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“Did you know Israel forcibly sterilized Ethiopian Jewish women and then tried to cover it up?” Hadid told her almost 700,000 Instagram followers.

“Israel must go,” one of the attackers reportedly shouted.

Palestinian Red Crescent: Nine security personnel overseeing humanitarian aid convoys in Gaza killed in Israeli airstrikes ■ IDF confirms that the director of the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza is in fact in Israeli detention ■ Dozens of settlers assaulted farmers from the West Bank ■ Report: U.S. State Department informed Congress of its plan to send $8 billion worth of U.S.-made weapons to Israel ■ Here's what you need to know 456 days into the war

Ortagus' appointment is likely to delight the pro-Israel establishment, from whom Ortagus has been a long-time favorite, while infuriating the GOP's isolationist wing

Sirens were activated overnight in Jerusalem, the West Bank, central Israel and the Judean Foothills, but an IDF app showed sirens only in one city

UN Palestinian territories envoy Francesca Albenese's proposed boycott has been bolstered by a viral social media campaign in which doctors and nurses around the globe are demanding Israel release the northern Gaza hospital director

Israel has a long history of operating in Yemen, but in recent years it's taken a back seat in defense priorities, with focus directed toward Hezbollah and Iran. Although not classified an 'existential threat' by experts, Israel has a limited toolkit in dealing with the Houthi threat

Israel Tax Authority report confirms what we have known for years: super-rich people in Israel pay lower taxes than the middle class. Why do Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich leave them untouched?

Haaretz spoke with four artists who immigrated from the USSR or Russia to Israel and have recently decided to move once again. 'For Israelis who are doing it for the first time, it's harder.'

Some cities in Israel experienced 'record-breaking' rainfall, causing flooding on streets and highways across the center of the country. Low temperatures also resulted in the death of one person from hypothermia

The car manufacturer deleted the anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian posts after several hours. The messages sparked a wide range of reactions, including that the hack was orchestrated by the ghost of Henry Ford

Protesters unfurled a banner over a guardrail calling for the arrest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu similar to one used at Toronto For Palestine protests.

While acknowledging 'profound disagreements about the Middle East' in the decades after he left the White House, Jewish groups show appreciation for the role President Carter played in the first normalization of relations between Israel and an Arab country in 1978

The administration boasts successes like helping defend Israel against Iran's ballistic missiles, but critics note all the opportunities that president Joe Biden passed up to hold Israel accountable, end the war and prevent hunger in Gaza – as Netanyahu ramped up his doublespeak

IDF says it intercepted two rockets launched from Gaza that triggered sirens in Jerusalem, central Israel and parts of the West Bank ■ Yemen's Houthis fire ballistic missile at central Israel; intercepted outside Israel ■ WHO: IDF raid on north Gaza hospital left facility out of service, some departments 'severely burnt and destroyed' ■ IDF instructed residents of Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza to evacuate immediately ■ Three Palestinian farmers wounded in West Bank settler attack ■ Here's what you need to know 449 days into the war

Customs officers found the stickers, sent from Israel to Philadelphia, in two different shipments that arrived on Nov. 26 and Dec. 9

Hostage families begging their fellow Israelis, hat in hand, for help. Furious parents of IDF soldiers pointlessly killed. Besieged Arab citizens emigrating. Rising addiction rates. In Israel today, 'unity' is a bitter word

The attacker was shot in the lower body by nearby security guards and taken to hospital. The Shin Bet said he served as a former security informant for Israel in the West Bank and was transferred to Israel after being exposed

Not only in Israel, but in countries from India to Poland to Brazil, the populist right is no longer even making a pretense of believing in the rule of law

The Gaza war has left policymakers determined to make Israel less reliant on the U.S. and shield it from boycotts. It also wants to sell the world more weapons