Giving birth to a future fighter, the pressures of becoming a Jewish mother and what is means to be gay parents in Israel. Three new Israeli plays take aim at society's soft underbelly
A group of Jewish worshippers planned to enter the compound singing and dancing, but the Israel police refused. Eyewitnesses said the far-right minister claimed that banning Israeli flags at the highly contentious holy site 'harms Jews worldwide'
The Israeli Foreign Ministry on Tuesday denied comments made by Israel's Ambassador to Ukraine, Michael Brodsky, who claimed that Israel had delivered Patriot missile systems to Kyiv.
The announcement cited 'serious safety concerns' as the reason for pulling out of San Diego Pride. It is the latest in a string of recent criticism and cancellations R&B singer Kehlani has faced for her criticism of Israel and Zionism
The White House has denied a report that the U.S. and Israel have already decided to terminate its operations, but confirmed that it is under consideration. The U.S. can veto a UN Security Council vote to extend UNIFIL's mandate in August
Milei is only the third foreign leader to visit Israel in 2025, as visits declined following a surge of leaders that came immediately after October 7, 2023. A source said the president is expected during his trip to announce the commencement of direct flights between the two countries
Israel is preparing to strike in Iran as the U.S. deadline for a nuclear deal with Iran approaches ■ Israel may not strike Tehran's nuclear sites, but may target strategic sites across Iran
Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine Michael Brodsky says Israel sent Ukraine Patriot air defense systems, received from the United States in the early 1990s.
The populist right has been finding its voice on Israel – and strangely it sounds like what one might find reverberating in the corridors of a left-wing Jewish non-profit
Fischer’s nomination as special envoy was announced amid controversy over his accusations that Israel’s Gaza campaign fuels antisemitism and exploits the Holocaust.
JERUSALEM: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted that Israel is supporting an armed group in Gaza that opposes Hamas, following comments by a former minister that Israel had transferred weapons to it. Israeli and Palestinian media have reported that the group Israel has been working with is part of a local Bedouin tribe led by Yasser Abu Shabab. The European Council on Foreign Relations (EFCR) think tank describes Abu Shabab as the leader of a “criminal gang operating in the Rafah area that is widely accused of looting aid trucks”. Knesset member and former defence minister Avigdor Liberman had told the Kan public broadcaster that the government, at Netanyahu’s direction, was “giving weapons to a group of criminals and felons”. Popular Forces outfit denies being ‘a tool of the occupation’ “What did Liberman leak? That security sources activated a clan in Gaza that opposes Hamas? What is bad about that?” Netanyahu said in a video posted to social media on Thursday. Michael Milshtein, an expert on Palestin...
Azerbaijan has decided to stop direct exports to Israel in an attempt to subdue pressure from the Erdoğan government, which is facing protests at home over the sale of oil from its pipelines to Israel, the source said
The major European airline group plans to gradually resume its operations in Israel. For operational reasons, each of the group's individual airlines will begin independently
The Israeli army stated that it had hit a Hezbollah drone manufacturing workshop. The Lebanese President called it a 'blatant violation' of international agreements, marking the first time Israel has struck in Lebanon's capital since April
Move is just the latest step that the Trump administration has taken to punish the ICC and its officials for investigations against Israel and the United States
Following Israeli lawmaker Avigdor Lieberman's allegations against Netanyahu, the prime minister admitted that Israel is indeed mobilizing factions opposing Hamas in the Gaza Strip, adding that the leak will most likely not be investigated
With a prime minister who campaigned on the promise that there won't be a Palestinian state on his watch, and as Israel bombards Gaza and takes unilateral actions to ultimately annex Palestinian territories, no one can say with a straight face that there's only one rejectionist in this conflict
Germany's foreign minister, Johann Wadephul, said that Israel has the right to defend itself, but also decried Israel's decision to approve 22 more settlements in the West Bank and called for Israel to allow unrestricted humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip