A 47-year-old Palestinian man went up to the roof of his West Bank home with his son for a smoke. He was shot to death by an Israeli army sniper for no apparent reason
The violence in their community and the segregation in their children's schools have driven hundreds of Eritrean asylum seekers to seek greener pastures
They're accused of being irrational, of supporting a tyrant who is destroying democracy. Six proud Bibi supporters explain what they believe the Israeli left is refusing to grasp
ISRAEL: Missile fired from Yemen shot down before entering Israeli territory, IDF says; Woman stabbed to death in terror attack in central Israel ■ GAZA: At least 50 killed in Israeli strike on hospital in northern Gaza, Hamas-run Health Ministry says ■ LEBANON: IDF says it struck weapons transfer facilities on Lebanon-Syria border
Hostage families begging their fellow Israelis, hat in hand, for help. Furious parents of IDF soldiers pointlessly killed. Besieged Arab citizens emigrating. Rising addiction rates. In Israel today, 'unity' is a bitter word
The images at Local Testimony 2024 are searing, even if Gaza photographers have given the event a miss. Also in the Cultural Roundup this week, great works of art come out of a bomb shelter, and Jaffa's Greek Market takes a last stand before demolition
The German-Jewish philosopher's concept of practicing inner dialogues and developing skepticism helps to make judgment calls in difficult times – and there is no more difficult time than now
In tent camps, Palestinian teenagers are undergoing training in firearms, rocket-propelled grenades and explosives ■ Defense Minister Katz is good at undercutting the IDF chief of staff, whose personnel crisis is deepening
Bracha Shalev, whose husband and son were murdered in Nir Oz on October 7, lost her friend from the kibbutz, Hanna Katzir, this week. ' I have a neighbor who was in captivity and I can't look her in the eye. She hasn't come back; she's still in the tunnels'
The attacker was shot in the lower body by nearby security guards and taken to hospital. The Shin Bet said he served as a former security informant for Israel in the West Bank and was transferred to Israel after being exposed
The three women were arrested in September on suspicion of trespassing, after distributing flyers calling for the release of the hostages at the Herzliya synagogue. Their lawyer: 'Their false arrest is a badge of shame for the Israel Police'
On behalf of his expat wife in Miami, the prime minister lashed out at the media – while air force pilots were risking their lives over Yemen ■ Netanyahu sends his defense minister to thwart the hostage deal and a few other things ■ A state commission of inquiry under Bibi is a very elusive animal