The Belgium-based legal advocacy group is seeking Olmert's arrest for alleged war crimes during the 2008-2009 Israeli military offensive Operation Cast Lead in Gaza, as the former prime minister is scheduled to appear at the Haaretz Berlin Conference
Mollel, 21, was an agriculture student from Tanzania who arrived in Israel two weeks before the October 7 attack to join a training program run by Israel's Foreign Ministry
Local sources said Murad Abu Seifin was hit by four bullets, and the soldiers prevented emergency services from reaching him, thereby causing him to bleed to death without receiving medical treatment. The IDF said he threw an explosive device during a military raid
Haaretz has learned that Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara was not involved in the decision to release the detainee as part of the Israel-Hamas cease-fire, despite the potential damage to one of the state's most sensitive and significant cases. The detainee was sent back to the Gaza Strip
Contracts between Israel and Trump-linked firms reveal campaigns and plans to target millions of U.S. churchgoers, deploy bots, hire influencers and try to make ChatGPT more pro-Israel
High Court allows military authorities to demolish part of the family home of Abed al-Karim Snober, who planted explosive devices in three buses in Tel Aviv suburbs in February
Describing the ADL's initiative as 'alarming,' and J Street chief slammed organization's refusal to apply 'equivalent scrutiny to Donald Trump, despite his long track record of using antisemitism and bigotry for political gain'
That a candidate who backed BDS, accused Israel of war crimes, and said he'd arrest Netanyahu could win in 'the most Jewish city in the world' was unthinkable two years ago – and says something about where America is heading
Resource executive touts strong drill results from a high-grade gold discovery in British Columbia, with 84 assays still pending and robust financing secured.
Israel and U.S. are continuing to negotiate the possibility of Israel allowing the militants safe passage to Palestinian-controlled territory if they surrender their weapons. The U.S. fears that violent clashes between them and the IDF could endanger the Gaza cease-fire agreement