For decades, many American Jews believed it wrong to publicly criticize the Israeli state while living in the U.S. The policies of Benjamin Netanyahu changed all that, especially his current extremist government and its conduct of the Gaza war
Advisers and those close to the U.S. president say he would not make way for a new Democratic presidential nominee before Netanyahu addresses Congress next week, which comes amid tensions between the two
Israel attacks Yemen following fatal Tel Aviv drone strike; Houthis vow to respond ■ IDF says over 40 rockets fired into northern Israel from Lebanon ■ IDF: Fighter jets attacked building used to store money for terror organizations in Gaza ■ Two Palestinians wounded by settlers in Sha'ab al-Botum, West Bank ■ Report in Lebanon: Israeli aircraft struck vehicle in village near Marjaayoun district
The Michigan Imam, in his sermon, praised Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah for his piety and knowledge and quoted Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in support of the Supreme Leader.
The Crowdstrike security update may have caused 'the shutdown of the decade, if not the century'; its main product, a kind of sophisticated anti-virus, needs frequent updates, and the latest was apparently defective
The Houthi drone attack in Tel Aviv is a troubling reminder of this growing threat since the outbreak of the civil war in Yemen in the previous decade. The militia, known as "Ansar Allah," has received increasing military and logistical support from Iran and Hezbollah, enabling it to seize vast areas in Yemen proper […]
Soldiers shot and wounded a 12-year-old boy from Ramallah, then prevented a Palestinian ambulance from evacuating him for 20 minutes. Eight days after he was abandoned by the roadside bleeding, he died
Veterans of the Matzpen organization, who were too radical for the Israeli public 50 years ago, are taking part in a play about the military government that controlled the Arab population for 18 years. The reunion is an opportunity for them to reevaluate – some with remorse, some with a feeling of vindication
The International Court of Justice in The Hague did not leave any stone unturned in finding that Israel's annexationist policies, dispossessing Palestinians, violate key principles of international law. The question is what happens next
Adidas acknowledged 'unintended connections' to the 1972 Munich Olympics terrorist attack, following Israel's objection to Bella Hadid being 'the face of their campaign'
Israel's fundamental arguments about its long-term occupation of the West Bank and Gaza are undermined in the ICJ's advisory opinion, which essentially arms countries, institutions and corporations with justification to penalize Israel. Ignoring it shouldn't be an option
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was sentenced to 16 years in a maximum-security prison after a trial that was widely seen as politically motivated
Houthi drone strike kills Israeli civilian, wounds eight others in Tel Aviv ■ ICJ: Israel's occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem 'de facto annexation,' Israeli settlements illegal under int'l law ■ IDF: Mounting signs that Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif killed in last week's airstrike ■ Here's what you need to know 287 days into the war
Netanyahu: The Jewish people 'do not occupy their own land' ■ Lapid: Ruling is 'tainted by antisemitism,' serves 'Islamic terrorism' alone ■ Ben-Gvir, Smotrich: Time for West Bank annexation ■ Tibi: ICJ 'accurately captured reality' ■ Palestinian President Abbas: 'A victory of Justice'