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Gaza is seeing widespread flooding for the third consecutive winter, as rains exacerbate the plight of displaced residents. Floods have ravaged refugee camps, destroying belongings and rendering medical facilities inoperable. 'The cold is killing the children,' one resident says

During and after two years of brutal war between Israel and Hamas, many pro-Israel and pro-Palestine partisans have insisted on the total justness of their own camp, and the pure evil of the other. Both sides should heed a warning from the Talmud on the dangers of zero-sum groupthink

The Beirut killing of Hezbollah's second in command may spur the Lebanese government to advance the group's disarmament, or offer its militants a bargaining chip – that only it can defend the country from Israel

'In the Footsteps of Israeli Society' at Tel Aviv's PHOTO IS:RAEL festival shows all the contradictions of a country where the upheaval never stops

26-year-old Morris Katz is gearing up to guide Democratic progressives toward victory in the midterms and beyond

Contrary to Minister Ben-Gvir's claims that incriminating evidence against Gali Barhav-Miara was found on the ex-IDF top lawyer's phone, senior police officials said the evidence and investigations so far show no indication of this. There are currently no plans to summon the AG to testify

The campaign against army chief Eyal Zamir is powered by Yair and Sara Netanyahu's personal obsession, and by a defense minister desperate to save himself before his party's primaries

A day after the living hostages returned, their families were already raising money for their rehabilitation. Even with state support, many survivors still find it hard to face the high cost of recovery

Since the Israeli Civil Administration is not formally mandated to carry out Israeli plans for the site in the West Bank, any action related to construction requires the seizure of powers from the Palestinian municipality. The Hebron municipality and other Palestinian bodies say that the construction work will 'critically damage the holy site'

Lawmakers from Ben-Gvir's party said a classified Israel Prison Service report deems Red Cross visits to prisoners dangerous, but after MK Aida Touma-Sliman requested it, the committee received only a non-classified summary

Police officers handcuffed the man and took him to a police station, though he had committed no offense. He was released hours later without questioning. Police say he smelled of alcohol, and the officers' conduct will be examined

Hezbollah supporters passed Haytham Tabtabai's coffin during his burial, along with two other members, at a cemetery south of Beirut where the group's fighters are usually laid to rest. Israel struck Lebanon's capital Sunday, saying it killed the military chief

McAfee is acquiring MineOS’ consumer privacy app SayMine, while the Israeli startup shifts focus to enterprise products. All MineOS employees will remain with the company.

Trump ordered a report by his top cabinet secretaries on designating Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist groups, while Netanyahu announced plans to ban the organization in Israel in what is seen as an effort to limit Arab parties' Knesset participation

Adina and Uri Solomonovich arrived in Jerusalem's picturesque Ein Karem 40 years ago quite by chance as roommates – and never left

The demand for housing hasn't decreased, but oversupply, high prices and excessive planning are creating gaps that force developers to lower prices. The supply surplus will soon reach cities where prices are stable – for now

A Knesset report from the Israel Women's Network shows a sharp rise in women killed by firearms, with more cases unsolved in Arab communities. 'The data should shock the country,' says one lawmaker. 'The government is neither taking emergency measures nor increasing budgets to combat violence against women,' she added