IDF releases names of five soldiers killed in Lebanon fighting ■ Hamas leader Sinwar killed by IDF soldiers in southern Gaza ■ Gallant: Sinwar's death is clear message to residents of Gaza - surrender and release the hostages ■ Hostages Families Forum calls to seize opportunity to reach deal to release hostages
IDF says it struck 'strategic weapons' stored by Hezbollah in underground facility in Beirut ■ EU countries contributing to UNIFIL have no intention of pulling back troops despite calls from Israel to withdraw, Austria's FM says ■ IDF says it allowed 50 aid trucks into north Gaza ■ U.K. PM Starmer says his government is considering sanctions against far-right Israeli ministers ■ Here's what you need to know 376 days into the war
The two were arrested by Israeli soldiers while helping Palestinians with olive harvesting in the West Bank. They face charges of entering a closed military area and identifying with a terrorist organization. The activists claim the soldiers lacked an order designating the area as a closed military zone
Letter from Antony Blinken and Lloyd Austin to their Israeli counterparts came exactly three weeks before the U.S. election. But whoever wins on November 5 will determine what happens next
The event, scheduled for next week, is part of an initiative by the Nachala movement, which is known for establishing illegal outposts in the West Bank. Several ministers and MKs from Likud and Otzma Yehudit are expected to attend
The humanitarian crisis in northern Gaza is worsening, and the U.S. has privately warned that weapon sales would be at risk if Israel doesn't stop disrupting aid shipments
President Vladimir Putin is keen to build up BRICS - which has expanded to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates as well as Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
President Vladimir Putin is keen to build up BRICS - which has expanded to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates as well as Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
Multimedia artist Batia Shani's latest exhibit was meant to reflect on the worst disaster she believed Israel could ever face: the Netanyahu government's judicial coup. But then came the October 7 attack and the Gaza war
Starmer addressed Smotrich's comments on starving Gaza civilians and Ben-Gvir's praise of settler violence, calling the remarks 'abhorrent' and saying, 'we are looking into that'