A video exhibition at Tel Aviv Museum of Art features the IDF soldiers known as 'spotters' who are tasked with watching Israel's border. Plus, the creator of 'Mad Men' flies in for a new TV festival in Jerusalem, and Quentin Tarantino recommends a Netflix film
Segev Kalfon told The New York Times of maltreatment at the hands of his Hamas captors and his decision to cling to hope after hearing his mother's voice on a makeshift radio
Dror Or and his wife Yonat were murdered on October 7, and his body was taken to the Gaza Strip by Islamic Jihad militants. His children, Noam, 18, and Alma, 15, were taken from their home and released as part of the first Gaza cease-fire and hostage release deal in November 2023
CBS data: real estate agents in Israel earned nearly NIS 17,000 in July, while construction workers earned about 13,500. This summarizes the updated wage picture in the real estate sector.
CBS data: real estate agents in Israel earned nearly NIS 17,000 in July, while construction workers earned about 13,500. This summarizes the updated wage picture in the real estate sector.
Micheál Martin said proposals to rename Herzog Park in Dublin are a 'denial of our history,' and would 'erase the distinctive contributions of the Jewish community,' ahead of a city council vote on Monday
Far-right minister Ben-Gvir said that pardoning the prime minister is 'critical for state security,' while opposition leader Lapid urged the president to accept the request only with 'an admission of guilt.' Hostage families said the request was an abdication of responsibility by Netanyahu
A UK tribunal suspended Dr. Rahmeh Aladwan for 15 months after ruling her antisemitic and extremist social media posts fell far below professional standards and posed a high risk of re-offending.
A California man who threatened to bomb synagogues and posted antisemitic messages online has been indicted on federal charges, facing up to 15 years in prison after a series of threats and posts.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu submitted a 111-page pardon request to President Isaac Herzog, lifting Tel Aviv indexes as investors weighed stability risks and the state budget timeline.
Two senior Mossad officials, Barnea's deputy and another high-ranking figure, are vying for the post. Netanyahu may also choose an external candidate, such as his military secretary, Maj. Gen. Roman Gofman. Barnea is slated to end his five-year term in June
The IDF has issued at least 22 orders restricting Israeli activists from participating in this year's olive harvest season, which extends from mid-October to mid-November, a 'dangerous and unprecedented' number according to Rabbis for Human Rights
'Despite my personal interest in seeing the trial through and proving my innocence in full, I believe that the public interest dictates otherwise,' the prime minister wrote in his request
Hospitals are nonfunctional, recovery is slow, and danger persists along the yellow line. A weakened Hamas can't begin Gaza's reconstruction, and it is unclear if and what international force will enter the Strip to begin rehabilitation
Koios operated a network of avatars and fictitious websites as part of a campaign to whitewash Qatar – a campaign devised by Netanyahu's aides Israel Einhorn and Yonatan Urich. Some of its employees were questioned under caution, and this week, the state was informed of the company's closure
Abbas led his United Arab List party into a previous Jewish-Arab government, but the anti-Netanyahu opposition has abandoned him in the face of the coalition's assaults