More than 1,100 musicians, including Peter Gabriel, Roger Waters and Brian Eno, have signed an open letter under No Music for Genocide, urging a boycott of Eurovision 2026. The campaign accuses the EBU of double standards and says the contest is being used to 'normalize' Israeli actions in Gaza
"It's the same centuries-old stereotypes and blood libels, repackaged by replacing ' Jews' with 'Zionists," said Israel's ambassador to Sweden Ziv Nevo Kulman.
Seven of the arrests were made in the past 48 hours and relate to a suspected conspiracy to commit arson, though the specific target or venue has not yet been identified.
Israelis may say they are happy despite everything. But if genocide, occupation and moral collapse are included in that 'everything,' what exactly does happiness mean?
The head of the Mossad said in a Memorial Day speech that his 'thoughts and heart were filled with pride' during the 2026 Iran war in the actions of an agent who died outside of Israel when a boat carrying mostly Israeli and Italian intelligence personnel capsized in a storm on Lake Maggiore
Police are focusing their investigation on whether suspects were acting as paid proxies for another actor, after a pro-Iranian regime group took responsibility for several recent attacks on Jewish and Israeli institutions
Johny Srouji has been appointed to the newly created role of Chief Hardware Officer. Long regarded as one of Apple's key leaders, he is known for his hands-on management style and deep involvement in the smallest details
A new report published in London casts doubts on such claims but notes that a spate of recent attacks is 'making questions of belonging, security and long-term viability notably more salient than before'
According to Export Institute figures, 2025 was a record year for Israeli exports. Total exports reached $164 billion, up 10%. Services exports crossed $90 billion for the first time.
With Washington tightening a maritime blockade and threatening strikes, Tehran is betting its sanctions-hardened 'resistance economy' can outlast U.S. pressure, turning the Strait of Hormuz standoff into a test of endurance
The dispute escalated after Warsaw's top diplomat said Israeli soldiers had admitted to war crimes, later citing a Haaretz article on IDF soldiers' moral injury. U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee praised Gideon Sa'ar's response to his Polish counterpart
Minutes after sirens sounded across the country, Maj. Ido Shani warned over the radio that war had broken out. Soon, he was killed. His mother and widow are trying in their unique way to live with the void he left
Israel's finance minister was enraged over perceived criticism of government policy by National Insurance Institute spokesperson. Her posts said that the Knesset hadn't yet finalized legislation that would ensure compensation to those whose jobs were affected by the war
Families of soldiers killed urged coalition lawmakers to stay away, saying 'their resting place is not a political stage.' Two protesters held signs reading 'government of death' at Tel Aviv's military cemetery, sparking clashes as attendees tried to seize them
Police say no suspects could be identified despite footage of the attack at an Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day screening last year in central Israel. A case against a local Likud chairman who backed the violence and threatened to repeat it was also closed
Amid national polls showing that Democratic voters largely disapprove of Israel, Makled’s selection adds to signals that the pro-Palestinian wing of the party appears to be ascendant in Michigan.