Hamas leaders weigh moving political base from Qatar ■ U.S. official: Israel's Friday strike targeted site that protects Iranian nuclear facility ■ Military base blast in Iraq kills one, wounds eight ■ 50 protest Israeli detention center conditions ■ Here's what you need to know 197 days into the war
After Israel reportedly struck targets inside Iran on Friday morning, the U.S. was quick to deny involvement in the events. During the G7 summit in Italy, Blinken underscored the U.S.' commitment to Israel's defense, and announced joint G7 sanctions on the Iranian weapons industry
Israel's lackluster strike on Isfahan is at most a temporary measure, a place-holder. And it was ordered by Netanyahu, who made a career out of talking up the Iranian threat but when the moment of truth came, he had nothing to say or offer
Israel's High Court to hear a petition against the national security minister's proposed amendments to Israel's Police Ordinance law that would allow the far-right minister to set strategy and intervene in investigations
Israel's defense establishment is urging a military response to Iran, but the window of opportunity will close within days under U.S. pressure, a source familiar with the war cabinet's deliberations says
As the dust settled in the wake of the Iranian attack on Israel, Israel's politicians made their voices known about how Israel should respond. Gantz and Gallant agreed that this was an opportunity for an alliance against Iran, while Israel's far-right leaders called for a major reprisal in the heart of Tehran
Even if Benny Gantz hasn't yet decided what to do, the ball is rolling and the dynamics of the seething street and Israel's polarized politics will dictate the reality: an early election, and soon
Israel's deadly strike on a World Central Kitchen aid convoy is not only another unfortunate tragedy in a brutal war. Take note, policy planners in Jerusalem and Washington: These deaths will have strategic and immediate consequences for Israel's war against Hamas
Israeli lawmakers approved the addition of billions of shekels to the 2024 state budget to fund Israel's war against Hamas as uncertainty over the war's goals and 'day after' plan for Gaza looms
Despite anger among Israel's ultra-Orthodox community, coalition leaders don't believe the political crisis over yeshiva students' army service poses an immediate danger to PM Netanyahu's coalition, which relies on Haredi parties
In a battle that involved three separate courtrooms, Vita Rosenberg has finally received a get. The problem wasn't a recalcitrant husband but Israel's Chief Rabbinate, which demanded that she prove her Jewishness in order to obtain a religious divorce
After the U.S. said on Monday Israel has not been found to be in violation of international law, the State Dept. clarified that 'no conclusive determination' has been made regarding Israel's compliance with U.S. or international law when using U.S. supplied weapons in Gaza
The military commentator of the Saudi Al-Hadath channel, Asad Awad commented on the campaign in Israel's north and analyzed the IDF's tactics in the region
Months-long correspondence and phone calls between two top figures in Israel's judicial system – a noted judge vying for presidency of the Tel Aviv District Court and the head of the bar association, at the time – reveal dubious deal-making that crossed innumerable red lines. A Haaretz exposé