Santiago Abascal, the leader of Spain's far-right Vox party who have drawn criticism for Islamophobia, anti-immigrant rhetoric and anti-LGBTQ positions, came to Israel and met with Netanyahu to denounce the Spanish left-wing government
Arendt, who fled the Nazis and famously covered the Eichmann trial, firmly believed in an international criminal court as a protection against genocide. So would she have supported the potential ICC arrest warrants against Israeli and Hamas leaders?
During a tour of the sites attacked on October 7 in southern Israel, the failed Republican presidential candidate joined the trend of signing an IDF missile. 'Can you please take her back?' retorted a peace activist, 'we already have one Ben-Gvir'
Emek Hefer Regional Council head says the incident was not unusual and that shootings in the area 'have become [a] daily' occurrence, and residents testify that they live in fear
In court for a hearing to extend their detentions, one of the women had a cast on her arm and the other had signs of bruises on her neck. One of the protesters was 'pinned to the ground and choked during the arrest,' her lawyer says
Little children with cancer are treated at this unique Israeli preschool like 'normal' kids, with the goal of reintegrating them into the community. 'One mother said that the doctors saved her son's life and the preschool saved his soul'
Palestinian residents of the southern Gaza city of Rafah have reported an escalation of fighting Tuesday as Israeli forces pressed their assault on the border town once seen as the territory's last refuge. Israel says it is carrying out limited operations in eastern Rafah along the Gaza-Egypt border, as the United States and other […]
As I approached the entrance of Kibbutz Nir Oz, I saw a crowd of delegates and journalists gathered around former Ambassador to the United Nations and presidential candidate Nikki Haley. Haley was speaking with two members of the Kibbutz, Rita Lifshitz and Ron Baht, who would guide her through the homes and recount the […]
Two mass-casualty incidents in Gaza this week have shown that the international community is no longer willing to listen to Israel's explanations and is not as patient toward the IDF as it was seven months ago
The survival instinct and the lust for power have forced members of the ruling Israeli coalition to close ranks, while the opposition cannot even agree who will lead the anti-Netanyahu bloc – which enjoys the support of most Israelis and which has the power to oust the government
The anti-Israel activists claimed that the police used tear gas, operated fire extinguishers and threw stones at the protesters, who they said included children, seniors, and disabled people.
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The Met estimated that between 8,000-10,000 people had attended the protest at its height, and noted that most "left without incident at the required time."
Skiboky Stora was charged with three counts of assault in the third degree as a hate crime, one count of stalking in the third degree as a hate crime, and aggravated harassment in the second degree.