Protesters testified that a black car drove slowly past the demonstration, fired at them, and hit one of the protesters. 'The car's passenger pulled something long out of the window. I heard a noise and felt something hit my sign,' said one protester
Ilya Bratman, whose Hillel network oversees the TNS branch, told the Post that the organization was in contact with the university and the USS decision would not be accepted.
Police Commissioner Danny Levy said last week that some killings are 'spontaneous and eruptive events' that are difficult to prevent, while others stem from organized crime and turf wars. He said police are acting forcefully to target and dismantle those groups' infrastructure
The attorney who represented the couple welcomed the ruling as a victory for humanitarian justice, saying the court ended the Interior Ministry's 'rigid and cruel' approach. The state was also ordered to pay 15,000 shekels and conduct further security review
The proposed plan reportedly includes U.S. troop withdrawal and an end to the naval blockade. Trump said he would review the proposal but expressed doubt it would be accepted, saying that Iran 'has not yet paid a big enough price'
Senior Israel police officers attended after the far-right minister's invitation, alongside district commanders, the prisons chief, activist Benzi Gopstein – convicted of incitement to terrorism – and aide Osher Gabay, convicted of assaulting a Palestinian
With no breakthrough in talks four weeks into the U.S.-Iran cease-fire, frustration is mounting in Washington over Tehran's refusal to halt uranium enrichment. As fighting persists in Lebanon and U.S. pressure grows, renewed American strikes on Iran are again being considered
The new charges included public incitement of hatred, unlawful assembly while masked, participation in a riot while masked, and mischief, interference with the lawful enjoyment of property.
Eisenkot, Lapid and Bennett all promise to turn back time, offering up a 'government of change,' while continuing the same occupation, apartheid, militarism, wars and military operations, which none of them ever opposed; they were always in favor
Mohammadi won the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize while in prison for her campaign to advance women's rights and abolish the death penalty in Iran. She suffered a suspected heart attack in late March, her family said, and has been transferred to the hospital due to a 'catastrophic deterioration of her health'