Col. (res.) Ehsan Daxa, the commander of the 401st Armored Brigade, was laid to rest in Daliat al-Carmel. The town's mayor hailed him as a 'proud Druze officer' – and called to abolish the so-called nation-state law
Hundreds attended the funeral of Sgt. Elishai Young, 19, who was killed in Gaza. He was born and educated in Israel, drafted for combat service and killed in the war, but he isn't a citizen of Israel but a permanent resident. 'We share the same fate – everyone should get the same conditions,' says a relative
At the funeral of Shirel Golan – who survived the Nova massacre and died by suicide on her 22nd birthday – old wounds were reopened: from the brothers scarred by previous wars to the friends who were unable to save her after October 7
The Iranian-backed group has deep popular roots, and its degradation or elimination will have to rest equally on military defeat coupled with political and social pressure
It might have been possible to dismiss the 'Preparing to Resettle Gaza' conference as the collective rantings of a fringe group of extremists with no actual power to affect policy, were it not for one thing: the lineup of speakers
At a Sukkot-themed gathering near the Gaza border, settlers and far-right leaders outlined plans to reestablish Jewish settlements in the Strip 'within a year.' Police blocked counterprotesters from entering the event, as speakers called for the 'voluntary transfer' of Gazans and the redrawing of Israel's borders to stretch 'from the Euphrates to the Nile'
Ben-Gvir: Israel 'will encourage voluntary transfer of all Gazan citizens' ■ Western diplomats tell Haaretz that Israel has not done enough to quiet concerns it is acting to remove entire civilian population from north Gaza ■ Israeli negotiator: Sinwar's death has not led to changes in negotiating positions by Israel or Hamas in talks for a deal ■ UNRWA says Israel prevents humanitarian missions from reaching areas of north Gaza ■ The IDF says it struck branches of Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Qard Al-Hassan loan association in Beirut and south Lebanon ■ Syrian authorities say guided missile hit a vehicle in Damascus ■ Here's what you need to know 381 days into the war
The company said it had imposed a ban to prevent the uploading of violent content related to Hamas' Oct. 7 attack and forgot to remove it, but critics cite examples of what they claim is outright antisemitism on the platform
The reservoir of possible leakers of U.S. intelligence documents detailing Israel's apparent preparations for a retaliatory attack on Iran is big, and the platform chosen by them – a pro-Iranian Telegram channel – is unsophisticated. But national security leaks are rarely a singular isolated event