The Culture Club singer's manager says stepping aside will allow the production to 'remain the focus' after the release of his outspoken tribute to the victims of Hamas' October 7 attack
Just weeks after Iran's proxy struck Abu Dhabi, Israel's largest arms manufacturer proposed supplying the UAE with a fleet of dozens of strategic drones. Leaked internal documents allegedly reveal the array of weapons systems sold to the Gulf state
Just weeks after Iran's proxy struck Abu Dhabi, Israel's largest arms manufacturer proposed supplying the UAE with a fleet of dozens of strategic drones. Leaked internal documents allegedly reveal the array of weapons systems sold to the Gulf state
Just weeks after Iran's proxy struck Abu Dhabi, Israel's largest arms manufacturer proposed supplying the UAE with a fleet of dozens of strategic drones. Leaked internal documents allegedly reveal the array of weapons systems sold to the Gulf state
Haifa has mapped 670 abandoned buildings and drawn up plans to revive them. One urban activist is leading an effort to bring them back to life: 'I see myself as a social worker for buildings'
Excessive construction has turned Beit Shemesh into a real estate monster. It's on track to become Israel's second-largest city with an overwhelming Haredi majority, pushing non-Haredi Jewish residents into isolation – or out
Netanyahu rivals Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett accused the defense minister of announcing Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth's replacement for Likud primary gains. A far-right Ben-Gvir ally was the only lawmaker to praise the move, accusing the general of targeting settlers
About 90,000 Israelis left the country for at least three months in 2025, compared with an annual average of roughly 60,000 before 2023. Researchers warn that rising emigration could eventually threaten Israel's security and economy
Gripped by panic ahead of the Likud primaries, Defense Minister Israel Katz announced the West Bank commander's replacement live on pro-Netanyahu television, blindsiding the IDF and pushing army chief Eyal Zamir into a full-blown confrontation
"A growing share of antisemitic content isn't the product of genuine belief, but rather a byproduct of an attention economy that rewards whatever performs."
Yoav Segalovitz made a name for himself among Arab voters for fighting crime in the sector. His joining Mansour Abbas' United Arab List could help legitimize the party and be a game-changer for the center-left bloc. That is, if it's not just a market test
Trump said, 'We had an attack that would be the biggest attack since World War II, and it would have been disastrous,' after he was asked by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Iran to call off strikes
The opposition bloc continues to not pass the threshold for a majority while boycotting Arab parties, while Netanyahu's Likud and Eisenkot's Yashar parties are tied with 23 seats, according to a Kan 11 poll
Netanyahu's leaked quotes from a 'closed meeting' were an attempt to create an impression that he had a rift with the ultra-Orthodox, showing that he really thinks the public is stupid
Some government ministers openly declare that the expulsion is part of an intentional policy of a permanent takeover of Palestinian land. Such expulsion is defined under international law as a war crime
Even today, four and a half years after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Netanyahu still apparently views Putin as being in a 'different league' – a league to which he wants to belong
ID sources said Defense Minister Katz was trying to punish West Bank commander Avi Bluth, who pushed back on Katz over his handling of a settler suspected of sexually abusing a Palestinian during a raid