Netanyahu's request to defer his testimony was not granted, but if the prime minister does forgo providing testimony, sentencing will happen sooner, with a higher chance of a conviction
A former Democratic congresswoman, Gabbard appears to have an 'Israel exception' to her America First worldview and has accused pro-Palestinian protesters of being puppets of 'a radical Islamist organization'
The unnamed officer was taken into police custody on suspicion of providing support for Hamas through 'online activity.' Hamas was fully banned as a terror group in the U.K. in 2021
The Dina Recanati School of Medicine will be the first program in Israel for medical studies at a private academic institution, with tuition slated to be much higher than the subsidized tuition paid by students at other universities
Dvora Szerer, a communications veteran, has been named the spokesperson and public relations manager for the 29th Innovation in Cardiovascular Interventions Meeting 2024 in Israel.
Yuval Or, whose son was murdered on October 7 and whose body remains in Gaza, says he wasn't surprised when he was informed in May that his son was dead: Netanyahu, 'heartless as he is, wouldn't bring back any additional hostages, because he's interested in war. He understood that a war would keep him in power'
A motley assembly of perforated stones found by the Sea of Galilee were very early spindle whorls to produce yarn, researchers deduce. It would take time for the innovation to catch on
While Moldova edged closer to Europe last month with a referendum allowing for a push to join the European Union, Georgia's election has positioned it more within Moscow's orbit. Experts say nothing is set in stone, though
Since May 2020, the judges in Netanyahu's corruption trial have shown an almost impossible level of patience toward the defendant's attempts to delay, slow down and hinder the legal process. Four years too late, they have finally decided to treat him like a defendant
President-elect Donald Trump's appointees so far, from Mike Huckabee to Pete Hegseth, highlight how much of a priority the Middle East will be for him. Pro-Israel hawks are pleased, Palestinians and isolationists - not so much
The members of the House debated the role of lack of integration, antisemitism within the Muslim population, and failure of authority in a discussion about the attacks.
Israel has requested to check if there are grounds to determine whether Slovenian judge Beti Hohler, who had previously worked for the Office of the Prosecutor, can be impartial
The judges ruled that there was no 'material change in circumstances' that justified delaying Netanyahu's testimony in his criminal trial, in which he is accused of fraud and breach of trust over lavish gifts he allegedly received
Since the start of the operation in the northern Gaza Strip, dozens of deaths from IDF fire have been reported almost every day. Haaretz learned that at least 16 attacks will be investigated, with the aim of fending off demands by international authorities to investigate soldiers or officers suspected of committing war crimes