Masked, mounted and armed with assault rifles: The village of Ras al-Ein offers a grim case study in how settler violence, facilitated by the police and the IDF, is part of a strategy to drive Palestinians out of the Jordan valley
The district court judge said that the police's evidence demonstrated that the driver's actions may 'fall somewhere between reckless and negligent homicide', and that there is no need to detain him. The driver's release is suspended until the police decide whether to appeal the district court's decision
Kehilat Har-El in Jerusalem says the World Union for Progressive Judaism is threatening it with a lawsuit and eviction if it does not withdraw its objection to a development plan on an adjacent lot. WUPJ denies the allegations in an urgent letter sent this week to Reform movement leaders worldwide
West Midlands Police Chief Constable Craig Guildford is under fire after citing 'unsubstantiated or erroneous' security concerns to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a match against Aston Villa. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said the police 'capitulated and collaborated with Islamists'
Likud remains the largest party with 26 seats, according to the Channel 13 News poll, but Netanyahu's coalition does not have the majority necessary to form a government. Neither does the opposition, which cannot form a government without the Arab parties
Following the Lebanese Army's statement that it has gained 'operational control' of southern Lebanon, Netanyahu's office said that the Shi'ite militant group has been making 'efforts to rearm and rebuild its terror infrastructure with Iranian support'
At least six synagogues were targeted in similar incidents that according to Israeli crypto transaction monitoring company Nominis were similar to bomb threat hoaxes in 2018.
The X account, which also had the tag "BXSniper," also expressed animosity toward white people and US President Donald Trump, who was described as a devil and pedophile.
Australia's Prime Minister announced the Royal Commission inquiry after having met with Jewish families and survivors, he said. The inquiry will take place alongside a separate investigation into law enforcement agencies following the attack
Born in Haifa, Lupolianski won several awards and honors, including the Israel Prize and the President's Award for Volunteerism; in 2014, he was convicted of bribery as part of the Holyland affair
Qatar is funding hospitals in Jerusalem and the Bethlehem area that are supposed to absorb patients from Gaza, sparking fears that Qatar is using humanitarian aid as cover to move Gazans into the West Bank, including people affiliated with Hamas or other terrorist organizations