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Amid vague confirmations by U.S. and Iran sources that delegations would attend the talks in Pakistan's capital, Trump warned that if a deal isn't reached by the end of the cease-fire, set to expire 8:00 P.M. EST on Tuesday, 'lots of bombs' will be dropped on Iran

Surveillance footage published last Sunday by Israeli Ambassador to North Macedonia Vivian Aisen showed two men climbing a fence before dousing a building with an accelerant.

The Iranian-run network had allegedly planned attacks on Israeli and Jewish targets in Azerbaijan. Senior IRGC commanders who headed the network were recently killed in Israeli airstrikes during the Iran war, Israel said

Netanyahu said Hungary's incoming prime minister invited him to a Budapest ceremony marking 70 years since the Soviet revolt. Magyar has not explicitly confirmed it, saying Hungary would be 'obligated' to arrest any leader 'wanted' by the ICC as it moves to rejoin the court

A long-running dispute between an unauthorized Bedouin village and Israel continues without housing solutions. Residents call the demolitions unjustified, while authorities cite repeated court rulings against the illegal settlement

This is the third Memorial Day since October 7, 2023, and follows a year of wars in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran. 174 Israeli soldiers and 79 civilians have been killed since the previous Memorial Day, the Defense Ministry said

In an interview for 60 Minutes, host Anderson Cooper apologized for being the one to tell Hersh's family about the video of his abduction, which he was shown by Israeli soldiers shortly after October 7

Across the EU and in capitals across Europe, Israel's attacks on Lebanon, West Bank violence and the death penalty law for Palestinian convicts are fueling high tensions. Losing a defense pact with Italy and Viktor Orbán's veto in the same week is raising alarm in Jerusalem

Culture Minister Miki Zohar has denied any wrongdoing after a 12-hour questioning; police suspect insurance businessman Ezra Gabai traded political backing for favors in the sprawling Histadrut case

A planned event in Argentina featuring two Palestinian terrorists, released in a hostage deal, was canceled after police intervened and legal complaints were filed by Jewish organizations.

The indicted officer, who served at the Kerem Shalom Crossing, made millions of shekels by helping smuggle a truck full of goods into Gaza

Generations of Israelis grew up on Masada's myth of heroism and noble suicide. What really happened on the mountain does not quite fit the national narrative, yet the it keeps shaping Israeli society

Tamir Nimrodi's father learned of his death after 740 days. When Idan Shtivi was declared dead, his mother accepted it – but not his father. Yagev Buchshtav's parents were informed twice that their son had been killed. Shlomo Mansour's sister carries a heavy burden, and another battle awaits the father of Itay Chen. On this Memorial Day, the families of these war dead also have a grave to visit

Gali Baharav-Miara identifies a threat to police independence and the rule of law, yet says almost nothing about the treatment of Arab citizens, where police failures are the starkest

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The main point of contention is the Board of Peace's demand that Hamas give up its arms, with the Gaza militia insisting on reciprocal moves from Israel. Meanwhile, the Palestinian Authority is facing a deepening economic crisis in the West Bank, with its public servants paying the price

The petition was launched by Yotam Kipnis of Kibbutz Be'eri, whose parents and relatives were killed on Oct. 7. Kipnis is set to host a civilian ceremony at a dedicated Tel Aviv square, and condemned the government's efforts to whitewash its neglect of the hostages

A 17-year-old boy and a 19-year-old man were taken into custody overnight in connection with the incident, which occurred early on Sunday morning, the police said.