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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

Renia Spiegel escaped a ghetto, hid in an attic and was murdered on the street at the age of 18. Her diary, now published in Hebrew, portrays a young women in love and clinging to life. Her sister, Elizabeth Bellak, reflects on Renia's secret confidant and the painful memories it holds

According to sources, Justice Ministry Legal Adviser Yael Kotik, who previously concealed close ties between her husband and Justice Minister Yariv Levin, helped formulate the bill that allows government ministries to advance legislation without consulting legal advisers

Other people's kitchens have one set of dishes. A kosher Jewish kitchen has four. How the simple biblical ban on cooking a kid in milk evolved into a complex system of invisible legal identities

The anti-cheating directives require Muslim women to partly remove their hijab to check for concealed earphones. 'I come to an academic institution to take exams, and this inspection will make me feel like I'm passing through a checkpoint,' one student said

The mural in central Tehran warns: 'If you sow the wind, you will reap the whirlwind.' Revolutionary Guard officials say they are 'more ready than ever, finger on the trigger' and 'ready for all-out war'

A growing Montreal–Israel tech network spotlights innovation and tackles rising cyber risks while building cross‑community ties

A source familiar with the matter said the current search for the last hostage's body could take more than a week, but is not expected to last for many weeks. Speaking to Haaretz, the source added that the 'full Israeli monitoring mechanism' of the crossing would include oversight of entry and exit lists and remote control of Rafah's operations

"Obviously, I’m too old to move, but I think if I were younger, I would be considering leaving the UK," said Mrs Joanna Millan, Holocaust survivor and activist.

A narrow committee vote against acquiring the photographer's work, citing alleged antisemitism, prompted the exit of a senior curator and two advisers at the publicly funded Art Gallery of Ontario

Trump's confrontational approach rests on the assumption that force can reshape Iran's political order. But with no international coalition, a divided opposition and entrenched security forces, war may fuel instability rather than produce lasting change

The findings of the investigative committee into the Submarines Affair point to a governing style marked by secrecy and eroded oversight, raising parallels with Israel's unexamined failures leading up to Hamas' October 7 attack

It's clear that members of the IDF elite units, mainly intelligence, operations and air crews, demonstrated a high degree of conformity throughout the war. They are responsible for most of the civilian deaths in Gaza

Superintendent Rinat Saban stood alone in the courtroom on Sunday, challenging one of the most powerful people in the country and his refusal to approve her promotion. Her boss, Police Commissioner Danny Levy, left her to fight alone

Rümeysa Öztürk was detained after co-authoring an op-ed urging her university to 'acknowledge the Palestinian genocide' and divest from Israel-linked companies. Newly unsealed documents show Marco Rubio recommended deporting five foreign students over Gaza war activism despite free speech concerns

Mobile phones, vehicles and weapons have recently been seen in Gaza, with the military acknowledging most originate in Israel. As markets overflow with smuggled goods and financial channels go unchecked, IDF officials warn: 'We may end up funding Hamas' rebuilding, truck after truck'

Israel's inclusion of European parties with openly antisemitic pasts in an international antisemitism conference in Jerusalem this week grants them symbolic rehabilitation. But a deeper danger lies in this calculated move

Israel's inclusion of European parties with openly antisemitic pasts in an international antisemitism conference in Jerusalem this week grants them symbolic rehabilitation. But a deeper danger lies in this calculated move