Carter may have been unpopular in Israel, but his record on Jewish issues and Israel was both stellar and undervalued, from rescuing 50,000 Iranian Jews to battling the Arab boycott and founding the U.S. Holocaust Museum
Jimmy Carter, the one-term U.S. president who brokered the Camp David peace accord between Israel's Menachem Begin and Egypt's Anwar Sadat, and later offered unsparing criticism of Israel's 'apartheid' occupation, had recently entered home hospice care
From Netanyahu's mistranslated 'from the river to the sea' to Bella Hadid's 1972 Munich Olympics sneakers and Mrs. Sinwar's Birkin bag - a wrap-up of the online disputes in which the truth could hardly be born
From Netanyahu's mistranslated 'from the river to the sea' to Bella Hadid's 1972 Munich Olympics sneakers and Mrs. Sinwar's Birkin bag - a wrap-up of the online disputes in which the truth could hardly be born
The judge dismissed the request and ordered the phones returned to several protesters who were arrested after protesting outside Prime Minister Netanyahu's private residence in Jerusalem
The administration boasts successes like helping defend Israel against Iran's ballistic missiles, but critics note all the opportunities that president Joe Biden passed up to hold Israel accountable, end the war and prevent hunger in Gaza – as Netanyahu ramped up his doublespeak
The military asked the committee evaluating Israel's defense budget needs for billions to construct dozens of facilities for sensitive and critical operations
Israel's Channel 12 reports that the operation to kill Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran involved unprecedented coordination with a large network of double agents who turned against Hamas and Iran
Some in Israel's military and intelligence advocate that instead of retaliating against the Houthis directly, Israel should punish Iran. This is a more risky policy
The IDF said it is investigating whether Staff Sergeant Yuval Shoham's death was caused by an operational accident. Another soldier was seriously wounded in a separate incident
The Palestinian Authority denied that its forces killed Shatha al-Sabbagh, who was shot dead in Jenin, as the West Bank authority continues its operation in the refugee camp
The investigation largely exonerates the police, finding it was not notified about signs of the pending attack and didn't receive intelligence amid fighting. But internal criticism raises that no probe of police conduct was ever carried out
In a new memoir, feminist and peace activist Elana Sztokman traces her journey from an Orthodox, 'Israel-can-do-no-wrong' New Yorker who graduated from the same school as Meir Kahane, to a leftist Israeli questioning the viability of the current Jewish state
With northern Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital shut down, the Indonesian Hospital is now the only major functioning medical facility north of Gaza City, despite sustaining damage during recent Israeli military operations
New project to enhance Jewish community safety through training, resilience, and intelligence sharing, with initial support targeting schools in Western and Central Europe.
The police say that the body of 26-year-old Victoria Shkolnik, the mother of a girl, was found buried in the beach sand of Ashkelon's National Park. Alexander Zvialov, 60, stayed in a hideout apartment after the murder and was arrested at Ben Gurion Airport
'We repeatedly warned about the dangers of fighting in areas with hostages. Yagev became a warning light, but ten days later, six more hostages were executed', his mother Esther says