Hundreds of medical professionals gathered in a New Jersey hotel to commit to moving to Israel, driven by the ongoing conflict.

Israel is conducting a trauma trial using MDMA as a 'third therapist' in eight-hour sessions with two therapists, aiming to help veterans for whom standard therapy has failed.

The President of Somaliland is scheduled to make a historic first visit to Israel, following the country's recognition. The visit is expected to culminate in the official opening of Somaliland's embassy, establishing full diplomatic relations.

The International Committee of the Red Cross has expressed concern that thousands of Palestinians buried under rubble in Gaza may never be identified due to slow recovery efforts and the passage of time.

Israeli air raids in southern Lebanon killed five people, continuing attacks despite a United States-brokered ceasefire.

Colonel Netanel Lasri, head of the IDF Ground Forces Planning Department and a veteran armored corps officer, has died at the age of 40.

Musician Dave Matthews has reportedly alienated longtime Jewish fans due to comments he made regarding the conflict between Israel and Gaza.

A report from Tehran Times claims that Israeli soldiers have sustained heavy casualties in Lebanon.

A public debate is ongoing in Israel regarding proposed legislation that reflects a broader struggle over the definition of service, sacrifice, and equality concerning Torah study and military service.

A Haifa resident was arrested on suspicion of incitement against the LGBTQ community but later released by the Haifa Magistrate's Court, which found reasonable suspicion of a crime but no justification for continued custody.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the role of Israeli police and security forces in supporting and enabling West Bank settler violence. Some argue that settlements serve as Israel's forward defense, while others criticize the forces' actions.

Israel orders evacuations in 24 areas near Nabatieh, urging residents north of Zahrani River

The UNRWA has fired 70 Gaza staff members following long-standing Israeli claims of the agency's collaboration with Hamas, though it states the dismissals are not an admission of guilt.

An article discusses how attachment theory can assist Israeli parents in understanding and helping their children cope with instability and emotional overwhelm during times of crisis.

A 20-year-old Palestinian American university student, Sama Safi, has been held in Israeli military detention for nearly two weeks without charge after being arrested by Israeli soldiers.

Israeli and Czech scientists have successfully recreated the evolutionary journey of COVID-19 in a test tube, aiding in the monitoring of potential animal-to-human virus jumps.

One person was killed as Israel conducted strikes in south Lebanon and issued immediate forced displacement orders for residents of 20 Lebanese towns and villages.

Surviving residents of the Gaza enclave are reportedly preparing for a 'revolution' against Hamas, urging the group to prioritize their interests.

A man from Haifa has been indicted on charges of espionage for Iran, accused of revealing sensitive information during the war. Separately, Qatar reportedly proposed a mutually beneficial agreement to Iran to protect its economic assets from attacks.

An opinion piece argues that despite military successes, Israel and the US exhibit a profound misunderstanding of their adversary, highlighting a divergence in their respective war strategies.

Amnesty International's Agnes Callamard has called for a boycott of Israel, citing state-led ethnic cleansing and annexation in the occupied West Bank.

A 37-year-old Palestinian man accused of terrorism in Cyprus has been released on €1 million bail. He was previously remanded in custody, and his release follows his claims regarding the allegations.

An opinion piece discusses the perceived importance of English fluency for Israeli leaders, contrasting the language skills of Eisenkot and Netanyahu.

A report analyzes the brief 12-hour conflict with Iran and the role of former US President Trump in its cessation, drawing unexpected insights from a startup's relationship with Google and North Korea's nuclear ambitions.

An article discusses Korah's rebellion from the Torah, using it as a metaphor for how mistrust and competing narratives can destroy dialogue, drawing parallels to the current haredi draft divide in Israel.

An opinion piece discusses the UN's blacklisting of Israel and Russia for sexual violence in conflict, arguing for accountability and consequences similar to those faced by Russia.

Jonatan Urich, an aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been indicted for allegedly leaking classified intelligence to a German newspaper.

The IDF conducted strikes on over 300 Hezbollah sites, killed five Gaza terrorists, and captured 50 suspects in the West Bank, alongside operations to combat smuggling.

Avi Benlolo asserts that dehumanizing slurs targeting Zionists, which skirt hate speech laws, will not deter them, vowing to fight harder.

Al Jazeera explores how Israel allegedly inherited and applies a chain of sexual violence and torture techniques, which Britain built and France refined, against Palestinians.

Aziz Abu Sarah, a Palestinian, and Maoz Inon, an Israeli, both bereaved by the conflict, have co-authored a book titled 'The Future is Peace' to promote reconciliation between their communities.

