Speaking to Channel 13, Iris Haim, mother of hostage Yotam killed by IDF fire, describes a conversation with a soldier involved in the Shujaiyeh shooting and says troops told her they had 'unequivocal orders' to shoot to kill 'everything you see' in Gaza, and recalls a call saying 'Let me finish it'
The countries' previous presidents recalled their ambassadors amid the post-October 7 war in Gaza. The newly-elected right-wing, pro-Israel presidents told Herzog on Friday that they would return to Israel in the coming weeks
One of the captains is also accused of helping smuggle a civilian out of Gaza without reporting it, an act constituting 'fraud and breach of trust,' while a reserve corporal is also charged. One defendant had already been convicted in March in a related smuggling case and was later re-indicted
The closing of the Civil-Military Coordination Center in Israel would mark the latest blow to Trump's Gaza plan, already undermined by repeated Israeli attacks. The U.S.-led Board of Peace, set up to oversee Gaza policy, denied the report
According to the military prosecution, the IDF major helped an Israeli civilian cross into Gaza and remain there several days as part of the smuggling operation, knowing that bringing an Israeli into Gaza could aid Hamas
The main point of contention is the Board of Peace's demand that Hamas give up its arms, with the Gaza militia insisting on reciprocal moves from Israel. Meanwhile, the Palestinian Authority is facing a deepening economic crisis in the West Bank, with its public servants paying the price
Hana Laszlo informed organizers she has withdrawn from the traditional Independence Day torch-lighting ceremony over criticism of a petition she signed in August that some said accused Israeli soldiers of committing war crimes in Gaza
Hana Laszlo informed organizers she has withdrawn from the traditional Independence Day torch-lighting ceremony over criticism of a petition she signed in August that some said accused Israeli soldiers of committing war crimes in Gaza
Rabbi Avraham Zarbiv, who boasted about destroying homes in Gaza during the war, has a name that has turned into a verb: 'To Zarbiv' – to flatten like Gaza. His nomination to light an Independence Day torch marks Israel's moral collapse
The 39 vessels departing from Moll de la Fusta Port on Sunday would not be sailing directly to Gaza due to weather conditions and would instead travel to another port.
Israel has barred Spanish representatives from the Civil-Military Coordination Center, a U.S.-established diplomatic hub for discussions on postwar Gaza, citing Spain's 'overtly anti-Israel stance.' Last month, Spain withdrew its ambassador to Israel
A renowned cartoonist and a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist collaborate to create a devastating indictment of Israel's actions in Gaza in comic form, a one-man show explores the guilt of living with the sins of the father and Israel's cultural institutions slowly reopen
A renowned cartoonist and a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist collaborate to create a devastating indictment of Israel's actions in Gaza in comic form, a one-man show explores the guilt of living with the sins of the father and Israel's cultural institutions slowly reopen
Five months ago, the Yellow Line was framed as a step toward an IDF withdrawal from Gaza. Since then, the army has set up a string of outposts along it and killed more than 200 Gazans nearby
Prices for basic food items are surging, and hospitals report shortages of medical supplies. The Rafah crossing reopened Thursday for the first time since the Iran war began, allowing patients in Gaza to leave for urgent treatment
Hind Rajab, who was killed with her family by IDF fire in Gaza in January 2024, has become a global symbol of Israel's war crimes in Gaza. 'We need answers and accountability,' said one senator
The countries said 'forced displacement, blocked aid and harm to children' may be relevant in assessing genocidal intent. Their filing joins those of 16 others on the Gaza case
Palestinian residents of the West Bank describe raids, restrictions and unchecked violence by Israeli settlers and soldiers, while families in Gaza once more face rising prices and fear of hunger returning