Mossad chief Gofman removed the heads of the agency's Intelligence Directorate and Iran Division following the failure. One source criticized Gofman's decision to dismiss the two senior officials, saying that he was a key supporter of regime change
After AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic went rogue and hacked other companies, the Trump administration's response is now under the lens of bipartisan scrutiny.
Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein and ex-MK Gilad Erdan launched a right-wing alternative aimed at voters who support Netanyahu's coalition but oppose Haredi draft exemptions and seek a 'national' probe into the failures that led to the Oct. 7 attack
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Backed by Republicans who have been burned by President Trump, the former Fox News host appears to be ready to launch a new party. Such a move could usher in a new political dynamic, in which antisemitism is normalized
A U.K. charity regulator has opened a probe into funding for West Bank settlements after allegations that dozens of nonprofits transferred large sums to communities considered illegal under international law
According to the ministry, ten cases have been diagnosed since the start of the summer, and three of those patients remain hospitalized. Meanwhile, mosquitoes carrying the virus have been reportedly detected in several communities in central Israel
The IDF began its raid on the Qalandiyah refugee camp north of Jerusalem early Wednesday, seizing homes and converting them into military positions. After months of calm, residents questioned the timing of the operation, accusing the government of political motives
An exhibition at Liebling Haus – the White City Center looks into the past for clues about the city's future. Also this week: An Israeli musicial duo offers hope in dark times and movie about a troubled family wins record nominations for Israel's Oscars
Prosecutors said the two, an Israeli man and a Ukrainian woman, received cryptocurrency worth about $4,470 for carrying out assignments for an Iranian handler. A planned $1,500 mission was thwarted after their arrest