The operation was led by Dr. Yuval Gielchinsky, Director of the Fetal Medicine Center at Clalit-Beilinson, alongside Dr. Kinneret Tenenbaum, Head of the Twin Pregnancy Clinic.

A new analysis indicates a sharp rise in Palestinian deaths and displacement in the West Bank, making the period since 2023 one of the deadliest in decades. The data is backed by the UN.

Gold prices have experienced a downturn, with market forecasts turning pessimistic, largely attributed to renewed conflict in the Middle East.

Avi Meyerstein, co-founder and president of the Alliance for Middle East Peace (ALLMEP), discussed acknowledging the rights and needs of Israelis and Palestinians as a shared path towards a secure future, amidst ongoing conflict in the region.

Amnesty International and Oxfam have released reports documenting a rise in state-backed Israeli settler violence, warning of displacement in the occupied West Bank.

Goldknopf has sent a letter to Netanyahu protesting the alleged exclusion of ultra-Orthodox population centers in Judea and Samaria from budget allocations, development, and benefits.

Israel has barred Radio France Internationale (RFI) journalist Alice Froussard from entering the West Bank, amidst severe violence in the occupied territory and a complete closure of the Gaza Strip to international media, intensifying pressure on foreign press.

Israel's chief prosecutor has warned that the police watchdog, Mahash, must remain independent as reforms to the body face a court challenge.

Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip resulted in three fatalities, including a teenage fisherman. Video evidence reportedly shows the fisherman before he was killed at sea by Israeli forces.

A report highlights concerns that European investment into the Palestinian economy might inadvertently undermine Israeli efforts to stop payments to convicted terrorists, with one bank reportedly refusing to close accounts used for such payments.

Jerry Seinfeld dismissed an anti-Israel TikToker who approached him at a Knicks playoff game, asking him to shout 'Free Palestine.' Seinfeld's reaction quickly went viral.

Protests by Haredi Jews against a new draft bill led to the closure of Highway 4 south of Ramat Gan. The bill aims to give draft evaders similar rights to IDF soldiers, sparking widespread demonstrations.

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has caused widespread controversy and faced sharp criticism for becoming the face of an Israeli luxury real estate project, with activists calling her move complicity in genocide.

Israel plans to relocate members of the Bnei Menashe community from India within the next four years. This development comes amidst news of a close advisor to Netanyahu being accused of leaking secret military documents.

Duke Robotics has appointed Yiftach Kleinman as its new CEO following the company's debut on Nasdaq.

A new report indicates that Israel is now the most exposed state to global boycotts, facing sanctions on its officials and institutions worldwide.

A suspect initially arrested for photographing an influencer naked in a changing room is now also facing a rape accusation, following a complaint filed by another woman after the suspect's photograph was published by police.

A United Nations-backed report details abuses committed by Hamas in Gaza, including targeting rival clans and alleged 'collaborators' with Israel, in an effort to eliminate opposition and maintain control.

Israeli startup Upriver, founded by Ido Bronstein and Omri Lifshitz, has secured $14 million in funding to enhance AI data management for companies, drawing inspiration from their military experience in data intelligence.

Amnesty International has accused the Israeli government of 'ethnic cleansing' of West Bank Palestinians, stating that the London-based rights group believes Israel is deliberately attempting to annex the Palestinian territory.

Israel's Knesset has passed new legislation that places internal police investigations under the authority of the Justice Ministry. The bill, sponsored by Likud MK Moshe Saada, passed with 43 lawmakers in favor and 39 against after a lengthy debate.

Haggai Reznik stated that a Palestinian majority is expected in the Negev by 2050, criticizing state funding that he claims facilitates this demographic shift.

A 'Board of Peace' is moving forward with short-term initiatives in areas not controlled by Hamas, indicating it will not wait for Hamas's response to a disarmament plan.

The first image of Gaza doctor Hussam Abu Safia has been released after months, marking a significant development.

Deputies to Israel's Attorney-General have issued a warning to National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir regarding an alleged pattern of blocking police promotions, amidst a broader legal dispute over his authority and interference in police operational and personnel decisions.

Israel's National Insurance Institute (NII) is set to implement new protections and accommodations for sexual assault survivors, including efforts to provide female doctors for panel requests.

Campaigners argue that current sanctions targeting Israeli settlers are insufficient and merely manage public anger, calling for sanctions to be extended to the Israeli government for a genuine shift in policy.

