A lawsuit filed by two students accuses MIT and a tenured professor of harassment, discrimination and retaliation, alleging the administration ignored their complaints. The suit follows similar legal action taken against other elite universities
The key dispute is Hamas's demand that a cease-fire guarantee an end to the war within two months, which Israel firmly rejects. Israel, in turn, demands that Hamas disarm and its leaders go into exile, a condition Hamas strongly opposes
Motion 42 asks for the BMA to affirm "the right of healthcare professionals and medical students to criticize states, governments, or institutions for actions that contravene international law."
Israel's military campaign and U.S. involvement may help hardliners in Tehran push past internal resistance to cross the nuclear threshold – all while strengthening Netanyahu politically at home
Israel's military campaign and U.S. involvement may help hardliners in Tehran push past internal resistance to cross the nuclear threshold – all while strengthening Netanyahu politically at home
Iran's enrichment capability may be damaged, but not destroyed. Israeli nuclear experts spoke with Haaretz about how small-scale operations could resume, what was hit, and why a cease-fire alone won't stop a bomb
Despite the boasts of victory, it is not clear that the Iranian threat has been removed, that Israel's political risk has improved, or that military spending can be contained
Israeli Arab journalists have struggled to report on the deep social crisis taking over the Palestinian society. The war with Iran has only made things worse
The White House statement, attributed to the Israel Atomic Energy Commission, is an extremely rare case of the U.S. government releasing Israeli intelligence before it was made public by the Prime Minister's Office, which controls the agency
While the strikes on Iran were planned meticulously for two decades, one detail was overlooked: Providing functioning shelters for much of the civilian population
Dozens of Israeli military jets flew to strike targets in the Islamic Republic every night. But how long could Israel have kept up with maintenance, refueling and keeping its pilots fresh?
Many had great hopes as Pope Leo XIV seemed ready to renew Catholicism's commitment to interreligious solidarity, but when missiles began raining down on Tel Aviv, those hopes were quickly tested.
The airlines from the UAE, Cyprus and Greece will be the first three foreign airlines to return to Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport following the Israel-Iran war
Iran's bargaining power appears severely weakened by the heavy blows it suffered and the clear military dominance shown by Israel and the U.S. Still, assuming Tehran will accept total surrender or any U.S. proposal may be misguided
As public attention shifted to Israel's war with Iran, which began earlier this month, the death toll in Gaza surged, reaching 1,063 killed and 3,904 wounded by Tuesday
When it came to Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump helped Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu down from his tree. When it comes to Gaza, Perhaps Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman can play a similar role
Iran’s threat to block the strait has already sent shock waves through trade and transport sectors, with broader consequences expected if the regime follows through