The proposal to change the composition of the committee that selects Israel's judges has moved forward for approval by the full Knesset. The Attorney General warns it 'casts a heavy political shadow over the judicial system'
The report reveals that the IDF failed to notify the kibbutz's security officer about Hamas infiltrators. A request to keep the security team in shelters instead of deploying them was approved. This led to the terrorists killing Thai and Nepali workers, as well as Nova rave survivors
The two suspects face charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, with a gag order placed on the case. The former spokesperson for Netanyahu claimed he received payment from a foreign entity for state-related work, which is illegal. A senior legal expert told Haaretz the payment could be seen as bribery
'Harming universities, cutting research funding, and punishing scholars does not protect Jews. It fuels conspiracy theories and increases real antisemitism,' a letter signed by over 350 of U.S. Jewish academics states
Netanyahu's English post on X was praised and reshared by Elon Musk. Israel's President Isaac Herzog swiftly responded, defending Israel's 'strong and independent' judicial system
Nevin Thunder Young appeared before the Winnipeg Provincial Court to face charges of facilitating terrorist activity and participation in terrorist group activity.
What will the massive aerial assault, further devastation and the elimination of a few more low-ranking Hamas leaders achieve? Let us hope it is unconnected to Trump's dreams of a Gaza Riviera
The IDF said it has expanded control over the key corridor bisecting Gaza, from which it was required to withdraw as part of the cease-fire agreement with Hamas. An IDF brigade will also prepare for a ground operation in southern Gaza
Ruling against the Trump Administration's position, a New York federal judge has decided that the Columbia graduate's deportation case should not be heard in Louisiana, where he is now detained. His legal team welcomed the decision
The four men were found guilty for their roles in the violence that unfolded on November 7 during the Ajax–Maccabi soccer match riots, when anti-Israel mobs attacked people throughout the city.
Critics fear that Benjamin Netanyahu, or any Israeli prime minister, will succumb to the temptation to use the Shin Bet security service for goals far removed from protecting state security
Several demonstrators said they needed medical attention after being beaten by officers at a protest against the Gaza war. While police claim the protesters disrupted traffic and blocked roads, there is no evidence to support these allegations
Amid protests and criticism that it restricts freedom of assembly, Orbán continues his crackdown on Hungary's LGBT community. Budapest's mayor has announced that pride parades will continue; however, similarities to Putin's policies leave many Hungarians concerned
“The recognition by Fast Company is a source of immense pride for us as Israelis and highlights the global relevance of the problem we are solving,” said AISAP’s CEO.
The anti-government protest groups were thrown into confusion by the war's resurgence, but this demonstration felt like a society awakening. The struggle against the government's actions will be tested in the coming days