Israel's Foreign Minister Sa'ar announced the opening of a representative office in Papua New Guinea, thanking Prime Minister Marape for his support and the decision to move PNG's embassy to Jerusalem in 2023.

An opinion piece suggests that Israel can contain Hamas effectively without the heavy costs of reoccupying all of Gaza, proposing that a divided Strip might better serve Israel's interests.

Israel has attacked the historic city of Tyre in Lebanon, resulting in at least eight fatalities. This incident comes amidst ongoing regional tensions and a report on a four-year-old's recovery from war trauma in Lebanon.

The mysterious disappearance of an alleged spy has brought renewed attention to Israel’s intelligence networks operating in Lebanon.

Rafael has introduced the Hunter Eagle, a new hit-to-kill VTOL interceptor designed for low-altitude drone combat, capable of returning to its launch point if a mission is aborted.

Benny Gantz expressed his view on the composition of Israel's next government, advocating for Zionist parties across the political spectrum, and voiced skepticism about the US-Iran deal's longevity, particularly concerning Lebanon.

As Israel's longest period of sustained armed conflict continues, the country's diminished peace movement finds it increasingly difficult to be heard.

An opinion piece discusses the 'Rabello affair' as an example of what many perceive as a troubling departure from statesmanlike conduct by Benjamin Netanyahu, despite his stable political standing.

Colin Firth's ex-wife, Livia Giuggiolo, has reportedly 'canceled' Gwyneth Paltrow over an Israel advert, leading to Paltrow's planned visit to Giuggiolo's sustainable farm in Tuscany being called off.

Israel's finance minister reiterated a demand to destroy ten buildings in Beirut for every rocket launched from Lebanon towards Israel, escalating tensions.

The UNRWA has terminated 70 employees following accusations from Israel regarding their affiliation with Hamas, with USAID also referring staff for suspension over alleged roles in the October 7 massacre.

Palestinian activists are calling for protests against Hamas in Gaza, asserting that 'Hamas is finished' and encouraging residents to join demonstrations planned for late June.

The Tehran Times has welcomed Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas's characterization of Israel as an apartheid state. The publication described this view as overdue but appreciated.

An opinion piece argues that Israel needs to move beyond hollow slogans and engage in an honest, collective conversation about its future, even if there is no universal agreement on the final outcome.

An Israeli passenger aircraft temporarily lost contact while flying over Hungarian airspace, prompting NATO fighter jets to scramble and safely escort the plane before it continued its journey towards Austria.

Millions of Israelis lack access to adequate bomb shelters, raising concerns about public safety when sirens sound.

Testimonies and reports document a wider pattern of sexual abuse occurring inside Israeli prisons, highlighting concerns about the treatment of detainees.

A displaced Lebanese Christian shares his personal story of finding a place in Israel, navigating a life shaped by war, faith, and a divided identity between two homelands.

An article criticizes Western media for allegedly normalizing Israel's ethnic cleansing in Lebanon, drawing parallels to Gaza and suggesting a focus on 'ceasefires' overlooks massacres of civilians.

An article explores the defining Jewish milestones, heroes, tragedies, and triumphs that occurred during the Hebrew month of Tammuz, from Joseph's birth to the Entebbe rescue.

Haredi protestors from the 'Black Color' hotline intervened at an Ashdod checkpoint after draft dodgers were detained, leading to a referral to military police.

Archaeologists have unearthed ancient jars at biblical Shiloh, a significant site for ancient Israelite worship, just days before its annual wine festival.

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has faced significant online backlash for appearing in a promotional video for a luxury residential development in Herzliya, Israel, with critics calling the ad 'dystopian' and 'tone deaf'.

A video released from the Tel Aviv Pride Parade shows a woman wearing a pride-themed shirt with 'FCK BNGVR' arguing with police officers after being denied entry, highlighting tensions around political expression at the event.

Despite the disruption caused by ongoing conflict, Israeli children across the country are demonstrating resilience and continuing to excel in music, sport, and education.

An opinion piece discusses Roman Gofman's potential Mossad successes being measured by Barnea's failures, suggesting the agency should focus on confronting the "Anti-Zionist International" and dethroning mullahs.

The annual Tel Aviv Pride Parade is scheduled to take place as normal, with Israel Police deploying over 1,000 officers and volunteers to ensure participant safety despite security concerns.

Violence has escalated in Israel amid protests by ultra-Orthodox Jews against military conscription, with demonstrators blocking streets.

A commentary piece delves into the biblical story of Korach, who questioned Moses' authority, and how a simple staff became a symbol of divine choice and enduring leadership.

