With this revived political union, many in Israel's Arab community are seeking more influential leadership. But there remains a wide gap between that aspiration and the politicians' ability to realize it
Since October, 890 Gazans have been killed by Israeli fire despite the supposed 'cease-fire.' Forty-two of them were police officers whose job it is to maintain some semblance of order in a tormented and fractured society
The company returned to a quarterly loss after ramping up spending to compete in AI and 'vibe coding,' while simultaneously draining $1.7 billion from its cash reserves for a massive stock buyback
The comments came during public hearings in the wide-ranging inquiry known as a Royal Commission that focuses on the events leading up to last December's Bondi attack.
The reaction to the flotilla affair exposed the fiction at the heart of Israeli politics: that the racism and extremism now driving government policy exist only on the margins
Activists detained after Israel intercepted a Gaza-bound aid flotilla alleged beatings, sexual assault and other mistreatment; Israel's prison service denied the claims
As data centers become the backbone of the global economy, access to electricity and strategic infrastructure is emerging as the ultimate competitive advantage.
Gazan health authorities estimate that between six and 10 people a day die in the territory because they cannot be evacuated to hospitals outside of the enclave. Roughly 1.4 million Gazans are still considered displaced, approximately 800,000 of them still living in tents
The army reportedly refrained from deploying a critical system in Lebanon because female soldiers were not permitted at a post staffed by a Haredi Brigade
The U.S. president said countries involved in Iran cease-fire talks should 'immediately sign the Abraham Accords' and normalize ties with Israel, while Iranian officials stressed Tehran remains focused on ending the war rather than finalizing a nuclear deal
In Tehran, the prevailing view is that the U.S. president is willing to pay a high price for the appearance of victory. But Trump may enter the next phase of nuclear negotiations without guarantees, leverage or credible deterrence
From fortune tellers to wonder rabbis, "Jews Are Magic" at the YIVO in New York City traces the enduring appeal of the occult during periods of crises and social anxiety
Benjamin Netanyahu once styled himself as the polished English-speaking statesman who brought Israel honor abroad. Today, he is an object of ridicule in satire, late-night shows and on social media
As of Monday, 23 IDF soldiers have been killed in Israel's latest war with Hezbollah, which began in March. Sergeant Nehoray Leizer's funeral is set to take place at 5 P.M. local time
Three other men were injured by the gunfire, one of them critically. According to Haaretz's reporting, 126 people have been murdered since the start of this year, 109 of whom were from the Arab community
In the best-case scenario, Iran's nuclear program might be curbed, but the deal taking shape seems to be a far cry from fulfilling Netanyahu's promises of victory. In Lebanon, Israel finds itself helpless against Hezbollah. And one horrible failure looms above all
With a joint ticket, Arab representation becomes stronger and more significant, but the size of the bloc opposing Netanyahu could drop to around 50-52 Knesset seats, leaving it no way of forming a coalition
Leaders of northern Israeli border communities said the government did not inform them of the developing U.S.-Iran deal or of its possible security ramifications in the north. 'Israel is no longer sovereign over this land,' said the mayor of Israel's northernmost city