On a protective presence outing aimed at helping Palestinian shepherds, I find myself face to face with two settlers – a father and son. The older man removes his kippa, stuffs it into his pocket and shoves me to the ground with the full weight of his body; I try to convey that I'm not there to fight, but the message doesn't get through
A bill regulating dual-use exports is advancing under heavy U.S. pressure. Israel is trying to balance security oversight with economic growth, but if it wants the next Nvidia to emerge here, it may have little choice but to follow Washington's dictates
IDF targeted an Islamic Jihad commander who was with his 17-year-old daughter in the northeastern Lebanese city of Baalbek. Hezbollah over the weekend rejected direct talks with Israel, saying the resistance will not stop 'so long as there is an occupation' in south Lebanon
The second base near the Iran border was possibly discovered by a Bedouin shepherd in March, a few days after the start of the joint U.S.-Israeli operation against Tehran, The New York Times reported
A former senior Israeli intelligence officer warns that despite last year's campaign, Iran's nuclear infrastructure and missile production capabilities remain largely intact underground, while Tehran may now conclude that only nuclear weapons can deter future wars with Israel and the United States
While officials in Washington describe an opportunity to extend and stabilize the cease-fire under U.S. mediation, a Lebanese government source and residents in the south say there is little belief in its durability, warning that neither Beirut nor the army expects a genuine halt to hostilities as long as Israeli air operations continue and Hezbollah remains under fire
The first block of hearings began on May 4, providing those impacted by rising antisemitism in the country an opportunity to share their insight and testimonies in the wake of the October 7 Massacre.
According to the government minister in charge, the Israel Antiquities Authority's purpose is not to reveal this land's history scientifically, but rather to prove the Jewish people's right to the land. Like other authoritarian regimes, Israel's government views science as an enemy
According to the government minister in charge, the Israel Antiquities Authority's purpose is not to reveal this land's history scientifically, but rather to prove the Jewish people's right to the land. Like other authoritarian regimes, Israel's government views science as an enemy
London police sought to minimize any early exposure of the exhibition’s exact location, out of concern that attempts could be made to organize extreme protests or security incidents around the site.
Wilner withdrew his objection to publication after agreeing to a Channel 13 interview with Raviv Drucker, ending a 2023 gag order and rendering a court-ordered psychiatric assessment unnecessary following a multi-stage legal process that included Supreme Court intervention and house arrest