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Emir Suljagić survived the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, Europe's worst massacre since World War II. As director of the town's Genocide Memorial Center, he says justice remains elusive, but memory is nonnegotiable: 'We survived genocide. Then we had to find the bodies to prove it'

The deal between Tehran and Washington came as Israel was on high alert for possible missile fire after Iran vowed to retaliate against an Israeli strike in Beirut's southern suburbs, also known as the Dahiyeh. Iran ultimately called off its planned missile strikes

My Home in Israel, which organized the event, said that all properties being marketed were located within Israel’s internationally recognized borders.

Researchers analyzed more than 118 million online posts and comments, finding that Spanish-language antisemitism remains higher than before Oct. 7.

In a statement, the group said, “We discovered where CAF stores the trams that are heading to Tel Aviv, because they were marked in Hebrew, and faced with that, we did not remain passive.”

'Tarantula,' by Guatemalan-Jewish writer Eduardo Halfon, grapples with Nazism, inheritance, militarization and genocide

A petition backed by international health groups alleges the Israeli group's complicity in violations against Palestinians and failure to uphold medical ethics. The IMA said it 'seems to confuse a government with its medical association, an extremely dangerous precedent'

The terms of a U.S.-Iran agreement are unlikely to be kind to Netanyahu's extravagant promises to crush the ayatollahs. But with election pressure rising, Israel's prime minister seems intent on taking out his desperation on Trump, Tehran and the wider Middle East | Analysis

The president said he spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after the Israeli strike on Beirut's southern suburbs and asked him,'What the fuck are you doing?,' after an IDF strike in Beirut killed three people and could lead to Iranian retaliation

Despite calls from British lawmakers to cancel the event over concerns that it would promote West Bank settlements, organizers denied any such sales. Police, including a specialist rapid-response unit and helicopter, tried to keep the groups apart

A Brussels-based outlet reported that EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas compared Israel's treatment of Palestinians to apartheid-era South Africa, prompting the American Jewish Committee to say the alleged remarks 'fuel a dangerous campaign to delegitimize Israel'

Transportation Minister Miri Regev warned Netanyahu that unless U.S. refueling planes are removed from Ben-Gurion Airport within two days, more than 2 million tickets could be canceled, including Bratslav Hasidim's trips to Uman for Rosh Hashanah

'The indictment concerns a serious, unusual and unprecedented incident,' the State Prosecutor's Office said. Over 60 suspects were detained and questioned after the attempted break-in at Justice Noam Solberg's home in the West Bank

The director of Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital refused to abandon his patients, even after his son was killed and he himself was wounded. Today, he is being held without charge in an Israeli prison. If Israel allows him to die there, it will annihilate a Palestinian symbol of heroism

The repeated battles over Israel in LGBTQ spaces have left many feeling excluded. A different approach begins with listening rather than persuading.

The World Medical Association however told The Lancet that it stands against exclusion of any of its members, pointing out that the IMA is a "strong advocate for WMA ethics and policies."

Steven Spielberg's new alien movie 'Disclosure Day' has some standout moments, but with misplaced casting and an improbable plot, this conspiracy-laden tale wouldn't make it into a list of the iconic director's top ten movies

All of Netanyahu's centrist rivals say a possible U.S.-Iran deal 'fails to achieve any of Israel's war goals,' while a far-right minister said 'everything' about the emerging agreement is worrying

According to the Israel Medical Association president, drugs in the West Bank are depleting and surgeries are postponed, leaving patients to suffer complications or die while waiting for treatment. The Lancet reported on a petition by international medical groups calling for a boycott of the alliance over 'the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza'