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Israel, Hamas agreed to 90 percent of the cease-fire terms, U.S. official tells reporters ■ U.S. envoy to Israel Lew refutes Netanyahu claim that the first phase of the proposed truce deal calls for Israel to withdraw from Philadelphi corridor ■ Chief ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan says request for warrants against Netanyahu, Defense Minister Gallant is based on evidence he personally reviewed ■ Here's what you need to know 335 days into the war

U.S. federal authorities have filed charges against senior Hamas officials, but in Israel, indictments against thousands of Palestinian suspects have been delayed. From considerations of international law to the fate of Israeli hostages, here are the reasons why charges haven't yet been filed

During a press conference, Netanyahu presented a large digital map of the Middle East and North Africa, where the southern part of Morocco was labeled as Western Sahara. Israel recognized Moroccan sovereignty over the disputed territory in 2023 in return for resumption of diplomatic ties

A Real Estate Media event, in collaboration with Leumi Mortgages, brought together ministers and industry leaders to discuss whether Israel is prepared for the influx of Jews expected to immigrate.

A Real Estate Media event, in collaboration with Leumi Mortgages, brought together ministers and industry leaders to discuss whether Israel is prepared for the influx of Jews expected to immigrate.

  This past few week has been significant for the aviation and tourism sector in Israel, with over twenty airlines canceling flights to Israel amid Iranian threats of retaliation for the assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh. While only three airlines have resumed operations in what is expected to be the busiest month of […]

Netanyahu decided not to secure a hostage release deal weeks ago, and used the Philadelphi corridor as excuse to torpedo negotiations, government source tells Haaretz ■ Mossad chief told truce mediators Israel was willing to withdraw from Philadelphi mere hours before Netanyahu said the opposite ■ U.S. is expected to submit more detailed draft proposal for hostage/cease-fire deal, WSJ reports ■ Here's what you need to know 334 days into the war

All Gazans know not to post information of Hamas fighters who were killed, and anyone who violates this rule risks getting in trouble with the organization – as well with Israel

Israel and India held a seminar in Delhi to enhance security cooperation against drone threats with participation from defense ministries and companies from both countries.

Israeli army says it attacked building in southern Lebanon with Hezbollah operatives ■ Residents of some municipalities in Israel's north instructed to stay near shelters ■ Suspicious object thrown at yard of Israeli Embassy in Washington; no casualties ■ Rocket fired from Lebanon hits house in northern Israel ■ Israeli soldiers killed two gunmen who fired at them in West Bank's Tul Karm, IDF says ■ UNRWA: Progress in Gaza polio vaccination, but cease-fire needed for humanitarian relief

Prime Minster Benjamin Netanayhu's declaration that Israel will retain control of the Philadelphi route serves his desire to maintain his unholy trinity: The prime ministership, incitement against the left, and the occupation

Netanyahu 'torpedoed' efforts to resume hostage release negotiations by announcing that Israel will never leave the Philadelphi corridor, source tells CNN ■ WHO says it is ahead of its targets for polio vaccinations in Gaza ■ Israeli officials fear the government's refusal to set up inquiry into October 7 and the war may lead ICC to issue arrest warrants against Netanyahu, Defense Minister Gallant ■ Here's what you need to know 333 days into the war

Netanyahu and his ministers know that the army's presence on the Gaza-Egypt border didn't prevent Hamas' attacks in the past. The goal actually is to keep Israel in Gaza forever, a goal that's no longer folly, but evil

U.S. reportedly building final 'take or leave it' cease-fire proposal ■ Ben-Gvir says he's 'not ashamed to say' that he is using his power in the government 'to prevent a reckless deal and to stop any negotiations altogether' ■ Thousands of Israelis protest in favor of hostage deal across the country ■ U.K. announces it is suspending a series of arms shipments to Israel ■ Here's what you need to know 332 days into the war

A senior air force officer also tells Haaretz about the international cooperation that thwarted Iran's attack in April and delivered a preemptive strike on Hezbollah in August, amid efforts for Israel to decrease this dependence

At least 15 flights from Serbia landed at Israeli Air Force base; Customs data shows arms trader exported 23 million euros worth of arms to Israel

At least 15 flights from Serbia landed at Israeli Air Force base; Customs data shows arms trader exported 23 million euros worth of arms to Israel

Thousands attend funeral of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Israeli-American hostage murdered by Hamas ■ Protesters call for hostage deal, block major highways across Israel ■ Biden, Harris to meet negotiating team, White House says ■ Police report dozens of kilograms of explosives found in car outside West Bank settlement

After the security cabinet's decision that Israel shouldn't withdraw from the Egypt-Gaza border, officials are struggling to predict how cease-fire talks will develop after the murder of six Israeli hostages in Hamas captivity

Hundreds block Tel Aviv highway; clashes break out between protesters, police; 15 detained, cuffed ■ Health ministry: The six hostages were shot at close range; Estimated to have been killed either Thursday or Friday ■ Lebanese reports: Israel struck in southern Lebanon ■ Dozens of protesters demanding hostage deal block Tel Aviv highway ■ IDF says it attacked school in Gaza City used by Hamas as control center ■ Israel's Labor Federation Head announces general strike ■ Casualties reported from anti-tank missile fired at northern Israeli town of Kfar Yuval