Each day makes it clearer that the prime minister's priorities haven't changed: political survival first, then everything else ■ Eisenkot and Gantz no longer have any influence over the war, so why are they still in the coalition? ■ Gallant's future crystalizes
There are clear signs that Israel is getting bogged down in the Gaza quagmire and the West Bank is at a boiling point, but Netanyahu and his ministers are oblivious ■ The hourglass is running out for the hostages and it's time for Israel to rethink its priorities
The investigations are among a new batch announced Wednesday as the department hastens to use its leverage to get universities and school districts to tackle antisemitism on their campuses.
White House: Biden, Netanyahu discussed Israel's responsibility to reduce civilian harm in Gaza ■ Russia says Hamas delegation in country, urged it to release hostages ■ Swiss prosecutors say Israeli President Herzog the subject of criminal complaints ■ IDF: Siren in northern city of Haifa caused by interception of target from Lebanon
This week at the Ben-Gurion Airport: What it's like having two children in the army in the middle of a war | A survivor of the Hamas attack on the Nova party chooses not to be angry
Over more than seven decades, Israel has come up with various ideas for governing Gaza – from rule by local clans, to expulsion of residents to Sinai. But changes among the Palestinians call for a new approach
Images taken in past several days show tents springing up around Rafah – in open areas, on sidewalks and in between buildings. According to UNWRA chief, each of these shelters may house some 20 people
Growing up in the Soviet Union, the idea of Israel's existence was a lifebelt for Masha Gessen. Now one of America's leading intellectuals has some harsh criticism for the state
Nassima Landau Art Foundation in Tel Aviv is known for its focus on international contemporary art. But the current exhibit there, 'Spectrum of Lights,' showcases only Israeli artists, with proceeds going to help rebuild the art gallery destroyed by Hamas at Kibbutz Be'eri
Thousands took part in the protest originally cancelled by police. Speaking to the crowd, Heli Mishael of the Standing Together organization, said, 'After 100 days of war, the hostages have not returned, innocent Palestinians are being killed, and we still don't have security… there is another way'
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A hackathon set to take place in Tel Aviv on Friday will encourage people from Israel's gaming industry to develop games that will raise awareness of the 136 hostages who are still held in Gaza
'I'm not responsible,' Prime Minister Netanyahu has been telling his interrogators for years prior to the Oct 7 Hamas attacks. Now, he's trying not only to dispel blame for the massacre but also for what appears to be a failed military campaign