Four members of the banned Palestine Action group were found guilty of criminal damage over a 2024 raid on an Elbit factory. Prosecutors said the damages totaled about 1 million pounds ($1.36 million)
Pollard, who spent 30 years in a U.S. jail for spying on behalf of Israel, said he favors the forcible transfer of Palestinians from Gaza and resettling the enclave with Israelis. He also said Netanyahu's claims of military victory are 'a cold-blooded lie'
Trump threatened to renew Iran strikes if Tehran does not accept his proposal ■ Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf reportedly said U.S. 'has not yet understood that the Iranian nation will rather die than surrender'
Israel's education minister demanded heads of colleges and universities commit to preventing 'disruptions, shutdowns or strikes' stemming from political disputes or struggles, saying presidents who wish to 'promote a political agenda can resign and run in elections'
Khaled al-Saifi devoted his life to opening horizons for children in the Dheisheh refugee camp. After five months in administrative detention, he was released in critical condition and died eight days later. His testimony described medical neglect, starvation and violence in prison
Israeli flags line the roads alongside tanks, jeeps and destroyed buildings. Senior IDF officers in the field admit there is no clear overall objective to the operation, as the military has replicated in Lebanon the tactics it previously used in Gaza
Last year, the Israeli army refused to respond to Haaretz's request for data on the number of soldiers discharged for mental health-related reasons. Former officers said: 'It is clear the IDF does not want the public to know the extent of soldiers' mental distress'
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said Jewish communities were facing "sustained threats" from hostile state actors and other extremist groups.
The team, which will consist of 100 police officers and counter-terrorism specialists, comes as London police chief Mark Rowley says the city's Jewish community faces 'sustained threats' from hostile state actors as well as domestic extremists
In the face of rising antisemitism, local leadership is stepping forward to ensure that Jewish heritage is not only remembered, but actively celebrated.
According to the Anti-Defamation League's annual audit, the number of incidents of harassment and vandalism dropped markedly last year, but physical assaults were at their highest level in recent history
According to Bank of Israel figures, the Israeli public's portfolio of financial assets was worth a record NIS 7.4 trillion-a growth of NIS 1.1 trillion within a year, and an 80% rise within six year
Amid Netanyahu's push for a pardon from Herzog, the Israeli president left the country on a four-day state visit. Despite the deadline for the prime minister's response passing, officials in the president's office continue to wait for Netanyahu's response
Rally was first since City Council passed legislation restricting protests around religious institutions; Mayor Mamdani vetoed a similar proposal for educational institutions
The IDF says Kerem Hamami is illegal and slated for evacuation, but residents of nearby Halhul say they've tried to reach the vineyards on which their livelihood depends dozens of times, only to be blocked by settlers and soldiers
Orly Ades, who stepped down as head of the Central Elections Committee last week, said in closed-door conversations that she was worried that the right-wing elements who delegitimized chief justice Yitzhak Amit and undermined public faith in the Supreme Court would do the same to her and her committee, sources told Haaretz
The protest's organizer said that the synagogue was hosting an exposition of the Great Israeli Real Estate Event, which it believed was selling "stolen Palestinian land."