REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: A man wearing a large backpack pretended to be a West Bank settler to enter an event honoring Theodor Herzl. Questioning revealed he was a Palestinian from Jenin.
With about 200 journalists killed and little accountability, some in Gaza now see international newsrooms as complicit in both the violence and the erasure of their stories
Teachers aren't barred from expressing their views, but the education minister said Israeli principals who called for a hostage deal were politicizing the school system. A total of 45 principals joined the call for a Gaza cease-fire
The protest comes following escalating demonstrations by one of the organizers, Standing Together, a coexistence and social justice movement, calling to end the war in Gaza. Five protesters were arrested
UNIFIL was created to oversee the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon after Israel's 1978 invasion. Trump administration political appointees came into office wanting to shut the force down as soon as possible, and have secured major cuts in U.S. funding for the force
"These are all baseless allegations and lies," Sadeghi told reporters from local television networks Nine and Seven at Sydney Airport on Thursday evening.
A Quinnipiac survey shows 50 percent of registered voters now believe Israel is carrying out a genocide in Gaza – the highest figure yet recorded. The poll highlights sharp partisan divides, growing Democratic sympathy for Palestinians and record opposition to more U.S. military aid
As global agencies warn of famine and rising deaths in Gaza, official Israel floods its social media with upbeat footage of bustling food markets and happy Gazans eating pizza
It was only a short while after the 7 October attack when illustrator and cartoonist Michel Kichka sat at his desk and began drawing. 'I understood that I am betraying my responsibility,' he says. 'I forced myself to react'
The Israeli navy and air force reportedly launched over 10 airstrikes on the Houthi capital of Sanaa, after drones from Yemen triggered sirens in Israel. Houthi officials have maintained that a Gaza cease-fire would pacify them
Zornitzer explored the imprint of testosterone on photographic paper while undergoing her gender transition. Then she decided to pause: 'Testosterone gave me the confidence to wear heels and makeup'
Israel continues to dig in its heels. It prefers the shadows. It prefers to shroud the picture in darkness, to prevent independent, outside testimony to come out of Gaza
The officer, who rescued wounded soldiers in Gaza, thought the flashbacks and anxiety attacks would end, but they got worse. 'I realized my situation because I was responsible for a squad of almost 30 soldiers, and I understood that I could not be responsible for them and know that they trusted me with life and death,' she said
According to the United Nations' reports, which only include attacks that resulted in deaths, injuries or property damage, 11 Palestinians were killed and 696 were injured so far in 2025. The data indicate a continued upward trend in the number of violent incidents by Israelis in the West Bank
Margalit, who exposed in Haaretz the scandal that led to Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's 1977 resignation and was a leading political journalist for decades, has died following a cancer diagnosis. In 2018, Haaretz reported that he allegedly committed indecent assaults against five female journalists
Pitt, as well as Joaquin Phoenix, Alfonso Cuarón, and others joined 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' as executive producers days before its Venice debut. The film, dramatizing the final moments of a 5-year-old girl killed in Gaza, lands as Venice faces growing pressure to take a stand on Palestine
In a joint statement, Cairo aned Doha's top diplomats said that Israel's displacement project of Palestinians 'will not happen.' An Israeli delegation arrived in Egypt in an attempt to renew cease-fire talks with Hamas, with no progress announced as of yet
Human rights groups estimate around 600 children have no school placement for the year starting September 1. With no proper alternatives, which include commutes of at least two hours to other municipal schools, one attorney said it 'would never happen if these were Jewish students from the city's western neighborhoods'
After columnist Gideon Levy accused IDF West Bank commander Avi Bluth of the war crime of 'collective punishment' and dubbed him 'Oberkommandant,' Haaretz faced a barrage of condemnations from the Israeli army and government, with Netanyahu's top ministers labeling the newspaper a 'hostile entity'
Britain, France, Germany send letter to UN Security Council, hoping the move will push Iran to make commitments ■ Tehran has warned of harsh response if sanctions reinstated