Israel news feed for Friday, August 7, 2026

• 'It's hard to know if we'll endure': Israel's leading philosopher on manipulation, morality and the future of Zionism
• Montenegro’s Jewish community navigates uncertain territory as hostility toward Israel increases
• Jerusalem braces for another Saturday battle over a cafe open on Shabbat
• Jerusalem braces for Saturday Sabbath battles over downtown café
• Four killed in Houthi attacks in Yemen and Saudi Arabia, sources say
• Lebanon, Israel agree shortlist of countries that could send troops to verify Hezbollah disarmament
• Israel's NYC consul, citing 'blood libel,' orders staff to cancel New York Times subscriptions
• Your Taxes: How Israel taxes SAFE investments in hi-tech startups
• Your Taxes: How Israel taxes SAFE investments in hi-tech startups
• Your Investments: Giving should be part of your financial plan, not an afterthought
• Your Investments: Giving should be part of your financial plan, not an afterthought
• Iran is getting closer to controlling the Strait of Hormuz without curbing its nuclear program
• Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan sign defense pact amid regional tensions
• Police close probe into fatal West Bank shooting despite 'mistaken' killing
• Yoav Segalovitz quits Yesh Atid amid talks to join Arab party
• Israeli forces withdraw from Palestinian refugee camp after two-day operation; reports say dozens injured
• 'I face racism in Australia every week. I still prefer it to war'
• Israel's opposition parties are courting new immigrants with a new set of priorities
• How to read the polls if you really want to get Israel's elections
• Shipping industry warns proposed Iran-Oman Hormuz deal could prove unworkable
• Over 95% of Jewish Canadian university students report exposure to antisemitism in new survey
• The smear campaign against Eisenkot backfires, and Netanyahu's paying price in Likud
• Hormuz deal would hand Iran an unprecedented geopolitical victory
• Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia wounds 11 civilians