Gage said his departure from the movement was driven in part by frustration with what he called “low-IQ antisemitism,” or conspiracy theories that reflexively blame Jews for unrelated events.
The Israeli prime minister counted on a presidential endorsement to win the general election he has to call by the end of October. Now the question is whether that would help or hinder him ■ Gadi Eisenkot flies high in the polls during 'the worst week for Likud since October 7'
The memorandum of understanding with Iran, which is, to a large extent, an American surrender, is also a failure for Netanyahu. Meanwhile, Israel is trying to decipher whether the U.S. intends to enforce a full IDF withdrawal from southern Lebanon any time soon – given that its activity there is already restricted
Salah Sarsour, the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, was detained in March as part of Trump's crackdown on pro-Palestinian voices. He was convicted as a teenager in an Israeli military court before moving to the U.S.
'From Myth to Model: Representation of “The Jew” in Generative AI', by Israeli academics Michael Gilead and Gal Gutman, found that historical antisemitic tropes appear embedded in modern AI systems.
What is surprising about false messiahs is not their ability to attract believers, but rather that there are people convinced that only the self-appointed chosen ones possess miraculous answers capable of saving the nation from its troubles
The Israeli left is a gradually disappearing entity, losing a battle against time and demographics, while fighting a rearguard battle for itself and for the State of Israel
Are there any real winners of the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran? The global economy may benefit from renewed oil exports, while Trump could score a short-term political win if voters forget the war's economic fallout by the midterms
A senior Israeli official told reuters that Jerusalem is in 'stubborn negotiations' with the Trump administration over limits on IDF deployment in southern Lebanon up to 10 km inside the territory, as Netanyahu said the buffer zone will remain 'so long as security needs require it'
Countdown to Election Day continues: This week we are in Rahat, the largest Arab city in Israel and the stronghold of the party that could give the opposition bloc the seats it needs to oust Netanyahu. Hostility toward Bedouin society is likely to spur high turnout here, while residents are still healing from the wounds of October 7
As central Israel's Route 4 was blocked and stun grenades were fired, footage of a police officer kicking a protester lying on the asphalt ignited a political storm, with ultra-Orthodox leaders decrying excessive use of force
Israeli officials worry that a final deal after the memorandum's 60-day negotiation period is over will allow Iran to retain diluted uranium, which will allow it to build a nuclear weapon at some point in the future
The ultra-Orthodox are fighting for autonomy, while the far-right are battling for leadership. Netanyahu's Likud, holding this alliance together, just wants to make sure it writes the rules of the game | Analysis
The habara industry wants to convince the world that discussing the real dangers facing Israelis and Jews today is more dangerous than the threats themselves