The IDF said the detainees being released were not considered terrorists and that investigations into them had been closed. 1,300 Gaza residents are currently held in Israeli prisons as 'unlawful combatants,' according to a human rights group
The reopening of a rare free public beach in Tiberias has divided the city, after ultra-Orthodox demands for modesty prompted the overnight installation of barriers and hedges. Secular residents call it religious coercion; both sides say they will not back down
Ultimately, Slaughter’s elevation to the role of Solicitor General places an official with a long-standing record of critical positions on Israel into a key governmental advisory post.
Tehran said it would suspend attacks for as long as the U.S. pause in bombing lasts, while Iran's Foreign Ministry denied seeking to resume negotiations
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The violent boycott against the performer shows that there is basically no way for an Israeli or Jew who reveals the slightest empathy with Israelis to receive a shred of understanding
Australia has allowed three Israelis being drafted to the IDF to reapply for protection visas after a tribunal found they could be persecuted for refusing military service out of fear of breaking international humanitarian law in Gaza, the Guardian reported
The prime minister took off from Nevatim Air Base without the customary public announcement or accompanying press; He will likely attend late Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral in addition to meeting with Trump
Netanyahu's party overtook Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar, while the Democrats gained a seat following last week's primaries. Even with a projected majority, the opposition would not succeed in toppling Likud without Arab parties, the poll shows
Netanyahu's surrender to extremist settlers makes it harder for Trump to promote economic opportunities between Israel and the Arab world. American companies are losing tens of billions of dollars as a result
Trump's hesitation over expanding the war with Iran highlights a strategic dilemma facing Washington and Jerusalem: missile defenses are being consumed faster than they can be replaced. As interceptor stocks shrink, the price of a prolonged conflict is becoming harder to ignore
After weeks of friction with Washington, Netanyahu is heading to the White House with moves on Gaza and Lebanon meant to prove he is cooperating with Trump. But the main issue dividing them remains Iran, where Netanyahu wants U.S. support for renewed military action as Trump weighs diplomacy
The rules require prominent labels for campaign content created or significantly altered using AI, including in videos, radio and print ads. Justice Noam Sohlberg said the measures are intended to preserve public trust in elections as artificial intelligence becomes more widespread
Police are investigating whether the suspects were behind repeated fires at Benedita cafe and whether opposition to its opening on Shabbat was the motive. After the latest arson, the Ramat Gan Mayor vowed municipal support for the business and called for another weekend-open cafe on the street
Before the law passed, Commissioner Danny Levy warned colleagues that giving politicians control over the watchdog could deter officers from pursuing corruption cases. Senior Shin Bet and law enforcement officials voiced similar concerns, Haaretz has learned