New research proves the Sahara and Arabia had green cycles for million of years, during which African and Asian animals met on the peninsula. Why not archaic humans too?
A student activist was suspended over an anti-war protest at a defense and security-related job fair. Meanwhile, the university's rector instructed staff to 'express positions grounded in public consensus' and avoid calls for 'controversial political action'
The Israeli foreign ministry said that the suspension of talks was due to 'anti-Israel obsession and domestic political considerations.' Among the settlers sanctioned is veteran activist Daniella Weiss, head of the Nachala movement ■ Israeli ambassador Tzipi Hotovely summoned by U.K. gov't
Palestinians are posting messages of surrender online, with many emphasizing they only seek 'survival, peace and freedom.' Similar sentiments were shared on Monday in Khan Yunis as Gazans protested Hamas
On October 7, 2023, Nissan Dekalo patrolled Kibbutz Nahal Oz for hours and held off dozens of Hamas terrorists. Dekalo's heroism saved hundreds of lives, but the captivity of one kibbutz member is affecting his recovery from that day
The two were arrested in late April after they had been in constant contact with Iranian agents for several months. Authorities said that the two acted 'with full awareness that they were operating under Iranian direction'
The IDF has been promising to reinforce the eastern border for years, but rusty barbed wire remains the only obstacle between the countries. 'I won't tell my residents that it'll be okay, because it's not,' said the security officer of one moshav
Decades of failed attempts, shifting alliances, and a collapsing regime: New clues reveal how the Mossad finally secured a trove of documents and possessions belonging to Eli Cohen – and how Ahmed al-Sharaa may have been involved
The thrust of Michael Sfard's fourth book, subtitled 'A Journey to the Roots of the Constitutional Coup,' lies in its challenge to anyone who claims to oppose Benjamin Netanyahu's policies
The new outpost, adjacent to a village near Ramallah in the West Bank, stands between one of the residents' and his sheep enclosure. Authorities haven't expelled the settlers despite stop-work orders being issued. The IDF: 'The area does not invade the area where the Bedouins reside'
The Lufthansa Group has once again pushed back its return to Israel. U.S. airline Delta announced it would resume service on the popular Tel Aviv–New York route starting Tuesday. Air France and Transavia have yet to announce when they plan to resume flights
When hospitals and universities in Gaza are systematically destroyed, when children are buried beneath rubble, when millions are bombed, starved, and displaced – this is not a semantic issue. It's a moral one
Equinox Gold's Q1 earnings disappoint: revenue, production down QoQ despite YoY gains. Analyst Steve Hyland on The Deep Dive highlights Greenstone's ramp-up issues and rising costs.
Israeli far-right Channel 14's coverage of humanitarian aid to Gaza reveals a disturbing moral calculus: starvation is acceptable, as long as no one sees it
Despite Netanyahu's approval of limited aid to Gaza under U.S. pressure, the plan's execution is raising alarms – from fears of forced displacement and clan-led boycotts to logistical failures and security risks surrounding the American firm tasked with distributing food
Dr. Tomo Potokar has been to several war zones, including South Sudan and Ukraine. He says that the targeting of civilian infrastructure by Israeli forces is unparalleled: 'Here, it's a different scenario'
Mike Huckabee, the U.S. Ambassador to Israel, said the United States can't guarantee that the U.S.-supplied aid won't reach Hamas, and that a Palestinian state doesn't necessarily have to be within Israeli-controlled territory