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American history shows that reliance on courts as engines of liberal reform is problematic both in terms of norms and strategy. Israel should take note

'This kind of attack leaves a real impact on people's sense of security, and in this case, particularly, within Toronto's Jewish community,' Toronto Police Service Chief Myron Demkiw said about the shooting

The era of 'peak TV' (and most definitely 'peak Israeli TV') is over. But the French TV festival included many gems

Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, also known as Shahzeb Jadoon, had been charged with planning an ISIS-inspired attack on New York's Jewry on the one-year anniversary of the October 7 massacre.

Trump administration sources told the Wall Street Journal that the United States is weighing closing a military base in one of several European countries, potentially in Spain or Germany

The chart suggested ships travel further north through waters closer to Iran's mainland near Larak Island, a route that some ships were observed taking before Tehran's and Washington's cease-fire. It remains unclear if the Revolutionary Guard cleared any mining on the route

Half of Israel's reptiles are endangered. But they can be saved: the Beer Sheva fringe fingered lizard and friends star in 'The Red Book of Reptiles', which began with surveys and marks the start of new conservation efforts

Due to the Gaza war, the number of Israeli soldiers diagnosed with brain injuries has significantly increased over the past two years and estimates suggest the phenomenon is even more widespread. But Israel has yet to formulate a comprehensive rehabilitation policy, and the burden of care often falls on their families

Civil defense services reported over a thousand were wounded in the IDF's largest coordinated strike campaign since the start of the war. The Tasnim news agency reported Iran would withdraw from its cease-fire agreement if Israeli attacks on Lebanon continued

The Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Ministry published a brief that examined Albanese's conduct, calling it "fundamentally incompatible" with the responsibilities of her role.

Tehran aims now not only to remove Trump's threat that the Iranian 'civilization will die' and to settle passage in the strait, but also to draw out a new map of regional control in a security agreement under which it preserves the status of a regional power

From Tehran studios to global museums, Iranian artists balance visibility and risk, using tradition and modernity to test the boundaries of what can be said

Don't be afraid to show emotion, tell the truth and keep explanations short, counsels Talia Levanon of the Israel Trauma Coalition

The Litani River has become a cherished aspiration for messianic elements and a magic solution to the security threat from Lebanon. Israel is repeating a familiar idea – and expecting a different outcome

A source informed of the talks - which were conducted by special U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, the Pakistani army chief, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan of Turkey and his Iranian counterpart - told Haaretz that Trump announced the cease-fire on social media just 15-20 minutes after a verbal agreement was reached. The source added that the issue of Iranian tolls for passage through the Hormuz Strait will be addressed in follow-up negotiations in Pakistan

As the U.S. seeks stability and confronts Iran, Israel's expanding military and ideological posture risks placing it on the same destabilizing spectrum it aims to defeat

What began with sweeping promises of regime change and the destruction of Iran's nuclear capabilities ends in a fragile cease-fire, mounting losses, and a profound erosion of Israel's strategic position