Israeli strikes have killed 570 people in Lebanon, the health ministry said on Wednesday, including 86 children. Meanwhile, the IDF announced that it will reinforce Israel's northern border with combat forces transferred from the country's south
The decision adds to a broader pattern of legal cases falling away around Gertler after years of scrutiny tied to mining deals in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Italian prosecutors have confirmed that spyware made by Israeli company Paragon was used to hack an investigative journalist after Italy's intelligence service claimed he wasn't targeted. Sources confirm: Paragon will cooperate with new investigation
Founded by entrepreneur Sharona Romano-Lazar, ecoLove is a female-led Israeli hair & body-care brand that identified the clean-beauty movement early and is thriving in nearly 900 US stores
In the first eight days of fighting, the central Israeli city of Petah Tikva topped the list of alerts, but the trend could reverse depending on the escalation with Hezbollah in Lebanon. Meanwhile, rocket fire from Iran has stabilized
An Israeli TV reporter went looking for café complacency in Tel Aviv, and found Hila Tov explaining that 'just six months ago we supposedly had a victory that would last forever'
Iran's Red Crescent has urged the International Criminal Court to examine alleged strikes on civilian sites as possible war crimes, while Swiss, German and Spanish officials publicly question the legality of U.S. and Israeli military actions under the UN Charter
According to three sources, Israeli strikes in western Iran are meant to aid Iranian Kurdish militias preparing a possible cross-border offensive, though Iraqi Kurdistan's political leadership has publicly denied any plan to send fighters or get involved in Iran
Lt. Col. Ella Waweya's appointment as the Israeli army's Arabic-language spokeswoman reflects the integration of her community with the wider Jewish Israeli society. Her first major assignment: communicating Israel's message in Arabic during the country's strikes on Iran
There are roughly 100,000 Israelis stranded abroad due to the war with Iran, which prompted aviation authorities to close Israel's airspace and commercial airports early Saturday. While El Al, Air Haifa and Israir await approval from the state, Israeli airline Arkia said it was expanding rescue flights
The proximity of the U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran to the Jewish holiday of Purim – which celebrates the triumph of the Jewish people in ancient Persia – has provided an abundance of fodder for statements by Israeli officials, mememakers and antisemitic conspiracy theorists alike
A single bullet fired by an Israeli soldier killed Mohammad Shreim, 18, who was helping a neighbor to herd sheep in Qalqilyah. Two days later, the army arrested his father and three brothers – for disruptions at the teen's funeral
Anti-Israeli activists in Turkey have intensified efforts to identify dual citizens who served in the military, while Israeli officials warn social media exposure is driving legal complaints and detentions abroad
A senior Israeli prosecutor was sent to Serbia to seek the temporary arrest of Israel Einhorn, but a source said: 'The door was slammed in her face.' Israel Police have not officially asked Interpol to issue a red notice against Einhorn
Hapag-Lloyd needed to navigate the rough waters of Israeli regulations in order to acquire Zim, and did so by giving the shipping company's operations to FIMI for pennies on the dollar