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Police forcibly removed former IDF Chief of Staff Dan Halutz and a number of retired IDF brass from a road in Caesarea. Halutz, a vocal critic of Netanyahu and the current government, has been a mainstay in the protest movement, both during the judicial coup and post-Oct. 7

While it's understandable that Netanyahu, war, insecurity and chasms within society are triggering despair and exhaustion among Israelis, we are at a critical juncture. Now is the time to stay – and act

Police arrested activist Guy Hirschfeld and detained two others after they were filmed driving a flock of sheep away from a Palestinian village. Police accused him of 'animal abuse,' but the judge dismissed the case and ordered his release

Palestinian-American congresswoman Rashida Tlaib was the subject of a cartoon in the conservative National Review magazine, that drew fire from fellow 'squad' members and a Michigan mayor as 'Islamophobic'

In an interview with Sky News, Israel's President Issac Herzog, striking a Netanyahu-like tone, said that Israel is waging a war 'for the entire free world'

'Most of them have survived serious trauma in their countries of origin and live in poverty in a country that refuses to settle their status,' the group wrote to Defense Minister Yoav Gallant

'Just to diversify': Money began to move from Israel to foreign banks with the judicial overhaul in 2023 and some noticed a pickup this summer

The IDF says around 150 rockets were fired in four barrages overnight, mostly intercepted. Five people were wounded in the Haifa suburbs and Galilee from shrapnel, including in Kiryat Bialik, which took direct hits

Israeli soldiers raided the Ramallah office live on air, ordering it to close for the next 45 days. Hamas issued a statement of solidarity with Al Jazeera, condemning the closure as an attempt to 'cover up the resistance's performance in Gaza'

John Kirby: U.S. doing 'everything it can' to prevent all-out war between Israel and Hebzollah; no progress in Hamas-Israel talks ■ Hezbollah deputy leader says confrontation with Israel is now 'open-ended battle of reckoning' ■ Gaza sources: Over 7 killed in strike on northern Gaza school compound ■ Lebanese Health Ministry: Death toll from Friday Beirut strike rises to 50 ■ Seven Israelis wounded in overnight rocket barrage in north Israel

The former president's rally appearance in North Carolina also spotlighted controversy over his endorsement of GOP candidate for governor Mark Robinson, who reportedly referred to himself as a 'black Nazi' online

A visit to the formerly Shas-run Haredi school in the southern city of Netivot shows the teachers' and administrators' desire to improve the education quality and receive Education Ministry guidance, despite opponents' pressure

The U.S. faces a strategic dilemma as Israel escalates attacks on Hezbollah, risking broader conflict. While Washington seeks to prevent war, it's constrained by limited policy options, political timing, and Netanyahu's brinkmanship