Footage shows Sara Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister's wife, ignoring a hostage's father as he greets her at the Lubavitcher burial place in New York. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum penned an open letter to President Trump, warning of 'any attempts to sabotage the deal'
The man was sentenced to death for allegedly providing Mossad with access to Iranian government databases and investigating electronic imports, the judiciary news outlet Mizan said. Executions of accused Israeli spies in Iran have surged this year, particularly following June's aerial conflict
The new American proposal to end the Gaza war and free the hostages, and Monday's meeting between the U.S. president and the Israeli prime minister, will both be disastrous failures unless Trump convinces Hamas and the world that Netanyahu takes orders from him, not the other way around
Israel's government began withholding unprecedented funds from the Palestinian Authority in June. The security cabinet seemingly never discussed the move – it was led by far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich alone. Unlike previous U.S. administrations, Trump is cooperating
Violence from the right and the left, as well as increased social media usage, has exacerbated antisemitism, says Pamela Nadell, a Jewish history professor at American University.
Israel's National Security Committee pushed forward a controversial bill mandating death sentences for terrorists, despite legal advisers deeming the vote unlawful and warnings that it could endanger hostages' lives
Israeli forces have entered Gaza's Al-Shati refugee camp for the third time since the war began, marking potential zones with Israeli hostages. On one IDF officer's table sits a model of the Temple Mount. 'It's here so they understand what we're fighting for,' he explains
The influence of lobbies like AIPAC, and the potential electoral implications of publicly criticizing Israel, have long been a staple of the conversation. But the ground is shifting, and pro-Israel exceptionalism is much less tolerable in almost every wing of the Democratic Party
Haaretz reveals the full document proposed by the former prime minister of the United Kingdom for a postwar Gaza Strip: A regime run by affluent foreigners with Palestinian executives at the bottom
Nissim Vaturi of Netanyahu's Likud was not subject to criminal investigation for alleged incitement to violence against Palestinians, despite his repeated calls to 'burn Gaza,' the attorney general and state prosecutor decided last May
Levy, whose column 'Twilight Zone' documents Palestinian life under Israeli occupation, was described by the mayor of Athens as a journalist who 'gives voice to the silenced, exposes crimes in Gaza, and condemns violence, expulsions and genocide'
Mohammed al-Daya, a journalist who worked in the Palestinian Information Center, was reportedly killed in an Israeli strike on a tent in Deir al-Balah; Palestinian reports said an airstrike killed 17 women and children in a residential building in Gaza City
As Italian parliament members sail toward Gaza on the flotilla, an estimated 700 foreign ministry employees called on Italy to take measures against Israel and protect the flotilla, days after a nationwide general strike and day of protest in solidarity with Gaza
Investigators arrived at the National Security Ministry, headed by Itamar Ben-Gvir, with an arrest warrant for his chief of staff, Hanamel Dorfman, but he said he would appear voluntarily. The Israeli Prison Service chief was also investigated
In a Fox News interview, the prime minister also expressed doubts that a reformed Palestinian Authority could govern postwar Gaza, a topic that, according to a diplomatic source, will be discussed in Monday's meeting with Trump amid Netanyahu's firm opposition to any PA role in the territory