43-year-old, Hashem Younis Hashem Hnaihen, allegedly smashed the glass front doors of businesses and left behind warning letters, U.S' Justice Department said
Netanyahu's stops in Paris, Rome and Berlin, each lasted three days, with Paris, being the most expensive, costing taxpayers one million dollars. Rome's travel expenses tallied about half a million dollars, with Berlin coming in at $302,000
The Palestinian Authority has no ability to govern Gaza and the only ones in Israel with a postwar plan are those in favor of annexation. While returning Gaza to the mandate era sounds like an opening for another colonialist intervention, in reality, international bodies are already running the Strip
At least one person was killed when dozens of Jewish settlers descended on Jit on Thursday night; Yair Golan: 'Settlers are a violent group that enjoys enormous government support'
'The parties hope to see progress within the next 24 hours,' a source told Haaretz. Iran also received an update on the talks, indicating indirect Iranian involvement in the negotiations, and the efforts by the U.S., Qatar, and Egypt to prevent an escalation by Iran and Hezbollah
She's coped with loss, rejection and being an outsider, but has never left the stage. At 94, Lea Koenig, the first lady of Israeli theater, talks about what's needed for a long and meaningful life
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An American who grew up Catholic learns a lot on his trip to Israel, and an Israeli who got into shamanism because 'the spirit sent him there'
All of Netanyahu's considerations collide at Doha ■ The Americans have been surprised by how much Israel has damaged Hamas but believe it has achieved everything it can ■ Hezbollah has created a balance of fear with Israel but also has a disadvantage
Progress at the cease-fire talks in Doha will determine the timetable of a cessation of hostilities in Lebanon, but it remains unclear how Hezbollah will behave after the summit – and whether it will agree to forgo its revenge attack for the assassination of a top commander
Hands and feet in shackles. Eyes blindfolded. No moving. No talking. And, sometimes, violent beatings. Days upon days, weeks upon weeks pass like this at the Sde Teiman facility for Hamas terrorists and Palestinian civilians from Gaza. These interviewees know. They served there
Report: Hezbollah will not launch attack on Israel during negotiations in Qatar, retaliation is 'not urgent' ■ Palestinian killed after masked settlers descend on West Bank village; U.S. condemns attack ■ Cease-fire, hostage release talks continue in Qatar ■ French, U.K. foreign ministers to meet Israeli counterpart in Jerusalem
Both camps use star power, megadonors and networking to rally support among the Jewish community in an election where Israel and antisemitism may be more front of mind than any previous race
Israel's accountant general welcomes British bank's decision 'to resist antisemitic and anti-Israel pressures, particularly those promoted by BDS movements'