The first book by Israeli writer Paulina Tuchschneider sold just 2,000 copies at home before sinking into oblivion. Then it was translated into Spanish
ISRAEL: Four Israeli soldiers killed in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza ■ GAZA: Israel retrieves body of Thai citizen Natthapong Pinta, kidnapped on Oct. 7, killed in Gaza; Gaza aid sites closed on Saturday due to Hamas threats, GHF says ■ U.S.: Trump says Iran will not be allowed to continue enriching uranium ■ IRAN: Lebanese media reports Iran obtained sensitive Israeli intel
Israeli troops burst into a house in a West Bank village. A soldier fires four shots at a young man who's asleep in bed. Soldiers grab the body and hustle the shooter outside, and the victim's brother overhears them asking their comrade: 'Why did you shoot?'
The finding by an Italian parliamentary committee comes after WhatsApp announced in January that it had detected that about 100 user accounts were likely hacked using spyware developed by Paragon, an Israeli offensive cyber company
Norway's minority Labour government has for months been resisting pressure from pro-Palestinian campaigners to instruct the fund to divest from all firms with ties to Israeli companies operating in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip
'Tied and beaten': The Guardian reported that the paramedic was detained by Israeli forces in Gaza during the attack and released at the end of April after facing harsh conditions in detention, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent
We thought we could cheat history, occupy the Palestinians and evade other colonialists' fate, but this project demanded more and more sacrifices of Israelis until it started to demand Israeli democracy itself
The decision comes amid mounting pressure over Spain's arms trade with Israel since the Gaza war began, after the government already canceled a smaller deal with another Israeli weapons manufacturer
A prerequisite for any peaceful end to this conflict is one nation acknowledging the suffering of the other. Responses that dismiss the resistance activities of Israeli writers do not advance such a dialogue
In wake of Haaretz expose revealing the extent to which the Israeli mlitary has endangered the lives of hostages in Gaza, the Hostages and Missing Families Forum stated: 'No one can now claim they didn't know the cost of continuing the fighting'
Hamdi al-Najjar, father of ten, was severely wounded in an Israeli strike on their Khan Yunis home in May. At the time of writing, only two family members have survived – the mother, Alaa, and her son, Adam, who was also seriously wounded
A haunting illusion of normalcy, heartbreak with every phone alert, and the sense of being erased. At Cannes, Israeli director Nadav Lapid's new film 'Yes' offered a portrait of Israel's fractured soul
As the Israeli film version of her bestselling memoir, makes the rounds, Iranian author-in-exile Azar Nafisi talks about the vital role literature plays in a democratic society – and suggests that Israelis take a page from the protests in her homeland
Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman urged Iran to rethink its regional policy, saying it would be better to reach a deal with the U.S. than face the possibility of an Israeli attack if the talks broke down
SYRIA: One civilian reportedly killed by Israeli strike on weapon storage sites near port city Latakia ■ ISRAEL: U.S. President Trump: Israel, Hamas 'very close' to cease-fire/hostage deal; Israelis block humanitarian aid trucks en route to Gaza ■ GAZA: IDF says 238 aid trucks reached distribution centers over past 12 days ■ LEBANON: IDF struck Hezbollah targets in Beqaa Valley
The Gulf states are pushing Trump toward a nuclear agreement with Tehran that would rule out an Israeli attack, which anyway would leave Israel without many of the friends that helped it shoot down Iranian missiles last year
Brokered by U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, the deal avoids demands for Israeli withdrawal but uses vague terms Hamas could view as a step toward ending the war. Israeli officials deny Hamas claims of an agreement between the group and the U.S.
Dr. Gilad Noam, who is heading up Israeli efforts to cancel arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, says legal struggle will continue long after war ends, asserts Israel committed to international legal standards and strongly rejects accusations of IDF war crimes in Gaza
'This is a horrifying list of war crimes and crimes against humanity – our own doing,' the academics' letter states, urging Israeli academic leaders to 'mobilize the full weight of Israeli academia to stop the war'