that Israel is experiencing a multi-front collapse, portraying the regime as weaker and more desperate than ever before.

The Knesset plenum decided to provide compensation to employers of reserve soldiers, a move supported by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to alleviate the economic burden and support the conflict's economic rear.

Reports indicate an Iranian missile incident occurred near Dimona, the site of Israel's nuclear program, raising concerns in the region.

Israel's Attorney General states that Justice Minister Levin's partial plan to convene the judge selection panel does not resolve the ongoing High Court case. This development precedes a scheduled hearing on Levin's refusal to convene the committee.

Israel's Defense Ministry, through the National Mine Action Authority, detonated 700 landmines near the Syrian border as part of ongoing efforts to reclaim mined areas for civilian and industrial use.

An analysis examines the costs and legal implications of Israel's approach to Gaza hospital chiefs allegedly linked to Hamas, questioning the lack of indictments and standard criminal trial due process protections.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is reportedly having a significant negative impact on company finances, leading to a clouded economic outlook for businesses.

An article outlines the positions of Naftali Bennett on various major issues facing Israel.

A suspect, identified as the son of a senior defense establishment figure, has been linked to the murder of Yemanu Zalka during an Independence Day eve attack. One person reportedly tried to defend Zalka during the incident.

Patriarch Pizzaballa stated that while pain is universal, there is a fundamental distinction between those who occupy and those who are occupied. His remarks highlight the differing experiences of conflict.

Eleven individuals were arrested in central Israel during a coordinated police operation targeting an alleged protection racket, which involved Lahav 433 establishing a front construction company.

An investigation has shown how the IDF failed to reach a Gaza border kibbutz during the October 7 attack.

The IDF's investigation into the October 7 Hamas attack on Kibbutz Holit revealed devastating losses, including 13 civilians killed and 9 hostages taken.

An opinion piece argues that Israel has continued its policy of "mowing the grass," which involves using disproportionate military force, rather than ceasing it.

Historian Vincent Lemire proposes that focusing on the concrete living conditions of Jerusalem's residents could lead to new forms of coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians, viewing the city as a potential solution rather than an obstacle.

Residents of East Jerusalem are expressing distress as their homes are being demolished to clear land for a new biblical park.

Israel issued an evacuation warning for several Lebanese towns before commencing strikes in southern Lebanon. These actions follow heightened tensions in the border region.

The Galilee Eco Center aims to restore land through sustainable farming practices and science, focusing on ecological healing in the region.

A report indicates that Israel secretly deployed its Iron Dome missile defense system to the UAE in response to Iran's reprisal strikes.

UNRWA has confirmed that its schools in the West Bank are operating on a four-day week due to financial constraints, which also led to 571 staff layoffs in January amid declining donations and criticism.

The Israeli automotive group Shlomo Group has opened its first new service center in Holon, planning to employ trained Indian staff alongside local technicians to address a labor shortage in the sector.

Residents of East Jerusalem are expressing anguish as their homes are being demolished to make way for the construction of a biblical park.

The father of an Israeli hero has spoken out about his personal grief and his enduring faith in human goodness.

At 80, artist Yaacov Dorchin has opened a new exhibition in Tel Aviv featuring iron sculptures that blend themes of angels, fish, memory, and reflections on wartime.

Concerns are rising in Israel that the ongoing efforts by the Israeli Right to reform the judiciary could lead to increased political instability and violence.