If the center-left really want to produce change, the organizations engaged in the fight need to shift their attention and work where it seems democracy is on its last breath, rather than nearly always directing information campaigns and talk about 'saving the country' only at Arabs or the State of Tel Aviv and Haifa
Ronen Bar, who led the domestic intelligence agency until being ousted by Netanyahu earlier this year, said that, 'It was on our watch, therefore, it's our responsibility'
Comptroller Matanyahu Englman said, 'Significant defects have been found in Israel's preparedness for foreign influence on next November's elections.' He added, 'The threat is intensifying and could undermine public trust, create chaos on election day and distort results'
According to Birzeit University, north of Ramallah, forces forcefully entered the campus with armored personnel carriers and jeeps around 5.30 A.M. and handcuffed security personnel. Palestinian outlets reported that Israeli forces arrested five of the guards and closed all the campus entrances
The Israeli officer killed in the 2014 Gaza war and held in the enclave until last month; in an IDF tour for journalists, army officials tried to frame his return as a military achievement, even though it was secured through an agreement with Hamas
Newly published footage shows Bashar Assad mocking impoverished Syrians, loyal soldiers and even Vladimir Putin's appearance. Citizens who outlived the regime weren't surprised: 'Anyone who still thinks he cared about Syria should watch those clips'
A crowd of Thai nationals and Israelis stood and paid their final respects to Sudthisak Rinthalak, whose body was held in captivity for 789 days and who is being returned now to Thailand. 'I've lived this story for two and a half years,' said his friend. 'I'm sad and heartbroken,' said another
Silver just blasted into a historic breakout - and Michael Oliver says this is the biggest move in 40 years. Investors have no idea what’s coming next.
Hundreds gather for conference entitled 'Without Free Media, There is No Democracy,' where speakers warn of a government intent on 'silencing, shutting people up, drafting laws that shut down media outlets.'
In sporting a noose pin, closely resembling that of the hostages' ribbon, Ben-Gvir is as blatant in his disregard for Jewish lives as he is for Palestinian lives
According to a new Israel Democracy Institute poll, Israelis are also concerned about the security situation in the West Bank, with nearly 60 percent believing another intifada is possible. Half of all respondents, 50 percent, do not want Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon PM Netanyahu
The Syrian news agency said that the army set up a temporary checkpoint between two villages in Syria's Quneitra province, leading to protests by locals. The IDF says the soldiers fired to drive the protesters away, and when they didn't, they fired at their lower bodies
Prosecutors say the woman used a false identity and tainted food and drinks with household chemicals; she claims it was a dispute over pay, not antisemitism