Israel's High Court is holding a dramatic hearing on petitions against the dismissal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, which Netanyahu's government voted for unanimously. The hearing focuses on Netanyahu's possible conflict of interest, given an ongoing Shin Bet investigation into the connection between Qatar and his advisers
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi called the meeting 'an opportunity that is also a test.' Trump's envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, will lead the U.S. delegation to Oman, while Araghchi will head the Iranian team
The attorney general supports the petitions, which argue that the prime minister is in a conflict of interest that prevents him from advancing the dismissal, amid the ongoing Shin Bet investigations into Netanyahu aides
Mahmoud Khalil accused Columbia University of creating a "manufactured public hysteria about antisemitism" and likened the school to a Nazi collaborationist government.
The meeting with a toadying Netanyahu serves Trump's self-image at a time when even his voters have started to question his judgment ■ The killing of aid workers in Gaza exposes a widespread practice of harming civilians
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Balad founder Azmi Bishara said in an interview that "Qatar plays a well-known international role in mediation processes, and therefore it becomes an easy target for incitement"
This is an ongoing massacre, the best documented and best publicized in history. And history will remember the perpetrators, those who kept silent, and the chronic liars
Comments by Yoram Cohen, Nadav Argaman and Ronen Bar highlight the prime minister's tyrannical ambitions. When the High Court of Justice hears petitions against the dismissal of the head of the Shin Bet on Monday, we will see the three institutions that are thwarting his plans
Even after 18 months, it still feels shocking that this is the case – that cynical political interest in national chaos and evasion of accountability ensuring the coalition's survival means blood will continue to flow, and that the hostages will continue to suffer
Ilana Gritzewsky, a former hostage whose partner Matan Zangauker remains in captivity in Gaza, asked the crowd: 'How is it possible that a country built on the principle of 'no one left behind' has left its sons and daughters in captivity for a year and a half?'
The international party line, which previously came out in support of the BDS movement, deleted videos of three sets performed in Tel Aviv. The line recently said that they 'will always remain unapologetically pro-Palestinian'
Attorney Michael Mansfield and six other lawyers reportedly filed a 240-page report allegedly implicating the UK citizens dual-nationals in “involvement” in war crimes,
Trump said the U.S. will be holding direct talks, 'almost at the highest level,' with Iran this coming Saturday. These would be the first such direct talks with Iran on the nuclear issue since 2015
The trending message 'I want to leave the Gaza Strip with my family' reflects a growing number of Gazans who admit they have lost all hope of rebuilding their lives in the enclave. Many of them are also posting scathing criticism of Hamas
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'We have humiliated Hezbollah and there's tension in the air': Amid renewed gunfire and unfinished building restoration work on the Lebanese border, some Israeli evacuees have begun returning home to empty streets and soldiers everywhere