Despite a formal end to the investigation, which found no link between the Attorney General and the Military Advocate General in the leak of the video of reservists abusing a Palestinian prisoner, Israel's police commissioner refuses to allow publication of the probe's results, and insists it continue
Sakhnin in the north was once a bastion of entrepreneurship, which has drawn in crime organizations and their guns. Local people are blaming the shootings on the police, the Netanyahu government – and themselves
Morris Kahn was a co-owner of the Aurec Group, which held a range of companies in the communications field: the high-tech company Amdocs, the telephone directory company Golden Pages, and the cable television company Golden Channels
Israel's political decision to block international aid groups from Gaza continues its cruel and amateurish treatment of Gaza's civilian population over the past two years
Mamdani, who is also the city's first Muslim mayor, used his grandfather's Quran and one that belonged to Arturo Schomburg, the Black writer and historian, for the swearing-in ceremony. He has faced backlash for his past statements on Israel and his vow to arrest Netanyahu
The government has lost control over the most basic right, the right to live, as it allows crime to flourish. In Negev Bedouin society there's no longer a routine: there's life between a shooting and a funeral
At Mar-a-Lago, Trump's invitation to Netanyahu did not extend to two million people trudging through the mud and cold or the memory of about 100,000 dead. The only presence of the Gaza was Ran Gvili, the last remaining dead hostage held in the Strip.
Behind Trump's headline diplomacy is a void: core questions on Israeli withdrawal, Hamas disarmament and Gaza's future governance are postponed or outsourced. This isn't a peace effort but conflict management, preserving the status quo and leaving Palestinians without a political horizon
The organization's statement said that a dedicated team will continue to support the family of Ran Gvili, the last remaining deceased hostage still being held in Gaza, until his body is returned
The arson occurred after hundreds of officers raided southern Israel's Tarabin in what they said was a crackdown on crime. Despite residents' accusations of collective punishment, National Security Minister Ben-Gvir said that police would double down, calling it 'terrorism in every sense'