Israel has historically boycotted the FPÖ. The president of the Jewish community said they would 'unanimously' continue to boycott the party, which was founded by an SS general in 1955. Its member who met Netanyahu, Harald Vilimsky, hailed the meeting as being of 'historic proportions'
In response to High Court petitions, the government stated that medical treatment could be exploited to help 'establish ties with terrorist activity, including recruitment, transfer of information and the establishment of terrorist infrastructure'
President Trump's Board of Peace claims to be limiting Israel's role in Gaza. In reality, the second phase of the cease-fire is designed to transfer the burden of controlling Gaza from Israel to regional powers – all while keeping the instruments of dominance firmly in Israeli hands
Gvili's body was found in a mass grave in Gaza City, the IDF said. 'With all the sorrow and all the pain, now we can finally mourn, now we can finally recognize and understand that Rani is home,' his aunt said
'The West Bank is for Israel both the holiest place in the world,' researcher Dror Etkes told Haaretz, 'and the place to dump all the waste it doesn't know what to do with ... especially if that waste can help settlers seize more agricultural land from Palestinians'
The Knesset was set to vote on the state budget in its first reading, but a dispute over legislation exempting ultra-Orthodox men from military service forced a delay. Coalition partners warn the crisis could endanger passage of the budget by the March deadline
The European Jewish Congress issued a condemnation and said the vandalism of the graves was 'not isolated' but rather 'part of a wider escalation that begins with words, continues with targeting and intimidation and ends in acts like this'
A U.S. campaign to topple Iran's ayatollahs could last longer than the 12-day war of last June, meaning billions more in missile-interception costs, wear and tear on Israeli fighter jets and another surge in defense spending