Jamshid Sharmahd, 69, was executed in Iran on Monday on terrorism charges, the country's judiciary said. That followed a 2023 trial that Germany, the U.S. and international rights groups dismissed as a sham
As north Gaza combat rages, residents speak of a severe shortage of basic food products and near absence of medical care. Despite a new round of hostage return and cease-fire talks, the larger issue of who will manage the everyday life in Gaza looms. With no real plan, Israel is drifting back the IDF to civilian control of the Strip
The Israeli parliament passed two bills that would prevent the UN agency for Palestinians, founded in 1949, from operating in Israel. How will that affect humanitarian aid for Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, and what does Israel claim UNRWA employees did on October 7?
Iran has not acknowledged any attack at the Revolutionary Guard's Shahroud Space Center in Semnan. However, given the damage done to multiple structures, it suggested the Israeli attack included pinpoint strikes on the base
With just a week until the US elections, there's one outcome that official Israel definitely doesn't want to see: a victory by Kamala Harris. No one will say this publicly, of course – diplomatic protocols are upheld. But behind closed doors, the assumption is that if the Democratic nominee wins, four challenging years await […]
The bill empowers Israel's interior minister to deport family members of terrorists who either knew in advance of the planned actions or expressed support for them. The swift progression of this extreme legislation has raised significant concerns regarding judicial oversight
The crass, vitriolic and incendiary GOP rally in New York on Sunday was a deliberate echo of infamous 'America First' events from 1939 and 1941, but will it have any impact on November 5? In an election that will likely be won based on seven swing states, narrow margins could matter
American-Israeli photographer Moshe Levin's color photos depict supposedly calm life in Gaza under the short Israeli occupation that lasted four months, and was renewed in 1967
Pro-Palestinian activists have put out petitions and public letters protesting Netflix's decision to remove its "Palestinian Stories" collection. The streaming service says it is a matter of expired licenses, not politics
Mohammed Yasser Naim was named as the casualty from the barrage of some 50 rockets fired from Lebanon. City official: 'This was a young man who just wanted to build a life. He was supposed to get married'
Miri Dagan fought for three years in an attempt to save her son, Asaf, who was struggling since his discharge. She sent hundreds of appeals to members of the military, the Knesset, and the government, yet the responses ranged from disregard to scorn. Last week, some time after her son showed up for reserve duty, he killed himself
In a statement, Austria condemned the strike, but stated that it was not clear where the attack came from. UNIFIL later stated that the rocket was fired from north of the site, 'likely by Hezbollah or an affiliated group'