Assuming that this week's attacks in Lebanon were carried out by Israel, there are two possible explanations for Netanyahu's intentions: to force an agreement in the north or to exploit the organization's response to launch all-out war ■ Meanwhile, despite declaring that Hamas' brigades in Gaza have been defeated, Israel continues to pay in blood
Hezbollah chief Nasrallah: Pager blasts could be called 'a declaration of war,' will meet 'just punishment' ■ IDF chief approves northern front plans as Israel strikes Hezbollah targets in Lebanon ■ Several Israelis wounded in Hezbollah anti-tank, drone hits in country's north ■ Jewish Israeli businessman charged with plotting assassinations of Netanyahu and key officials for Iran ■ Eight Israelis wounded by Hezbollah missile fire in country's north
A month ago, the Israeli government pledged to address the water shortage in East Jerusalem's Kufr Aqab, under Jerusalem's municipal jurisdiction, but has taken no action. In response to a High Court petition, Israel now claims the responsibility lies with the Palestinian Authority
A German source initially claimed arms export approvals to Israel were on hold due to legal challenges, but a government spokesperson denied this. The Gaza war has led to friction within Germany's government, with the Chancellery supporting Israel and the Greens-led Economy and Foreign ministries criticizing Netanyahu
The U.S. urged the General Assembly to reject the resolution demanding Israel end its 'unlawful presence' in the Occupied Palestinian Territory within 12 months, arguing it undermines the two-state solution, but lacked veto power.
Hezbollah's weakness was exposed by the simultaneous attack on thousands of pagers and its leaders were humiliated – allegedly by Israel. Such things do not usually go unanswered in the Middle East ■ Meanwhile, negotiations between Netanyahu and Sa'ar have been put on ice and it's possible that the prime minister has already reaped the political dividend without even without realizing it
When Standing Together, an organization based on true partnership between Palestinian and Jewish citizens of Israel, launched a food aid initiative for Gaza, skeptical voices called it illegitimate. This is our answer
Leaked documents from the Kremlin-affiliated Russian company behind a global disinformation campaign show how Moscow spread fake news in Israel, planned to bolster the standing of Netanyahu and hoped to influence elected officials while promoting antisemitic and anti-Israel content abroad
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has been labeled "antisemite of the Week" by StopAntisemitism after her arrest at an anti-Israel rally, accusing Thunberg of using her platform for antisemitism.
Fifty years ago, stagflation wreaked misery throughout the developed world, and the latest economic figures show that Israel is about to suffer the same
Netanyahu weights firing defense minister due to his opposition to Haredi draft exemption, source say ■ German envoy to Israel says that Berlin 'sees certain actors looking to turn the occupation into annexation and we are not going to stand on the sidelines and allow that to happen' ■ Israeli settlers attack Palestinians, solidarity activists at West Bank school ■ Here's what you need to know 346 days into the war
According to a new report, since the start of the year, German defensive arms exports to Israel have been at their lowest since 2004, and no offensive weapons exports have been approved since March
Iranian, Russian and Turkish recruitment of asylum seekers has been studied and is now being applied in Israel, which has apparently joined the club of countries relying on mercenaries alongside their regular military
New report by the Anti-Defamation League finds Columbia University topping the list of the highest number of tallied anti-Israel incidents on campus in 2023-24, followed by the University of Michigan and Harvard University
Israeli border police officer wounded in stabbing at Jerusalem's Old City, suspect shot ■ IDF: Several soldiers lightly wounded by previously reported drone explosions in north ■ Israel mistakenly issues statement condemning unannounced ICC arrest warrants ■ School cancelled in northern Israeli town citing security situation
Houthis claim responsibility for launching surface-to-surface missile which hit an open area in central Israel ■ Hamas is willing to delay Israel's withdrawal from the Philadelphi and Netzarim corridors until a multi-phased cease-fire deal is concluded, sources tell Haaretz ■ IDF probing incident in which leaflets urging south Lebanon residents to evacuate were dropped without authorization ■ Here's what you need to know 345 days into the war
A surface-to-surface ballistic missile was fired at Israel from Yemen on Sunday morning, the third time the Iran-backed Houthis apparently successfully penetrated Israeli air defenses. The missile caused the activation of sirens across central Israel at around 6:30 a.m., with alerts heard from the east of Tel Aviv to Modiin. There were reports that the missile impacted an open area in the Ben Shemen forest, sparking a fire near Kfar Daniel, a few kilometers southeast of Ben Gurion Airport. Shrapnel damage was reported at a train station on the outskirts of Modiin, some 25 kilometers (18 miles) east of Tel Aviv. The IDF initially reported that the missile struck an open area, but later said that it was also investigating the results of interceptor missiles launched at the projectile. Videos and pictures posted online showed trails in the sky. A military probe was set to ascertain why the missile was not intercepted before it reached Israeli airspace, or whether it was in fact intercepted — either fully or part...
Israel mistakenly issues statement condemning unannounced ICC arrest warrants ■ Netanyahu's office denies plans to replace gov't-appointed northern coordinator ■ IDF probe finds three hostages killed in November likely after Israeli strike ■ Forty rockets fired from Lebanon into northern Israel, IDF says ■ Netanyahu: Situation in northern border requires 'shift in the balance of powers,' Israel would 'exact price' from Houthis
Netanyahu's insistence on Philadelphi corridor remains the main obstacle to reaching hostage release deal, officials familiar with truce talks tell Haaretz ■ Spain hosts a summit of several Muslim, European countries on ways to end the war and implement two-state solution ■ Hezbollah claims it launched a drone that struck IDF base in northern Israel ■ Here's what you need to know 343 days into the war