The Israeli public deserves transparency about the strategic plan for the 'day after' in Gaza – if one even exists. Israel will likely make no decision at all, allowing the vacuum in the bleeding enclave to be filled by armed militias operating without restraint
Most Israelis are not aware of what is going on in Gaza, and what is being done in their name. And one of the key culprits in this cover-up, which has such dire implications, is the mainstream media in Israel
Amid growing criticism from Germany's conservative chancellor, his foreign minister warned Israel of 'further steps' over Gaza, as Social Democrat coalition partners urged a halt to arms exports to avoid complicity in war crimes
Israeli mainstream media has amplified doubts about the IDF strike that killed nine siblings in Gaza. It reflects a public eager for news that denies the bitter truth, as no Israeli or foreign journalists are allowed into Gaza to cover it
After a one-week hiatus, reports began to emerge again of an imminent breakthrough in the Gaza cease-fire negotiations – as well as progress in talks between the United States and Iran. In the meantime, Netanyahu contradictory comments have infuriated the hostages' families
The main protest will be held in Brussels, where demonstrators will present their demands to impose an arms embargo on Israel and immediately suspend all EU trade agreements over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
Recent footage shows armed Palestinians in uniform. Gaza sources say the group is linked to a prominent Rafah figure who claims to facilitate aid to displacement camps but has been accused of collaborating with Israel
Israeli science faces a potential crisis as EU member states consider suspending Israel from key research and development programs, including the prestigious Horizon Europe, due to the conflict in Gaza
GAZA: Israel rejects Gaza latest cease-fire proposal; Israeli strike on Gaza school housing displaced persons kills dozens, authorities say ■ ISRAEL: 'No victory without Nakba', say far-right Israelis in Jerusalem Day march ■ IRAN: Iran will not accept suspending uranium enrichment, Foreign Ministry says; President Pezeshkian says Iran will survive sanctions, no talks with U.S.
Without a tender or proper procedure, a team led by the prime minister's military secretary recruited an obscure, inexperienced company to coordinate humanitarian operations in Gaza. Though the company presents itself as American, Israeli figures are also involved – and many questions remain unanswered
GAZA: Health officials say 79 Palestinians killed by Israeli airstrikes Saturday; Israeli use of human shields in Gaza was systemic, soldiers and former detainees say ■ IRAN: Iran says 'some, but not conclusive progress' was made in fifth round of nuclear negotiations ■ EUROPE: Germany's antisemitism commissioner urges debate on Israel stance; France foreign minister meets with freed hostage
This Washington D.C. shooting of two Israeli embassy employees was an act of terrorism, a result of the failed Gaza protest movement. It was only a matter of time
Israel's problem is not what its leaders are saying, but what its army is doing – killing more civilians in Gaza than ever before ■ Neither the IDF nor the government seems to understand the depth of the looming international crisis ■ Yair Golan's criticism of the Gaza even resonates within the army
■ GAZA: UN World Food Program says 15 humanitarian aid trucks were looted after 107 entered on Thursday ■ IRAN: Iran says 'some, but not conclusive progress' was made in fifth round of nuclear negotiations ■ ISRAEL: IDF intercepts one rocket launched from Gaza; IDF says second sirens sounded were false alarm ■ U.S.: Suspect who shot Israeli embassy workers at Gaza aid event charged with murder
Rabbi Avraham Zarbiv has had his name become a synonym for destruction, and has expressed pride in his role in the devastation in Gaza in several interviews, boasting that he demolishes 50 homes a week
Yair Golan's critique of the Gaza war was treated like political self-destruction, but his boldness may be his greatest asset ■ People, from every camp, are searching for unfiltered truth-tellers in whom they recognize the embodiment of real leadership
The health minister says 29 children died recently from starvation-related factors. Human rights groups in Gaza say that, unlike past conflicts in Gaza, children are a central target rather than collateral victims
This week, Netanyahu announced plans to allow humanitarian aid back into Gaza, but fulfilling the demands will take time. 'Nobody will be able to provide the quantities,' says one importer about the requirements set by the American private security company Safe Reach Solutions
Israel's EU ambassador criticizes Gaza war remarks by politicians across the political spectrum and warns that if conditions in Gaza don't improve, European support will keep eroding: 'Humanitarian aid was the straw that broke the camel's back'