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The practice of wielding the law unequally against some, while failing to hold others to account, goes way back in Israel, but not against the right wing

NSC Spokesperson John Kirby claimed a deal is on the table, but Western diplomats whose countries are involved in the Israel-Hamas negotiations deny knowledge of a breakthrough in talks

This waiting game is part of the attack – Hassan Nasrallah has even said as much – and perhaps Iran and Hezbollah are hoping that the suspense will indeed kill us

IDF to reinvade Beit Hanoun • Halevi promises quick response if Iran attacks Israel

If Israel wants to remain the homeland for all Jews, it cannot afford to lower its guard on the liberal values of democracy that protect all people

White House says that 'we are as close as we think we have ever been' to a hostage release/cease-fire deal ■ Families of UNIFIL officials reportedly evacuated from Lebanon ■ Turkey formally asks to join South Africa's ICJ lawsuit accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza ■ Germany and France reject Israeli finance minister's remark that it would be 'right and moral' to starve two million Gazans ■ Here's what you need to know 306 days into the war

Yulia Shamalov-Berkovich appointment as head of Israel's Channel 13 was controversial, given her overt pro-Netanyahu stance, but after she was recorded saying 'there are many bad journalists at the station,' a staff revolt led to the channel announcing she will be replaced

The New York Times named the protester as 22-year-old Ava Moayeri, a German of Iranian origins.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said his Democratic rival decided not to pick the Pennsylvania governor because 'he's Jewish and they think they're going to offend somebody else'

Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli met with Black Cube in June to discuss a possible espionage mission against Students for Justice in Palestine, the group leading anti-Israel protests on U.S. campuses • The operation, the parties say, never got a green light, but while the ministry says Black Cube approached it with the idea, sources claim the opposite

The foreign ministries of France and Germany condemned the right-wing minister, days after he suggested that int'l pressure is the only reason Israel isn't starving Gazans to death

In an op-ed for France's Le Monde, Oscar-winning director Michel Hazanavicius expresses fear over the dramatic change in the way the world perceives Jewish people, as if being Jewish had become something really murky, vaguely suspect, possibly detestable.'

From long-range cruise missiles to bomb-carrying drones, Israel's enemies could put its aerial defenses to a test it's never faced before

According to a report in the Guardian, a U.K. antisemitism watchdog found evidence of anti-Jewish rhetoric in the social media accounts that incited the recent wave of riots in the United Kingdom. The watchdog warns that Jews may also find themselves targets of attacks and riots

Ukrainian forces pierced into Russia's Kursk region, some 300 miles southwest of the Kremlin's Moscow headquarters, triggering intense fighting

Too many Israeli journalists ascribe some measure of guilt to their counterparts in Gaza – to the point of considering them Nukhba force members who deserve to die

People over the border are storing food and water as they wait for a harsh Israeli strike on Beirut. 'After Haniyeh's assassination, we realized we couldn't stay in Lebanon. We told our children that the situation is unsafe and we must leave,' said a Frenchwoman who is visiting her homeland