The U.S. president has left his country with hardly any nuclear experts in office – actually, with hardly any experts in office ■ A veteran journalist's death shows the difference that 49 years make
The ruling means that the decision to deport the individual is not valid for the time being, and the 29-year-old does not have to leave Germany. The court said the immigration authority had failed to request the relevant investigation files
Twenty detainees were released overnight, and three more were released this morning by the court following a hearing to extend their detention. In his decision, Judge Zeller who presided over the hearing said 'participating in a protest does not indicate danger'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended deporting Mahmoud Khalil, saying his “otherwise lawful” views conflict with US policy on antisemitism, even without criminal charges.
In a similar incident nearly five months ago, an Israeli citizen and Gur Kehati, the soldier escorting him, were killed in a firefight in southern Lebanon. The incident remains under investigation; however, in this case, the IDF chief of staff has chosen not to take disciplinary action
Feroze Sidhwa and Mark Perlmutter say American hospitals would be overwhelmed by the kind of suffering they witnessed in Gaza. They're hoping Israelis wake up
Despite differing on how to label the 'talks,' Iran's nuclear program will likely take center stage. U.S. demands are expected to be narrower – to Netanyahu's dismay – while Iran remains wary of any deal's durability, all under the shadow of war
'If I met Amit for five minutes, he'd say, 'Dad, I need to complete the mission and return to Gaza to bring the hostages,'' said Itzik Bonzel, whose son Amit was killed in Gaza combat. Bonzel caused a stir at this week's High Court hearing after confronting the Court President and shouting at the petitioners' counsel
Netanyahu claimed the petitions demanding hostage release at the cost of ending the war were 'driven by foreign-funded organizations with one goal – to overthrow the right-wing government'
Netanyahu has used new tactics to shift the narrative against Shin Bet as an investigation into his aides threatens to reveal his secrets. Within the agency, morale is low, with many feeling Bar was wronged as frustration grows
The Miami-based businessman, a key Trump campaign surrogate, said, 'Democrats are afraid to say 'radical Islamic terror,' while Trump says it openly.' If confirmed, he would replace Deborah Lipstadt, a historian of antisemitism, who served as Biden's envoy
Intergenerational infighting is part of Jewish tradition, but it doesn't need to destroy our Seders. Here are four new questions for us to debate, even vigorously, with our families this Passover
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A jazz musician who chose New York over Israel, and a diehard surfer who wants to save the coral reefs that are being destroyed by global warming