The condemnations and apologies came after a video showed an Israeli soldier smashing a statue of Jesus in Debel, southern Lebanon, prompting an IDF investigation. U.S. Ambassador Huckabee called for swift punishment
Cultural diversion works when economic pain can be blamed on outsiders, but Hungary's Victor Orbán had no one to point at. The same mechanism could just as easily punish the man who ousted him
For 40 years, the assassination of Sweden's prime minister, Olof Palme, has remained unsolved. Now, some are revisiting a dark possibility: not a lone gunman, but a covert network embedded deep within Swedish society – part of a secret Europe-wide effort to resist a Soviet invasion
Avdija's historic season continued with the announcement that he is one of three finalists for the prestigious award ■ He scored 30 points and recorded 10 rebounds in a loss to San Antonio on Sunday
Among competent rulers, Rome also produced celebrity-obsessed narcissists who treated the imperial treasury like a piggy bank and the law like a suggestion.
After 50 days, elementary school students at Kibbutz Kfar Giladi returned. 'Of course we missed it,' one girl says. Parents are anxious: 'This war ended the way it started. There still isn't enough security here. It's a feeling of distrust'
The nanny – convicted for attempting to poison the Jewish family she worked for – told police: 'Because they have money and power, I should never have worked for a Jewish woman.' French Jewish leader Yonathan Arfi said the ruling is 'incomprehensible'
The attack was the latest in a series of arson incidents targeting Jewish sites across the capital in recent weeks: counter-terrorism officers said they are probing possible links the wave of attacks on Jewish targets and Iran
Iran said it would not participate in a second round of negotiations in Pakistan before the cease-fire expires on Tuesday, as the U.S. has maintained a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and seized an Iranian vessel, while both countries have exchanged military threats
'Killing tens of thousands of people makes you pretty damn evil,' El-Sayed told CNN congressional reporter Manu Raja on the network's Inside Politics program. 'It's not how evil is this one versus that one – Hamas: Evil, Israeli government: Evil. We can say both'
To Israelis, the words 'security zone' evoke difficult memories of 18 years in the Lebanese quagmire and continuous friction that exacted a heavy price. Today, it seems the only thing that has changed is the terminology
Tony Greenstein, suspended from the Green Party over antisemitism allegations, disputes the accusations in an interview with The Jerusalem Post, vowing to retain his membership.
Had Israel acted rationally following the cease-fire in late 2024, it would have refrained from hunting down Lebanese, coordinated a withdrawal from the territory it had occupied with the Lebanese government and opened the way for the country's reconstruction. But obviously that sounds like a sorry joke
The encounter between Mordechai David and comedian Idan Alterman is a watershed moment. Here then is the true watershed: it revolves around the question of who is a hero, and who looks into the mirror and lowers his eyes when he sees what's there
According to National Insurance Institute data, since 1851 – the date chosen as the beginning of the pre-state Jewish community in what is now Israel – 5,313 civilians have been killed. Of these, 3,762 have been killed since the War of Independence in 1948, including 1,017 who were killed since the October 7 attack
The IDF said that an initial examination determined that the photograph is authentic, adding that 'the soldier's conduct is wholly inconsistent with the values expected of its troops.' Israeli strikes have reportedly hit many religious sites in Lebanon
A project in Zambia to replace leopard pelts with synthetic fur in ceremonies, such as the annual migration of the Lozi King, is showing results, a new paper claims
The joint Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day ceremony is now in its 21st year. One of its organizers says that people are now joining faster after the loss of their loved ones, understanding 'they can't remain indifferent'
Levin has delayed the appointment of some 150 judges at a time when roughly 15 percent of judicial positions remained unfilled. In the absence of judges, the public has had to wait months or even years for verdicts and other rulings