According to the letter, 'Moves toward annexation would undermine Israel's progress on normalization, prevent international cooperation to rebuild Gaza after this devastating war, risk instability in Jordan, and even further strain ties with key European partners'
In lockstep with Netanyahu, opposition leaders lined up to condemn Israel's closest allies who recognized the State of Palestine – instead of telling the public that death, destruction and 'Super Sparta' need not be their fate nor that of their children. Here's what Israelis deserve to hear instead
Calls to suspend Israel from international soccer over Gaza are intensifying, with UEFA under pressure after refugee children attended matches and pro-Palestinian protests flared in Greece. The Trump administration is intervening to prevent any World Cup ban
A Spanish law banning Israeli arms deals came into effect on Wednesday, six days after the country terminated a €207 million contract that would have supplied it with advanced aerial technology for its Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jet. Spain's Prime Minister Sánchez has escalated sanctions against Israel over Gaza
'Palestine is ours. We will not leave our lands,' Abbas told the UN General Assembly. 'What Israel is carrying out is not merely an aggression, it is a war crime and a crime against humanity,' as he called for humanitarian aid, hostages' release, and international support for Gaza's reconstruction
A measles epidemic has hit ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities across Israel: Two unvaccinated babies in Jerusalem died this past week, and two toddlers died in August. A source in the Health Ministry described 'entire buildings where all the children are sick with measles'
Decades of profligate spending by the country's ruling elite sent the economy into a tailspin in late 2019, with depositors locked out of their accounts as debt-laden banks shut down.
Decades of profligate spending by the country's ruling elite sent the economy into a tailspin in late 2019, with depositors locked out of their accounts as debt-laden banks shut down.
Slovenia becomes the first country to officially declare Israel's PM unwelcome, following earlier sanctions on far-right ministers. The government links the move to ongoing legal proceedings, a UN genocide assessment in Gaza, and announces €1.2M ($1.4 M) support for the Palestinian Authority
Europe should pressure Israel's far-right as it pushes to continue the war in Gaza. But it must also not abandon the Israeli opposition – which needs Europe now more than ever
The Israel Meteorological Service recorded over 110 millimeters of rain, breaking a national record from 1932. In Haifa, the municipality closed all city beaches due to sewage runoff; in Gaza, Palestinians were left without shelter: 'It's raining and our families are on the streets'
The IDF said airstrikes on Sanaa hit Houthi command centers, drone depots and training camps, killing dozens of fighters. Defense Minister Israel Katz said the strikes were carried out in response to Wednesday's attack on Eilat, declaring: 'Whoever harms Israel will be harmed sevenfold'
While visiting Israel under Iranian orders, U.S.-Israeli citizen Yaakov Perl, 49, allegedly spied on Israeli officials including National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and the former IDF chief of staff, authorities said. An Iranian official contacted Perl after he published a post on Hezbollah
What is Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promising his public by saying Israel will be Sparta? Perhaps, as the son of a historian, he reached for the right analogy, though not in the way he intended
The victim, Fares Abu Fani, was found lifeless by rescue services on Thursday morning. Fani's death followed that of another man in the town of Abu Sinan, and marked the 185th person murdered in Israel's Arab community since the beginning of the year
After 26 years of excavations, a metal detector uncovered a rare collection of jewelry and coins in an ancient city on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. Researchers believe it was hidden ahead of the Persian conquest, around 613 C.E. 'Gold coins kept appearing one after another,' a researcher said
The episode, titled 'Conflict of Interest,' follows Kyle's mother from a school betting scandal to Netanyahu's office in Jerusalem, where she accuses the Israeli PM of 'killing thousands and flattening neighborhoods, and then wrapping yourself in Judaism as if it protects you from criticism'