A decade ago, Netanyahu aspired to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons for at least 10-15 years. Last month's attack failed to achieve that goal, so the only remaining option it an agreement that contains limitations and supervision in exchange for lifting sanctions
Following the war with Israel, Iranian authorities have detained hundreds in a new zero-tolerance policy for contact with the Jewish state: 'They can accuse anyone of being a spy'
Removing Ayman Odeh from the Knesset without legal grounds would be a disgrace to both the parliament and the country – especially when Jewish Israeli lawmakers call for genocide or ethnic cleansing without consequence
Just as outposts have been labeled 'young settlements' and most of them have been legalized, that violent 'handful' that attacked the Israel Defense Forces will also be integrated into the mainstream, which is already benefiting from its 'legal' status
The IDF reported 36 Iranian missiles that hit – and 14 percent that missed ■ American researchers identified 10 unreported impact sites ■ Footage from Jordan suggests that around 200 interceptors were launched, at a cost of billions
Mayor Yair Maayan had to find an original way to make headlines – by causing headlines to disappear. The standard of living is terrible, and the city is falling apart, but the main thing is that the residents are protected from editorials
ISA added that it regretted not taking a clear position condemning the situation in Gaza, and the suspension of ISS "reflects the extraordinary gravity of the current situation."
Outgoing National Unity MK Gadi Eisenkot is reportedly leaning toward joining former right-wing Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's new party – a move that could leave Yair Lapid in a tough spot on the center-left
Investigative Committee stated that Sergei Torop and his aides caused serious mental and physical harm to followers, including 'moral harm' to 16 people.
Israeli and international rights groups called to shut down the Gaza Humanitarian Fund, citing reports that over 500 Palestinians were killed and nearly 4,000 injured while trying to access aid at its four distribution sites
In an interview, the top government official was asked about the Haaretz report that the prime minister's candidate said in closed talks that Israel's judicial system is 'a dictatorship that controls the entire country'
Anat Angrest is worried that Netanyahu recently said he wanted to 'rescue' hostages – she knows IDF strikes in Gaza could kill her son, Matan. But she's hopeful after the Iran operation: 'Ministers are talking about ending the war'
In an interview, Netanyahu's son said the Israeli Supreme Court justices are a system backed by left-wing elites seeking to 'dismantle Zionism.' He claimed, 'Israel's governing system is very similar to the Iranian model'
Mamdani secured 56 percent of the vote, while Andrew Cuomo received 44 percent. With over 545,000 votes, he received the highest number in a Democratic mayoral primary since 1989
As Netanyahu polishes his shoes for the Oval Office, Israelis who love and loathe Trump alike see him as the only hope for ending the Gaza war, as June alone claimed the lives of 20 soldiers
German prosecutors said the man, whom they named as Ali S. under German privacy law, spied on three properties in June in preparation for further intelligence activities, including possibly attacks on Jewish targets
From Tehran's iconic Glass Building to the monumental Azadi Stadium, architect Abdol-Aziz Farmanfarmaian helped shape Iran's modern identity – but died in exile, far from the city he helped build