Israel news feed

Netanyahu continues to urge Trump to resume the war on the Islamic Republic, but the U.S. president now seems less attentive to the Israeli leader ■ The government and IDF are preparing the ground for fresh fighting in Gaza. The question is: Where will they get the troops? ■ Discipline in the IDF is at an all-time low – and the problem isn't just soldiers with Messiah patches

The prime minister's insistence on appointing Roman Gofman as Mossad chief is raising eyebrows ■ The Likud's problem isn't with the Haredim, but with its own members ■ Opposition leaders are personally fueling the campaign against them

'Shahor Zoher' ('Shining Black'), Hila Ruach's new album, captures the personal and collective present without sinking into depressing current events

The newspaper accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of attempting to 'stifle journalism.' Dozens of pro-Israel protesters rally outside paper's HQ to demand retraction

The newspaper accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of attempting to 'stifle journalism.' Dozens of pro-Israel protesters rally outside paper's HQ to demand retraction

Saif Abu Keshek, who was detained by Israel, in his first interview with an Israeli outlet: 'One of the interrogators told me they tried very hard in Gaza, but ran out of bombs and only managed to kill 100,000'

Speaking at a Jerusalem Day event, the Israeli prime minister confirmed that Israel is now occupying more of the Gaza Strip than it was supposed to according to the U.S.-brokered cease-fire

On Wednesday, Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman said that Saturday “has the potential to be one of the busiest days for policing in London in recent years.”

Rep. Thomas Massie, the maverick Republican who pushed back against Trump on the Epstein files and Iran, aimed a not-so-subtle dig at the pro-Israel establishment that has bankrolled efforts to unseat him

The Israeli thriller, from the creators of 'Hatufim,' sparked backlash online before airing over scenes of an IDF soldier held in Russia. But alongside familiar hostage-drama tropes, the series also skewers Israeli PR tactics and the stereotype of the 'ugly Israeli' abroad

Netanyahu's party gained one seat since the previous survey and sits at 26, while the 'Beyahad' merger party led by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid lost one seat and sits at 24 – the opposition is unlikely to secure a majority if it continues to boycott Arab parties

'Our coalition needs to keep growing,' said one Democratic strategist said, as leaders mused on how best to maintain support for Israel despite the government's extreme policies

From using dubious legal pretexts to target protestors and Arab business owners to harassing journalists and silencing council members, Haifa residents say a pattern of discrimination against the city's Arabic speakers that emerged post-Oct. 7 is worsening