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Less than a month after the Israeli army's Civil Administration demolished most of the structures in the West Bank hamlet of Khirbet Khalet al-Dabaa, its residents suffer from harassment by settlers, who bring in their flocks and destroy what's left

As antisemitic incidents from Colorado to D.C. to Israel on October 7 skyrocket, it is critical we bear witness to their horrors because they are hard to witness

Anti-Muslim populist Geert Wilders was the winner of the most recent election in the Netherlands, but recent polls have shown he has lost support since joining the government

A prerequisite for any peaceful end to this conflict is one nation acknowledging the suffering of the other. Responses that dismiss the resistance activities of Israeli writers do not advance such a dialogue

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces his first day of cross-examination in his criminal trial on Tuesday, eight years after the investigations into him were first opened. He is charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust across three different corruption cases. Netanyahu's testimony follows years of investigations, deliberations, legal proceedings, and delays. He is the first sitting prime minister in Israeli history to have taken the witness stand as a defendant.

The IDF said that Israeli forces in the area shot toward suspects who breached the designated access routes near the aid compound. Hamas said that in recent days, dozens of Gazans have been killed by IDF fire while waiting to receive food packages

Since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, 861 Israeli soldiers have fallen in combat – including twelve soldiers and one Border Police officer who have been killed since Israel ended the cease-fire in Gaza on March 18

Israel's military pressure on the Gaza terrorist organization has had the desired effect, but the fate of the cease-fire deal remains in its hands

Joe Biden's secrecy about his health casts him as a liar and schemer, reminiscent of Benjamin Netanyahu, while Israelis still receive no regular health updates on their prime minister

Unlike Netanyahu's lengthy responses to his defense attorney's softball questions, prosecutors will demand concise answers – typically yes or no – and this time, his credibility is on the line

U.S.: Authorities detain family of Boulder, Colorado firebomb suspect ■ GAZA: IDF rejects reporting of shooting Gazans near aid centers; Israel calls on residents to evacuate areas in Khan Yunis ■ YEMEN: IDF intercepts Houthi missile as sirens sound across central Israel ■ SYRIA: Two rockets from Syria fall in Israel's Golan Heights, and IDF shells Daraa in response; U.S. to leave seven military bases ■ IRAN: NYT: U.S. interim proposal allows enrichment; Trump says U.S. will 'not allow any enrichment of uranium' in deal

Reports claim the BBC was concerned that Lineker would bring up Gaza during an interview that was slated to air after he left the BBC due to mutual agreement after his antisemitic scandal.

Silver surges 5.4%, gold climbs 2.75% as investors rush to safe-haven assets amid rising global tensions. Are we seeing the start of a major breakout in precious metals?

The negotiations ended after just over an hour, and recent comments by senior officials in both countries indicate they remain far apart on the key conditions for stopping the war

"In Paris, synagogues and the Shoah Memorial: desecrated. In Lyon: a school set on fire and defaced with swastikas."

Far-right Ben-Gvir, who pledged to 'restore order to the streets,' has demonstrated neither competence nor grasp of the crisis, as homicide rates soar across both Arab and Jewish communities, with eight people killed over a single holiday weekend