El-Sayed declared that 'it's time to decide that we are no longer going to send unconditional foreign military aid to foreign governments,' while Sanders railed against AIPAC and what he described as an 'election between Abdul and the billionaire class'
The company Hemispheric, which has raised $52 million, combines its AI model with a 15-minute noninvasive scan that it hopes will help diagnose ailments like depression, PTSD and Parkinson's
With Shin Bet Director Zini rushing to fulfill Netanyahu's wish and investigate reporters, the cost of leaking information increases. Soon, the only ones who will be able to do it are ministers and their associates, who use leaks to promote their interests
Ben-Gvir has passed his latest crackpot idea of employing crocodiles as part of the Israel Prison Service's roster through all the required legal stages. In regimes in which characters such as Ben-Gvir are cabinet members, anything could be made completely legal
At least 1,000 people gathered at Tel Aviv's Habima Square and hundreds more across Israel. 'When a government doesn't take responsibility, there's no chance that anything will improve,' said Gilad Golan, whose son was killed in combat on the Gaza border on October 7, 2023
Online supporters have cast Sunday's football match as a symbolic contest, reflecting the countries' sharply different foreign policies and fueling antisemitic conspiracy theories
The supreme leader's message came after Iran's deputy foreign minister said the country was suspending the implementation of its commitments under the interim deal ■ Earlier, Iran expanded its attacks across the Gulf, striking Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan after a seventh consecutive night of U.S. strikes on Iran
Two firefighters were moderately and lightly wounded in the West Bank, as several other wildfires broke out higher up in northern Israel, with some residents ordered to evacuate or stay indoors
The New York mayor said an 'active conversation' is underway with city lawyers over the scope of his authority to order Netanyahu's arrest, saying 'it is hard to find a more bankrupt policy approach' than Washington's policy toward Gaza and Palestinians
The pioneering French feminist thinker returns to her family's roots in Germany and Algeria in her Berman Prize-winning book. In an interview with Haaretz, she discusses Netanyahu's government and why she still wants Israel to survive
The Austrian capital's choice to replant a monument honoring antisemitic mayor Karl Lueger shows that it still hasn't fully grappled with a dark chapter in its history
The authority suspended processing compensation claims for property damage caused by Iranian missile strikes after employees were attacked and rescued by police, saying work would resume only after the municipality publicly condemns the assaults
Was Rujm el-Hiri in the Golan Heights an astronomical observatory, a burial structure or something else entirely? Every summer solstice, the enigmatic rock monument draws archaeologists, neo-pagans, meditators and seekers of spiritual renewal
Some Argentinians have shot back at the narrative that theirs is the pro-Israel team, while others have pointed to an Argentinian soccer great who once told Mahmoud Abbas, “My heart is Palestinian.”
Former brain researcher Hagai Agmon-Snir is behind a raft of initiatives to promote tolerance between Israelis and Palestinians, but he now has a one-way ticket to Italy. For him, Israel has become hopeless