The dispute centers on a centuries-old cemetery in Silwan, where residents say graves were added only recently and accuse the burial society of aiding settler efforts to drive Palestinians from the area. The burial society says it is protecting a historic burial site
New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan claim that the U.S. president made the comments during a tense call in September last year
The report noted that Israeli investment in European real estate projects remains higher than in the US, with Israelis funding projects totaling $1.93 billion in Europe and $1.06 billion in the US.
The report noted that Israeli investment in European real estate projects remains higher than in the US, with Israelis funding projects totaling $1.93 billion in Europe and $1.06 billion in the US.
While the resolution is largely symbolic, it reflects the growing concerns from a number of Republican lawmakers over both the war and the deal Trump struck with Iran to end it
In a letter sent to the police chief, the far-right Israeli minister stated his intent on ousting the commander of the Bnei Brak station following the violent dispersal of an ultra-Orthodox protest last week
Israel's new National Security Council chief convened senior defense officials to revisit the stalled 'voluntary emigration' plan for the Gaza Strip, even as Mossad representatives reiterated that no destination countries have been found and the idea has shown no practical progress
Committee members weigh guidelines to prevent voters from being required to prove how they voted, fearing that ballot secrecy breaches during a Knesset vote for state comptroller earlier this month could spill over into general elections
BARY, which says its technology cuts translation and subtitling costs by 50%, has been acquired by Netgem, which will integrate its AI-based localization platform into its film and TV services.
Israeli envoy Leiter said the fifth round of talks between officials from Beirut and Jerusalem was a 'train wreck' and warned it was 'in danger of going off the rails,' arguing against giving Iran a role in restraining Hezbollah
Netanyahu's coalition only speaks of war, and opposition politicians live in fear of being perceived as supporters of peace. Very few are willing to talk about the steps needed to make peace, but at least one Democrats candidate has a fully-fledged plan
In districts with some of the country's largest Jewish populations, Democratic voters will decide races that have become proxies for a broader fight over military aid to Israel, AIPAC's influence and the party's future direction on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
I've examined AIPAC and its role in American politics throughout my reporting career. Today's criticism of AIPAC has far surpassed dangerous territory and too often devolved into dehumanization – all while American Jews' concerns over antisemitism and communal safety are more urgent than ever
Tel Aviv's first Arab Israeli deputy-mayor was appointed in 2003, with Amir Badran, chair of the Arab-Jewish party Hadash's local branch, now becoming the second. Hadash celebrated the appointment, writing that it hopes the trend 'will expand to the rest of the country'
The former prime minister, who seeks to unseat Netanyahu in Israel's 2026 elections, added he welcomes what he called legally approved settlements in the West Bank
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said the devices were intended to enable protesters to coordinate and ultimately topple the Iranian government, yet, 'unfortunately, the current incompetent Israeli government stopped doing that'