Alison Klayman began working on 'Scenes From the Divide,' her new short documentary, after noticing that 'fights that had been about Israel were suddenly all about Zohran'
The Gulf states aren't giving up on their relations with Washington; they want a system in which the United States is a partner, not the only anchor. And Israel might remain on the outside
Anyone who finds it hard to believe that Netanyahu contributed to the radicalization of the Palestinians should look at Israeli society, where he did the same thing
According to insiders and analysts, the appearances are part of a calculated effort by Iran's theocratic leadership to project resilience and authority, not only over the vital Strait of Hormuz but also over the population, despite a sustained U.S.-Israeli campaign aimed at 'obliterating' it
West Bank-born Salah Salem Sarsour, 53, the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, was arrested on Monday for suspicions of 'funding terror organizations and lying on immigration forms,' according to a statement by DHS Acting Assistant Secretary. He is a permanent U.S. resident and has no criminal record in the country
Being underground in Israel during its war with Iran creates the most random moments, with a random mix of people wherever you happen to be. So you begin to notice the rhythm of it
Police dispersed an anti-war protest near one of Israel's largest shelters, citing public safety concerns. Responding to a High Court petition against the crackdown, police said the right to protest 'is not absolute' and must be balanced with the 'right to public order'
The Kufiyas in Buchenwald group said the ban violates the 'Oath of Buchenwald,' pledging to resist all genocides. Organizer Rachael Shapiro accused the memorial of using Holocaust exceptionalism to 'actively provide cover for Germany's participation in and funding of the mass murder of Palestinians'
Though IDF officials said that Israeli forces are not taking part in the search efforts, The Associated Press reported that Israel is helping the United States with the search and rescue operation
Local governments' leaders and residents of Israel's frontline communities harshly criticized the statement made by IDF officials earlier on Friday, and called for 'lasting security and the dismantling of what is called Hezbollah'
Starting Sunday, flights from Ben-Gurion will carry 80–90 passengers, including humanitarian cases, while flight frequency stays limited. El Al says the government should cover passenger costs after recent cancellations forced by state restrictions, calling the impact 'significant'
The ministry urges vulnerable groups, including the elderly, pregnant women, children and those with chronic, heart and respiratory conditions, to avoid outdoor exposure, as it advises the broader public to limit strenuous outdoor activity amid hazardous air pollution levels
From a young age, Zaki Djemal worked to promote coexistence and was an activist on behalf of humanitarian and LGBTQ causes, later becoming a social entrepreneur and successful venture capitalist. Last month he died suddenly, leaving friends and colleagues around the globe in shock
'This Strait must be reopened … but only in consultation with Iran' French Prime Minister Macron said, as a French‑owned ship made the first passage since the war began, a rare transit through the Strait of Hormuz after months of disrupted global shipping
It was the third time in a month, just the names and location are different: Settler shot and killed a Palestinian farmer on his family's land. Before the attack, the assailants' leader said: 'Abraham gave the land only to the Jews. I am the law and I am also above the law'
The Defense Ministry ordered the fields' shutdown to reduce the risks of damage should they be struck while operating, with gas flowing at high pressure. Such damage could take years to repair. Damage to a dormant platform would be much more limited