The joint statement, co-signed by Washington, Jerusalem and Beirut, demands Hezbollah withdraw from southern Lebanon and halt cross-border fire. The deal is described as 'progress toward a comprehensive peace and security agreement'
The tainted election of Israel's new state watchdog, a position meant to safeguard integrity and fight corruption, was anything but. Michael Rabello joins an orgy of dubious and deeply flawed appointments by Benjamin Netanyahu
While Gulf states continue to pursue a policy of containment regarding Iranian attacks, the responses they trigger could escalate into a region-wide war
As first reported by Channel 12 news, the prime minister's wife spoke with a candidate for the position, the defense minister's military secretary, Brig. Gen. Guy Markizeno, while he was with the PM's chief of staff. The prime minister was not present at the time
Some 75 U.S. refueling planes occupy more than half of Ben-Gurion Airport's parking spots and fill up takeoff and landing slots. Airport officials warn: For lack of a solution, 1.5 million passengers may have their flights canceled this summer
So far in 2026, there have been 152 confirmed antisemitic hate crimes. There have been 17 confirmed hate crimes against Muslims, 9 against Asian people, and 18 against Black people.
A wave of condemnations from Jewish and city officials followed the participation of some of Israel's most extreme ministers in the Israel Day Parade on Sunday. But the event was not their first appearance in the city that weekend, nor was it their last
Police detained dozens after Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Solberg and his wife were besieged inside their West Bank residence; Meira Solberg: 'What is this, Kristallnacht?'
Israel's High Court struck down a blanket policy barring visits by the Red Cross to security prisoners held in Israel, saying the state's main reasoning for the ban – linked to efforts to secure the return of hostages from Gaza – was no longer applicable
The teenager, who has been taken into custody, is believed to have hoarded a large amount of pyrotechnics to carry out the attack. He is also said to have detonated a home-made explosive device
For many Lebanese, the destruction of chef Husen Fayad's locale near the Israeli border marks the end of an original take on the country's cuisine – and a further crumbling of Lebanon's life and culture
Police are investigating whether the attack may have been motivated by antisemitism because the victim was wearing a Star of David necklace at the time of the suspected aggravated assault.
In its apology, Bavaria's Zum Hirschen Hotel said the response came after repeated fake bookings and phishing attempts on major platforms. Israel's consul general to southern Germany responded to the incident saying, 'Have we returned to the 1930s?'