NBC reported that U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities near the end of the Israel-Iran war did not do as much damage as claimed, with two out of three nuclear sites capable of resuming enrichment within the next few months. Sources say Trump rejected a plan to go 'all in' and instead opted for a more limited intervention, the report said
Rather than allowing our children to return to everyday life during one war and after another, we are constantly educating them about fear, says Prof. Arie Kizel, who specializes in philosophy with children. He believes Israeli parents should stop trying to calm their children down and allow them to ask questions
As Syrian Druze leadership remains divided over cooperation with the regime, the latest cease-fire, prompted by the surge of violence against the community, may stand a better chance of holding thanks to mounting U.S. pressure on Syria's leader and Israel to de-escalate
According to a Hebrew University mapping, 89% of the buildings in Rafah, 84% of the buildings in the northern Gaza Strip and 78% of the buildings in Gaza City have been completely or partially destroyed. The data shows that since April, an average of 2,000 buildings have been destroyed in Rafah each month
Fishing was once a vital source of food and income for Gaza's residents, but under Israel's siege and strict maritime restrictions, even going out to sea – or simply bathing in it – has become a potential death sentence
Among the wounded was the priest of Gaza City's catholic community, Gabriel Romanelli, who was reportedly very close with the late Pope Francis, having spoken with him often during the war in Gaza
Sources say Shas leader Arye Dery acted after consulting with one of the rabbis at a meeting of the party's Council of Torah Sages. Dery denies the report
In his first televised statement after powerful Israeli air strikes on Damascus, al-Sharaa addressed Syria's Druze citizens, saying, 'We reject any attempt to drag you into the hands of an external party'
Optimism earlier in the week gave way to widespread violence and chaos on Wednesday but the United States still believes a cease-fire is imminent. The Israeli response, meanwhile, is being governed by Druze anger, government hubris, narrow interests and – of course – populism
Since October 7, Israel's ruling coalition has been one of failure and bloodshed. The ultra-Orthodox Shas party's cowardly departure, which it hid behind Ashkenazi rabbis, officially turns Netanyahu's coalition into a minority government
The BBC stated there were no issues with translating Arab word Yahud as "Jews," "Israel," or “Israeli forces,” despite criticism from Arabic CAMERA earlier in 2025.
Syria called it a technical error tied to database reforms, but the brief resclassification raised concerns for Palestinians over rights and identity. Despite historical integration, Palestinians in Syria remain vulnerable to shifts in administrative policy
“Externally it’s often simplified that he was in Hamas, and I think it’s an important point of detail that we need to continually remind people of the difference.”
The decision was made after the head of the Coordination Administration in Hebron warned the city's governor that if a solution was not found to cover the compound, the its powers would be transferred to the Supreme Planning Council
Hala Arafat died in unimaginable agony with her husband and four children. Fourteen members of their family, seven of them children, were killed in the bombing of their home. Anyone who tried to approach them was attacked by drones