The proposed amendment to Israel's citizenship law, which would also apply to those convicted of treason or espionage, would allow them to still live in Israel, but might remove specific privileges, such as voting rights
A special report criticizes the government's delay in implementing a financial aid plan for the hundreds of thousands of displaced Israelis, and recommends establishing 'civilian spokesperson' that will keep a report on governmental aid activity
Palestinian and Arab sources say Egypt is exerting pressure on Hamas to agree to a similar framework as the previous deal: releasing captives in exchange for prisoners. However, Hamas insists on linking any hostage release to an immediate cease-fire
A New York Times/Siena College poll shows more Americans favor a Gaza cease-fire than oppose it. Among young Democratic voters, nearly three-quarters are dissatisfied with Biden's Gaza approach, leading some to lean towards Trump, the poll finds
How the Israeli army is trying to limit emotional damage to soldiers – while they fight: Two facilities set up by the Gaza border receive combat soldiers from the field daily to assess their emotional state and to oversee recovery. Most soldiers return to fighting within hours
On a visit to Israel, the American comedian tells hostages' families he feels 'deep commitment to raising awareness around the world about the issue of the hostages, whose lives are in immediate danger'
Families of Israelis held hostage by Hamas: a special project ■ Esther Buchshtab is still agonizing over having been preoccupied with helping kibbutz members while her son, Yagev, and his partner, Rimon, were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists
While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu keeps trying to drag the United States into a broader war in the Middle East, U.S. President Joe Biden is now quietly pressuring him to move to a low intensity conflict in the Gaza Strip
Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi prevails largely unchallenged in an election dominated by concerns of spillover from 'inhumane' Gaza war and ongoing economic woes
Will residents return? Gov't approves fast-track construction of 12,000 housing in Kiryat Shmona and Ofakim amid lingering doubt • Security Minister: "We are committed"
Will residents return? Gov't approves fast-track construction of 12,000 housing in Kiryat Shmona and Ofakim amid lingering doubt • Security Minister: "We are committed"
Police made several arrests at the protest, which began at Grand Central Station and continued onto Penn Station, stopping along the way at Port Authority Bus Terminal.
The Iran-backed Houthis have reiterated their aim to attack Israeli-owned or Israel-bound ships after U.S. defense secretary announced the creation of a multinational naval alliance in the Red Sea on Tuesday
Israel is opposed to future Palestinian Authority control over Gaza, and the PA demands that such a proposal be accompanied by a significant political shift. Without the ability to present an alternative to Israel's occupation of the Strip, the U.S.'s preparations for the 'day after' the Gaza war are leading to a collision
The controversy has everything: luxury real estate, foreign interests, Israeli far-rightists and allegations of corruption. Armenians in Jerusalem say they won't make the mistake the Greek Orthodox community made, but it may be too late