As Pakistan presses a regional mediation effort, Iran said it would not surrender its 'legitimate rights' in talks with Washington and warned that if the U.S. 'foolishly restarts the war,' Tehran's response would be 'more forceful and bitter' than before
Nati Tucker attended one of the elite high-school yeshivas – a system generously funded by the state, with no core curriculum requirements, funneling hundreds of millions into private hands. He explains why it closes off opportunities for generations of Haredi boys and amounts to a state betrayal
Earlier, Gaza's Health Ministry said that seven people were killed since Thursday, adding that 29 people were wounded and one body recovered from rubble. The IDF said it killed 'several' people who crossed the Yellow Line on Thursday and Friday
The symbolic proposal is expected to be passed at the city council meeting in June. In a statement, the municipality condemned the October 7 massacre, as well as 'the unprecedented cruelty of the Israeli army'
Dr. Margaret Connolly said the Israel Navy held the Gaza flotilla activists 'bent down like hogs' without medicine or toilet paper, adding that 'They'd kicked you if you looked up'
In the southern Hebron Hills, a Palestinian farmer and his 10-year-old son were attacked by settlers while tending their fields. Days later, the child still wakes screaming at night
A senior White House official said then that Trump had expressed displeasure with Gabbard in recent months. Another source with direct knowledge of the matter said the president had asked allies for their thoughts on potential replacements for his intelligence chief
If the Appeals Court's ruling is allowed to take effect, Khalil could face the prospect of being arrested again and deported, after the Board of Immigration Appeals in April rejected his appeal of an immigration judge's order that he be removed to Algeria or Syria
'Evil never looks like a monster:' Veteran Israeli playwright Motti Lerner reexamines the Eichmann trial in a new stage production to ask how ordinary people commit monstrous acts
The Wall Street Journal report shows internal Binance compliance reports show an Iranian businessman routed about $850 million through the crypto exchange over two years, with roughly $425 million assessed by investigators as linked to Iran's military financing, including in the last month
The couple, who have a 14-year-old son, left their home Friday morning, telling family members they are going on a hike before contact was lost. After family members failed to reach the two by phone, police tracked the devices, discovering their bodies
Khalil was among the most prominent of a number of foreign students detained last year by immigration authorities after engaging in pro-Palestinian activism on their college campuses.
Activists released after being detained on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla say they were subject to humiliating strip searches, sexual harassment, and denied basic conditions while in custody. Germany and Italy reported several activists returned with injuries and had to undergo medical inspections
Viviana Fein was indicted for 'aggravated concealment' over her handling of the 2015 death of the prosecutor who had been investigating the Iran and Hezbollah-linked 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish community center
California Gov. Newsom proposes expanding the state’s 7.25% sales tax to pre-written software, potentially impacting Israeli and other foreign software companies starting 2027.
California Gov. Newsom proposes expanding the state’s 7.25% sales tax to pre-written software, potentially impacting Israeli and other foreign software companies starting 2027.