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In kibbutzim in the Golan Heights some fear rebel raids from across the border, while in the Druze town of Majdal Shams people 'were awake all night not to miss out on the moment of liberation'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified in his criminal trial for the first time on Tuesday, eight years after the investigations into him were first opened. He faces charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust across three different corruption cases. Netanyahu's testimony follows years of investigations, deliberations, legal proceedings, and delays. He became the first sitting prime minister in Israeli history to take the witness stand as a defendant.

Tehran knew for quite some time that Bashar Assad's regime was in critical condition, but refrained from coming to the rescue. Even though Syria has been severed from the 'ring of fire,' interests are dynamic and there are no signs of the two countries cutting ties

ISRAEL: IDF investigation finds air force failed to classify drone as hostile before strike on Monday; White House's Sullivan to visit Israel on Thursday to discuss Syria, Gaza hostage deal ■ SYRIA: FM Sa'ar says Israel attacked 'strategic weapons' in Syria to keep them out of hands of extremist factions ■ GAZA: Hamas sends Egypt list of hostages destined for release, including four American citizens, according to report

Groups behind survey 'puzzled' by finding, given that 84 percent of respondents also said they felt an 'emotional attachment' to Israel

The education center, located in London, aims to address the rise in global antisemitism and misinformation following the terrorist attacks by Hamas on Israel.

Even on the day when seven Israeli soldiers were killed, Netanyahu was preoccupied with himself and the media. When the most overprivileged defendant in history accuses the judiciary of negating his rights, he is actually calling on his base to take to the streets when he is finally forced to start testifying in his corruption trial

'Safety through Solidarity: A Radical Guide to Fighting Antisemitism' takes a leftist look at how antisemitism went mainstream in America in the 21st century. 'Betting that the right's agenda will align with Jewish interests is a pipe dream,' say the writers

On Thursday, the Supreme Court will hear a request to declare Justice Minister Yariv Levin in contempt of court because he has violated the court's order to move forward on selecting a permanent court president

Netanyahu will be Israel's first ever serving prime minister to take the witness stand as a defendant in a criminal trial. Haaretz answers all your questions about this inglorious milestone in Israeli history

Given all of Wilders' good/true/new/dear friends in the Knesset, it is no surprise they are starting to rub off on him. But with Israel's democracy teetering on the verge of collapse, he may want to look elsewhere for political inspiration

Deep inside Manot Cave, about 35,000 years ago, Homo sapiens placed a boulder carved like a tortoise shell. And they kept returning to it

The UN Force on the Israel-Syria border recently celebrated its 50 year anniversary. But after the collapse of the Assad regime and Israel's incursion in the buffer zone, the international force is left with a weak mandate and an uncertain future

On Monday, Australian Federal Police also announced the launch of a task force which will focus on 'threats, violence, and hatred' towards the Jewish community