The 'Peace Fund' hopes to fill a gap left by Trump's USAID cuts, investing in grassroots initiatives and dialogue to advance a two-state solution, according to the countries. 'This could help to bridge the gap ... and actually shape young constituencies,' said ALLMEP's John Lyndon
A network of fake fitness coaches, Vietnamese bots, Facebook ads aimed at Brits - and a bogus 'humanitarian fund' for Gaza. A Haaretz and Libération investigation exposes a digital operation whose infrastructure leads back to BlackCore, the Israeli influence firm under investigation in France
Parents of Jewish students have submitted hundreds of complaints to various Jewish organizations about the Toronto District School Board's inadequate response to antisemitism.
The prime minister is considering replacing party primaries with a committee-picked slate, a move likely to face resistance from lawmakers and party members who have spent months preparing for internal elections
In diplomacy, symbolism and tone matter; insults and arrogance backed by bombs are not easily forgotten. Given Israel's actions in Gaza, the West Bank, and across the region, the last thing Lebanese want is a tone-deaf appeal from Netanyahu
Deporting Jewish activists who visit the West Bank to engage in protective presence used to be unthinkable. But since October, five Jews have been deported for participating in Israeli- and Jewish-led solidarity initiatives. Are left-wing Jewish young adults really enemies of the state?
At several protest sites, violent clashes were reported between demonstrators and drivers stuck in traffic jams due to the blockades. A 93-year-old pedestrian was seriously wounded after being struck by a vehicle during the protests
Trump said an Iran deal could be finalized within days and signed in Europe this weekend. He added that he had briefed Netanyahu and Gulf allies and that the agreement would ensure Iran 'will never have a nuclear weapon, which was the whole purpose'
Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli said the decision was based on Alice Froussard's alleged remark that the Hamas massacre should be seen 'in context.' French broadcaster RFI expressed outrage over the move, accusing Israel of curbing press freedom
'Where was Netanyahu's excellent English on October 7?' the former IDF chief asked in response to the ad. Netanyahu has repeatedly mocked his political rivals' English skills throughout the years, often contrasting them with his own fluent, American-accented English
Senior State Attorney officials warned they cannot defend police officers for the misconduct of protesters, yet the police chief continues to back accused officers. A Justice Ministry official: 'The public loses twice, by its rights being violated and by paying compensations from public coffers'
Yonatan Urich, a close aide to Netanyahu, has been charged with leaking classified documents with the intent to harm state security, an offense carrying a maximum life sentence. Authorities also seek to bar him from contacting Netanyahu and other senior political figures
Police and immigration officials have begun detaining asylum seekers identified as regime supporters, even as Israel has no interior minister empowered to sign deportation orders and the attorney general's office says it was not consulted
Al-Ahrar Palestinian Prisoner Support called for the release of Hezbollah's Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, who was extradited and charged by the US Department of Justice for terror offenses.