Gadi Eisenkot, who succeeded Benny Gantz as IDF chief and now serves as his deputy in the centrist party, will soon have to decide whether to challenge Gantz, who seems to be suppressing his ambitions, with elections possibly around the corner
Medical professionals call for Brown University not to rehire a known Hezbollah supporter for an assistant professor position at the Ivy League school.
After parliamentary committee in Italy found Israeli spyware used to hack activists but not a prominent journalist, Paragon says it offered to help probe case – but Italy opted not to
While the IDF often struggles to prove civilian awareness of nearby terror activity, it's hard to believe the Khan Yunis missed tunnels under the ER or the power hookup. Meanwhile, soldiers remain at risk in buildings that could collapse at any moment
The navy plans to intercept the flotilla far from Gaza to allow activists to turn back, but Israel's defense chief warned the IDF is instructed to use 'any means necessary' to stop the vessel from reaching the coast
Supporters of the protest call it a moral reckoning, while critics warn it could backfire. As activists plan to crash the lavish wedding of the prime minister's son, a national debate erupts over protest and privilege
Gadi Eisenkot, the former IDF chief, is expected to run for party leader against incumbent Benny Gantz, who, only in February, was determined not to cede his position. Recent polls show the party is losing ground
Michael Grynszpan's 'The Shoshani Riddle,' screening this week at New York's Israel Film Center Festival, spans from Paris to Jerusalem and Montevideo, tracing the footsteps of Mr. Shoshani, an enigmatic wanderer and teacher who purposefully left no trace beyond his students' memories
Since Israel broke the cease-fire in March, 20 Israeli soldiers have been killed – equal to the number of living hostages who could have been saved. The Israeli public should be asking: What purpose is the war currently serving? What are these young men dying for?
The letter, which was shared with Post, begins with a note that reads "Oh Hanna, you are a very sweet Judensau, let's go to Auschwitz and have a party for a happy holocaust."
As international activists plan what they call a historic, peaceful march for Gaza, the risk of being blocked at the border or in Sinai looms large. 'If they contacted Egyptian officials, they'd likely hear a polite no,' says one expert
The agreement was drafted following petitions to the High Court of Justice concerning his reappointment as National Security Minister and his past interferences with police work
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The Freedom Flotilla Coalition ship crew, who set sail a week ago from Sicily with humanitarian supplies for Gazans, includes Greta Thunberg and European Parliament member Rima Hassan
The three allegedly broke into a Palestinian home in the Old City, set fire to its entrance, and assaulted the resident. In recent years, despite numerous records of violent rioting by Jewish participants of Jerusalem Day, no indictments have been filed
Fischer’s nomination as special envoy was announced amid controversy over his accusations that Israel’s Gaza campaign fuels antisemitism and exploits the Holocaust.
Emergency services said the 16-year-old was shot in the chest. Police said two teens were detained at the scene on suspicion of playing with a gun belonging to one of their parents