Israeli Knesset member Tally Gotliv has refuted reports regarding the cancellation of Likud primaries and defended her involvement in a recent leak affair, criticizing the media for diminishing the Prime Minister's leadership.

The Israeli president is scheduled to join a remembrance event in Romania for the 1941 Iași pogrom.

Hamas has accused Israel of expanding the 'yellow line' in Gaza, claiming the move is intended to derail ceasefire talks and exposes the inability of guarantor states to halt Israeli violations.

Israel's establishment of a buffer zone extending into Lebanon's maritime territory is raising concerns that it could be a long-term attempt to seize gas reserves. The move has intensified fears of a resource grab in the region.

Missile fragments struck a preservation plot in Carmel, potentially destroying hundreds or thousands of unique white lily bulbs, with the full extent of the damage to be determined over months or years.

A Gazan doctor, held without charge on accusations of Hamas affiliation, made an appearance before the Israeli High Court, with media briefly allowed into the courtroom.

An editorial criticizes Israel's new Torah study law, arguing it risks turning holiness into a political bargaining chip and creating divisions within society.

Palestinians express growing anger and despair over an increase in Israeli demolitions of homes in East Jerusalem, stating that these actions are destroying their future.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld has drawn criticism after telling an influencer that Palestine 'doesn't exist' when asked to say 'Free Palestine'.

Four children have been admitted to a Jerusalem hospital with an unknown illness. First responders are investigating the cause at a residential building complex.

A new project in Gaza is utilizing puppet shows, storytelling, and creative workshops to help women and children process and cope with trauma.

The IDF Widows and Orphans Organization awarded 478 scholarships and grants totaling over NIS 2 million at its annual 'Ruach Ahat' ceremony.

An IDF Golani commander recounted his battalion's close-range fighting with Hezbollah during the Wadi Saluki operation and stated that his forces are prepared to take over Beirut if ordered.

Palestinian Bedouins in the West Bank are being chased from their land by Israeli settlers, with property deeds offering no protection against the escalating violence.

The Israel Defense Forces has promoted Guy Markizeno and Tal Politis to the General Staff, appointing them to influential security positions. These promotions come amidst ongoing regional challenges for Israel.

Footage has emerged showing the killing of seven-month-old Sam Abu Haikal in the occupied West Bank, which appears to contradict the Israeli military's initial account of the shooting.

An aide to former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Urich, has been indicted for passing on classified information, with charges added to a broader case.

The family of Gaza paediatrician Hussam Abu Safia claims he shows signs of torture, as he appeared by video link in an Israeli court, prompting demands for his release.

Archaeologists have discovered a rare prehistoric cave near a highway outside of Haifa, dating back 400,000 to 250,000 years ago to the Acheulo-Yabrudian culture.

Vance has stated that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu 'has got some things wrong.' This comment indicates a critical view of Netanyahu's decisions or policies.

The United Nations will launch an investigation next week into whether Israel violated international laws during its operations in Lebanon, where 16 people were killed. The probe will examine the conduct of Israeli forces during the incidents.

Platner's recent primary win is seen as a sign of deep fractures within the Democratic party, particularly due to his campaign's focus on Israel and his pledge not to seek AIPAC endorsement.

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow is facing online criticism and accusations of being a 'Genocide Queen' after participating in a commercial gig in Israel.

Arab political parties in Israel are moving to reestablish the Joint List without Ra’am, following disagreements with Abbas, as polls suggest a united front would secure more parliamentary seats.

A new exhibit at the IICC is showcasing items recovered from Hamas, including battle plans belonging to Sinwar, alongside stories of Israeli heroes from the conflict.

The IDF confirmed that a missile fragment struck Ramat David Airbase during a recent escalation with Iran, causing minor damage but no injuries or disruption to flight operations.

Haredi protests are underway in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, blocking traffic, in response to the detention of draft dodgers.

An analysis from Tehran suggests that a potential Israeli military conflict with Lebanon could inadvertently serve as a catalyst for greater regional unity.

Israel's systematic undermining of the peace agreement raises concerns about its troops potentially taking over more of southern Lebanon. These actions threaten regional stability and the existing peace deal.

Three female soldiers were wounded by settlers while security forces were clearing an illegal outpost adjacent to Ma’aleh Amos in the West Bank.

The Likud Court has dismissed petitions seeking to expel Defense Minister Yoav Gallant from the party, ruling that there was no legal basis to terminate his membership despite harsh criticisms against him.

