What happens when a senior foreign official sanctioned for glorifying war crimes and steeped in secessionism comes to Israel? If she's the Serb member of Bosnia and Herzegovina's presidency, it's a warm welcome and a promise to 'protect Christians'
According to polls by Channel 13 and public broadcaster Kan, Netanyahu's coalition bloc is steadily rising. While Jewish opposition parties remain ahead, they are yet unable to form a government without cooperation from the Arab parties
The judge ruled that although the case is 'highly disturbing to right-minded people,' the video of the two nurses allegedly threatening to kill or not treat Israelis was inadmissible, as it had been obtained via a chat platform and without their consent to be recorded
Misan Harriman, a prominent cultural figure who led London's Southbank Centre, submitted his resignation months before becoming the focus of investigations and criticism over his social media posts
"For thousands of years, Jews carried Zion in their hearts. This week, in a room full of Ethiopian women in Jerusalem, I watched what it looks like to carry Zion forward."
A Vodafone worker called an Australian woman a 'dirty Zionist' after getting frustrated while helping her with a device issue, going on to yell 'Free Palestine' and film her without consent.
As talks between Jerualem and Beirut began in Washington, Israeli and Lebanese officials denied earlier claims by a U.S. State Department official that Israel had withdrawn from parts of southern Lebanon
While El Al did not provide a specific reason for suspending its flights to the Russian capital, there has been a significant increase in drone attacks on Moscow, carried out by Ukraine, in recent weeks
The court chided the police for failing to investigate a 2021 attack on human rights activist Rabbi Arik Ascherman in the West Bank and gave it two weeks to take investigative action
The denial followed a report citing a U.S. State Department official saying Israeli forces pulled back from some of the territory occupied in southern Lebanon as a 'gesture of good faith' toward the Lebanese government
Residents of the unrecognized Bedouin community of Tel Arad say about 40 homes have been demolished, leaving around 200 people, including children and infants, without shelter. Many have been staying in a local school after eviction orders
Almost a million Lebanese remain displaced over fears of continued fighting between Hezbollah and the Israeli military. Those who have returned found neighborhoods wiped out and homes in ruins. 'It's the beginning of a new struggle,' one said
An Israeli from Los Angeles is accused of a massive fraud: He recruited elderly people to nursing hospitals, paid bribes – and even registered deceased people for hospice after their death.