A significant majority of Arab citizens support their parties joining governing coalitions – despite the Netanyahu government's best efforts to marginalize Arab political participation and ignore the sector's homicide crisis
Iceland joins the Netherlands, Spain, Slovenia and Ireland in announcing they will not send representatives to the singing contest over Israel's war in Gaza. Only 35 countries are set to perform this year, marking the lowest number since 2004
From light weapons to aerial defense systems, the Thai army is equipped with many munitions made by Israel's defense industry, along with other advanced systems made in China and the West. This gives Thailand a strong advantage over Cambodia, on land in the air and at sea
If the court does not act on U.S. demands, including dropping investigations of Israeli leaders over the Gaza war and formally ending a probe of U.S. troops over their actions in Afghanistan, Washington may penalize ICC officials and sanction the court itself, an official said
Columbia’s Task Force on Antisemitism urged the Ivy League university to add expertise on Jewish and Israeli topics that do not come from an anti-Israel stance.
Moti Sender, an Israeli businessman who formerly mediated between Herzog and Netanyahu in their attempts to form a unity government, alleges that the two had understandings before Herzog was elected president
Lander, who is being endorsed by NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, said the districts' challenges can't be solved be solved 'by doing AIPAC's bidding.' He will face Rep. Dan Goldman, placing both candidates' Jewish identities and positions on Israel and antisemitism on center stage
After paying the Trump administration over $220 million to settle antisemitism investigations and the resignation of its interim president, Columbia students reported a dearth of courses and professors who aren't openly anti-Zionist
A former associate of President Issac Herzog told Channel 12 News that he requested the legal opinion out of political considerations, not professional ones, as part of a deal to receive Netanyahu and the Likud's support during the presidential election
Under the terms of the settlement, Yael Nativ will receive $60,000 in compensation and be invited to teach at Berkeley in a semester of her choice. An expert on Israeli dance, Nativ had accused the university of discriminating against her because of her nationality
The order, signed by the IDF's West Bank command, designated 80 dunams (20 acres) of olive groves owned by residents of Qaryut for uprooting, but according to the village council 150 dunams (37 acres) were destroyed. 'The aim is to take over our land,' councilors say