An editorial discusses the 'Gotliv case' in Israel, highlighting the debate around parliamentary immunity and legal responsibility.

The renowned artist collective Broken Fingaz, known for global street murals, is showcasing oil paintings in its inaugural comprehensive solo presentation in Tel Aviv.

Israel has accused Hezbollah of violating a ceasefire and issued displacement orders, while Iran insists Lebanon must be included in any peace deal with the United States.

Omer Bartov's book, 'Israel: What Went Wrong?', challenges readers to re-evaluate perspectives on Gaza and Zionism. The work aims to provoke critical thought on the complex history and current situation in the region.

After two decades of growth, Israel's economy has demonstrated surprising resilience in adapting to ongoing war and energy shocks.

Councillors have commended Margaret Connolly for her efforts in drawing global attention to the Israeli regime, referencing her actions from Sligo to a Gaza flotilla.

An Israeli strike on a Gaza refugee camp resulted in the deaths of two people, bringing the total number of fatalities in Gaza post-ceasefire to 983.

Gold has been under pressure since the US and Israel launched a war against Iran in late February.

A Palestinian individual was reportedly shot after allegedly trespassing onto a farm in a West Bank settlement and attempting to attack a resident.

Members of the Jewish diaspora are asserting their rejection of Israel's authority over their identity, particularly in light of Bezalel Smotrich's appearance at an Israel Day parade.

An Israeli startup named Bigger Picture is leveraging AI to transform cinemas, aiming to attract younger generations by offering a platform for data tracking and creating improved social experiences beyond just watching movies.

Animal lovers in Gaza are facing immense challenges in keeping their pets healthy due to a severe crisis in veterinary services, forcing them to resort to desperate measures.

Israel has carried out air strikes in the south of Lebanon after ordering people to leave about 20 locations, Lebanese state media has said.

A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from Arab media discusses the justification of attacking civilians, reflecting diverse viewpoints from the region.

A review of Club Hotel Eilat highlights a family's long-standing tradition of summer and Shavuot holidays at the resort, stemming from a time-share deal.

Shady al-Areer, 38, shares his story of being smuggled from Israel into the occupied West Bank after October 7, 2023, and his yearning to reunite with his family amidst the Gaza war.

A Fine Gael MEP argues that the Irish government, not the Football Association of Ireland (FAI), should make the call on a controversial match against Israel, citing significant geopolitical and diplomatic implications.

A recent poll indicates that half of Israelis believe their country's deterrence capabilities have been weakened following recent conflicts in Iran and Lebanon, raising doubts about the government's ability to provide security.

An opinion piece reflects on Israel's shift in security doctrine a year ago, emphasizing a return to the principle of not entrusting its existence to an enemy's intentions, particularly in the context of Operation Rising Lion.

An article explores the personal cost and struggles faced by Israeli reserve families due to the ongoing conflict, focusing on one family's experience nearly three years after a call-up notice.

The IDF announced precision strikes that killed two Palestinian Islamic Jihad commanders, Qasslam Hassan Saleh and Sami Jamil Abu Dalal, and one Hamas commander, Ubay Mamoun Saleh Farwana, who were reportedly planning attacks.

An article provides advice on how to select the ideal summer camp in Jerusalem for children and teenagers, focusing on fun, safety, and enrichment.

Palestinian-American comedian Mo Amer, known for his prominent voice in comedy, reflects on his ability to use humor to navigate current events and challenges.

Numerous French film figures have expressed support for Israeli director Nadav Lapid, contrasting with the lack of similar support from cultural institutions and political leaders, even for artists who are outspoken opponents of their own country's policies.

The attacks come as Iranian media reports that a draft peace deal with the US would include ending the war in Lebanon.

Hassan Yousef, a senior leader and co-founder of Hamas in the West Bank, has been released by Israel after more than two years of detention.

Representatives from Israeli and Palestinian civil society groups have met in France to discuss potential paths forward, even as prospects for a two-state solution appear to dim. The meeting aimed to foster dialogue and explore alternatives.

The first image in over a year of well-known Gazan doctor Hussam Abu Safiya, appearing emaciated during a hearing at Israel's Supreme Court, has fueled concerns about his health after 530 days of detention without charges.

Police have begun closing roads in Tel Aviv as preparations for the city's annual Pride Parade get underway.

Ambassadors from Israel, the United Kingdom, Italy, Armenia, and Turkey met separately with the newly enthroned Georgian Patriarch Shio III on June 11 for introductory meetings.

