According to PNAT, the individuals were formally charged on February 20, following an initial operation in January 2024 that involved searches of their organization's headquarters.
The April protest will target a 2025 decision to ban the Palestinian symbol, upheld by a German court as 'unquestionable' in endangering 'the sense of security of many Jews'
After the death of Israeli TV producer Dana Eden, the famous British actor learned that to publicly grieve an Israeli is to invite insult to their memory – no matter who they were
Zvi Yehezkeli, an i24NEWS Arab affairs analyst, is set to speak at fundraisers in Sydney and Melbourne organized by Australian Jewish groups. Australia's home affairs minister said he was surprised that 'someone who has made these sorts of comments advertises a speaking tour before receiving a visa'
The move follows concerns that formerly released excerpts falsely suggest that the attorney general at the time sought to halt the probe into the prime minister ahead of his indictment
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich criticized a High Court ruling demanding the state expand the mixed-gender prayer section in the Western Wall plaza, saying that he doesn't understand how a marginal group 'demands to be respected and want to pray on their own terms'
Opposition leader Yair Lapid urged Netanyahu to ensure the country's top judge is invited to the Indian prime minister's speech, after he was excluded as part of the government's renewed push to overhaul Israel's judiciary
A blood libel-style installation near a school in Antalya has sparked outrage, with the Combat Antisemitism Movement warning of dangerous antisemitic incitement and urging Turkish authorities to act.
The U.S. State Department ordered nonessential diplomats to leave Lebanon, as Trump's threat of a potentially imminent strike, aimed at exerting military pressure on Iran to concede to U.S. demands over its nuclear program, looms over the region
Born in Beirut, the veteran Palestinian diplomat represented Ramallah in France and the European Union, along with other countries, since the 1980s. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said 'she remained faithful to her people's message until her final days'
Supporters argue that Ramallah is acutely aware of its limited leverage. After years of estrangement and friction with Washington, the prevailing view in Ramallah is that absolutely everything must be done to avoid once again being cast as the spoiler of an American initiative
Watermelon Books LA opened in the Holy Ground community gathering space and holds about 1,000 books on art, food, poetry, history, fiction, and political books about Palestine.
Modi and Netanyahu are two leaders who have weathered global turbulence and leveraged it to their advantage. Haaretz examines the many comparisons – flattering and less so – drawn between the two aging political meteors