The restaurant, which was opened six weeks ago in the popular destination for Israelis in Greece, was spray-painted with graffiti warning: 'No Zionist is safe here,' and other anti-IDF statements. The restaurant's owner said the authorities were investigating the incident
While the BBC declared the documentary an "important record," but by failing to disclose the narrator's connection to Hamas, it breached editorial guidelines on accuracy.
Netanyahu and the ministers argued during a security cabinet discussion on Sunday that the army's timeline for setting up the area was 'unreasonable,' with the construction taking over a year and costing billions, an official said
Syria called it a technical error tied to database reforms, but the brief resclassification raised concerns for Palestinians over rights and identity. Despite historical integration, Palestinians in Syria remain vulnerable to shifts in administrative policy
Following the Sunday hack, the internet erupted with memes, with one user sarcastically commenting that the character "has been selected as Columbia University's next President
Yonatan Urich's name has been implicated in BibiLeaks from the beginning, but as Haaretz revealed along the way, the police have been in no rush to investigate. If it weren't for Qatargate, he might not have been tried for security offenses
Sergio DellaPergola's critique of Nir Hasson's article and the Gaza Mortality Survey, which showed that death toll of the Gaza war may stand at 100,000 is error-laden and internally contradictory. Here's why
The arrival of the Wall Street bank “is testimony to the value we bring,” added Island co-founder and CTO Dan Amiga, noting that “many of the world’s largest banks have already chosen Island.”
'If they will be deported into the new 'humanitarian city', then you can say that this is part of an ethnic cleansing,' he said. 'It is to deport them, to push them and to throw them away. There is no other understanding that I have, at least'
Aladin Hassan, a Palestinian citizen of Israel who plays professionally in Qatar and on Palestine's national team, says the Shin Bet accused him of 'aligning with an enemy state' and threatened to strip him of citizenship
'This struggle isn't a sprint, but an ultra-ultra-marathon': Nir Yanovsky, who ran from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem to raise awareness for the 50 hostages still being held in Gaza captivity, believes that both hostage deals – secured in November 2023 and in January 2025 – were the result of public pressure
The ultra-Orthodox parties realize that resubmitting a bill to disperse the Knesset, which would result in a snap election, is not legally or practically possible, and that their sole remaining option is to quit the government
We are standing at a precipice and must now move forward, with clarity and courage. No cease-fire, partial normalization with Syria or Saudi Arabia, or regional political framework will be sustainable or complete as long as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains unsolved
One missile shook a shabby part of the city center, while another hit the Hadar neighborhood that developers believe will shine once again. 'They still haven't discovered that it has a great vibe,' the mayor says
Gali Baharav-Miara said she will not appear at the hearing before the ministers because it is unlawful, its outcome is predetermined, and it severely harms the rule of law and democracy. She warned that the government has turned her dismissal into a political process that gravely undermines the independence of legal counsel
Items banned by Israel include operating tables, scalpels and vaporizers for people with respiratory disorders. The IDF said its policy is 'not a blanket ban,' saying it has allowed 'dual-use' products that could also be used by Hamas to enter Gaza 'despite the security risks'
A new database offers a fascinating glimpse into the inventions submitted by residents of pre-state Israel to the British Mandate's patent registrar. How was the first juicer described, and whatever became of the rotating toothbrush?