The U.S. President said there may be a "substantial chance" for negotiations with Iran, following reports that his Mideast envoy, Steve Witkoff, has held several calls with Iran's foreign minister since the Israel-Iran conflict began
Alexander, taken captive during Hamas's October 7 attack, was held for 584 days before his May 12 release, bringing emotional relief to his hometown of Tenafly, New Jersey
From recycling old videos to creating new, super-believable ones with AI, disinformation watchdog FakeReporter warns that spreaders of misinformation and fake news are swaying public opinion and stoking fear from Tel Aviv to Tehran
Following the Iranian missile strike on the Soroka hospital in southern Israel, the health ministry is instructing hospitals and clinics to take preliminary caution, asking the public to refrain from visiting hospitals if not facing an emergency
The High Court is operating under an order from the justice minister allowing only urgent hearings. Human rights groups warn Israel continues to violate international law in Gaza and lack legal means to challenge it.
Between three and eight American bunker-buster bombs should be enough to destroy Iran's underground Fordow facility, says former Israeli defense minister Yoav Gallant, urging President Trump to deploy the only air force capable of doing so
A video showing a flying wing–shaped unmanned aerial vehicle, likely filmed over the skies of the Golan Heights, may be a rare recording of the Israeli drone RA-01, whose existence was revealed in a Pentagon document leak last October
While requests from foreigners and tourists to leave Israel on rescue flights will be approved almost automatically, Israelis, including dual citizens, will need to provide detailed reasons for leaving amid the ongoing war with Iran
This comes despite Mayor Spinette of Saint-Gilles claiming that “The information in our possession did not allow for a priori prohibition without jeopardizing freedom of expression.”
'There's a lot of focus on military targets,' says a prominent journalist and women's rights activist in Tehran, 'but almost nothing is being said about the civilian casualties'
Maria Peshkuryova, 31, was the last missing person whose body was recovered more than four days after an Iranian missile directly hit a residential building in Bat Yam, central Israel
7-year-old Anastasia came to Israel for cancer treatment and was killed alongside her family. Haim, 100, lost the love of his life. Miki died in his childhood home. A direct missile strike on a building in Bat Yam shattered the loves and hopes of its residents
As President Donald Trump considers the possibility of striking Iran, a former senior Mossad official warns that 'I have no doubt [the Iranians] made sure to move some of the material so we wouldn't know where it is'
A nearby worker witnessed the altercation and antisemitic language and attempted to intervene, but was kicked and punched while trying to help the victim.
Billed as 'historic,' the 'Emergency Leadership Mission' will include representatives of nearly 100 Jewish communities and more than 30 Jewish organizations. 'We are facing an unprecedented situation in American Jewish history,' said one leader
As Trump weighs getting directly involved in the Israel-Iran war, former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Daniel Shapiro tells Haaretz that the 2015 Iran deal only 'kicked the can down the road,' and addresses the final unknown: Does Israel have an unrevealed, effective plan to attack the Fordow enrichment facility without U.S. support?
Germany, France, and the U.K. will send their foreign ministers to meet Iran's foreign minister, as Reuters reports that Iran's Araghchi has held several phone calls with Trump's envoy, Steve Witkoff, since the Israel-Iran fighting began last week