The deal has not been signed, and it's unclear when the parties will do so. Trump hailed the deal as if it were already finalized, while an 'Israeli political source' hinted Israel was not prepared to implement its parts of the deal
Trump said the U.S. effort to weaken the court is meant to shield the Israeli prime minister and others, not himself, as Washington presses countries to withdraw from the ICC
AIPAC spent millions on Haley Stevens to unseat former Rep. Andy Levin in 2022. Campaigning for El-Sayed, he says he doesn't bear a grudge. 'I just think that Abdul winning would be the healthiest meal for American policy that it could possibly have'
The 61-year-old plaintiff alleges that his health deteriorated after enduring daily verbal abuse, unreasonable demands and physical assault by the prime minister's wife. In one described case, she allegedly 'diagnosed' him as being on the autism spectrum, while knowing his son is autistic
Israelis won't be able to put the catastrophes of Netanyahu's rule behind them without a leader who says what he means, backs a two-state solution with the Palestinians and offers more than a cosmetic change in leadership
The 44-year-old Ramat Gan resident is suspected of making threats, extortion by threats, property damage and obstruction of justice. His attorney argued that the alleged acts amounted to 'democratic protest'
As global warming and wildfires intensify, governmental and tech partners race to develop an AI-powered drone system that detects and reports fires within minutes.
Hamas issued a statement formally accepting the framework, while conditioning the dismantling of its heavy weapons on the establishment of a 'credible pathway toward achieving Palestinian self-determination and statehood' • Israel had yet to officially respond
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian praised on Wednesday the strength of the resistance and the policies of the Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei – but he's also one of the few officials who have consistently and publicly called for diplomatic efforts to prevent the country's collapse
The probe was launched after Haaretz published testimonies alleging sexual assault, severe violence and looting against a group of left-wing activists and Palestinians. The case was closed after the army determined that the evidence was insufficient to indict specific soldiers, despite the IDF dismissing a unit commander and several troops
As frustration mounts over the draft crisis and the Haredi parties' record in government, new ultra-Orthodox movements are calling for direct voter influence, posing an unprecedented challenge to the establishment
After tens of thousands were displaced in previous operations in the northern West Bank, camp residents fear a similar scenario. 'When the world settles for condemnations and takes no real steps, Israel may conclude there is no cost for expanding the operations,' says a local activist