Turkish businessmen, risking financial damage as a result of the boycott, put pressure on Erdogan to reconsider. But the head of the Manufacturers Association in Israel thinks the easing of the restrictions is just 'an illusion'
CIA chief heads back to U.S. after meetings with Netanyahu and Mossad head and stop in Cairo ■ Hamas' delegation for negotiations leaves for Doha, blames Israel of trying to scuttle truce talks by entering Rafah ■ WHO says it has only three days of fuel left for medical operations in southern Gaza ■ Over 150 Israelis blocked a Jordanian aid convoy heading to Gaza ■ Here's what you need to know 216 days into the war
Egyptians, including critics of President Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi, take to social media to criticize 'brainwashed' soldiers for their harsh treatment of the teenage Palestinian on the Egyptian side of the crossing with the Gaza Strip
An icon of the counterculture movement in the '60s and '70s, former fugitive Mark Rudd has been avidly watching the Gaza encampments and pro-Palestinian activists on U.S. campuses, and is worried about their 'moral purity' and 'blurred line between violence and nonviolence'
Israel is under threat, but not from U.S. campuses. Without a vision that ensures equality and dignity for all the people of the region, what's left for protesters to propose but a one-state solution?
While Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid said Ben-Gvir's tweet endangered 'every IDF soldier and every Israeli citizen', Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said 'we will achieve complete victory in this war despite Biden's pushback'
As an Irish-born, Israeli journalist living in Tel Aviv, I am forced to navigate the deteriorating, often publicly antagonistic relationship between Ireland and Israel regarding the war in Gaza. But there is one question posed by my friends and family in Dublin that I struggle to answer
A total of 822 Israeli civilians have been murdered the start of the Israel-Hamas war on October 7, leaving 630 children orphaned, 177 people widowed, and 693 parents bereaved
When Rotem Codish's partner returned from serving in Gaza, she found she couldn't talk to him like before, so she started drawing illustrations of what they were experiencing. This daily series documented their most intimate problems, highlighting how couples cope in times of war
It was news that Turkey severed trade relations with Israel, but not news that 120 other countries didn't. The hard facts are still waiting to emerge, but Israel shouldn't be complacent
Reuven Kahane – relative of Meir Kahane, an extremist rabbi who was banned from Israeli politics for racism and ultimately assassinated – was charged with assault in the 2nd degree, an NYPD spokesperson reported
With a shipment of some 3,500 bombs currently on halt, U.S. President Joe Biden is sending a clear message to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about a ground operation in Gaza
Dani Dayan, the head of Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust memorial and museum, tells Haaretz that the notion that Israel has no right to exist might end up 'the undoing of the universities, not of the Jews'
Ohio law dictates that people cannot gather 'to commit a misdemeanor while wearing white caps, masks, or other disguise' – putting pro-Palestinian demonstrators trying to hide their identity at risk of committing a felony
According to Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics, Israel and its West Bank settlements population is expected to reach over 10 million by next year's Independence Day
Even though the intelligence agency's responsibility for the catastrophic failure of October 7 is marginal compared to that of other organizations, it was involved in various ways in Israel's activity in Gaza, primarily in the flow of Qatari funds to Hamas