A recent poll indicates a drop in public support for Israel's Likud party and Prime Minister Netanyahu, marking Likud's lowest figures since August 2025, though the coalition bloc maintains its strength.

The World Bank Group announced that the conflict in the Middle East is expected to reduce global growth to its lowest rate since the COVID-19 pandemic, citing higher energy prices, increased inflation, and rising borrowing costs.

A loggerhead turtle named Halil was rescued near Haifa, Israel, after sustaining injuries from sea pollution and a fishing line. Haifa's Mayor highlighted the vulnerability of nature following the rescue.

A comment piece discusses a High Court ruling concerning women serving in tanks in the IDF, highlighting how it has exacerbated religious divisions within the military.

Palestinian activists have shared videos showing powerful Israeli airstrikes conducted across the Gaza Strip overnight. The strikes were reported to have hit various locations in the territory.

The IDF is reportedly pushing deeper into Lebanon to neutralize the threat posed by Hezbollah, aiming to significantly reduce risks to Israeli citizens, though full disarmament is not expected.

Following Israel’s occupation of East Jerusalem in 1967, the 'status quo' arrangement was established for the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound. The article discusses the ongoing focus on building the Third Temple over the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

An NGO reports that the Israeli government is mulling a huge funding proposal to expand West Bank settlements, which, if passed, would mark one of the largest expansions of illegal Israeli settlements in decades.

A new report claims that the Israeli military was responsible for more than 50% of all global civilian deaths caused by explosive weapons in 2025 (likely a typo for a past or current year), warning of a growing 'normalization' of such incidents.

Farmers in the occupied West Bank are facing severe water shortages as Israeli construction has destroyed crucial irrigation systems on an agricultural plain near the northern region, leaving fields dry and livestock thirsty.

Some 25 Yeshivot Hesder institutions are boycotting the IDF's tank corps due to a new pilot program that aims to incorporate women, citing concerns over modesty in confined spaces.

Al Jazeera Originals has released a trailer and full documentary titled 'Israel’s Darkest Weapon,' which investigates allegations of sexual violence in Israeli prisons. The series, also known as 'Bodies of Evidence,' focuses on these claims.

Two IDF soldiers were wounded by an IED explosion during a counterterrorism operation in a refugee camp in Jenin. Troops reportedly located and picked up a suspicious object, leading to the blast.

Christian leaders convened an emergency summit in Jerusalem to confront the global rise in antisemitism. The gathering aimed to address and strategize against increasing anti-Jewish sentiment worldwide.

A new campaign has been launched to invite audiences to experience Israel’s living culture, moving "beyond the postcard."

The IDF conducted a raid on a Hezbollah weapons storage facility, destroying an anti-tank launcher, seizing various small arms and rockets, and killing several terrorists.

Mohsen Mahdawi, an anti-Israel protest leader arrested last April for undermining US foreign policy, is fighting an order for his removal to Jordan.

Exclusive reports reveal that the planning for Mossad's award-winning program began in 2012, with former chiefs Tamir Pardo, Yossi Cohen, and David Barnea all contributing to its advancement.

Gold prices have fallen to a six-month low, primarily driven by fears of interest rate hikes, which are currently outweighing concerns stemming from Middle East tensions.

The Jerusalem Film Festival is set to open with Moshe Rosenthal’s film 'Tell Me Everything,' which previously had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, marking a significant return for Israeli feature films to that festival.

A new AI-powered sextortion scam, which uses manipulated video calls to target wealthy individuals, is spreading from the US to Israel, prompting warnings from cybersecurity experts.

Hollywood actress Gwyneth Paltrow continues to face criticism online for her decision to promote a luxury real estate development in Israel, with activists alleging complicity in the Israeli occupation.

Eight months after a ceasefire deal brokered by Donald Trump in October 2025 promised an end to hostilities and unlimited humanitarian aid, the Gaza Strip has plunged further into a humanitarian crisis, claiming victims daily.

A British Muslim police group has been accused of calling the IDF a terrorist organization and questioning reports of Hamas atrocities, drawing criticism.

The Israeli Knesset has advanced a bill that seeks to recognize long-term Torah study as significant service to the state, effectively supporting haredi draft evaders.

An Amazing Race star, praised by President Isaac Herzog, is bringing Rabbi Sacks’ teachings to Israeli students, encouraging them to continue spreading the message.

An analysis suggests that US pressure is limiting Israel's actions, while Iran is stepping in to support a weakened Hezbollah, maintaining its network of proxies surrounding Israel.