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The suspects were arrested last Tuesday after police found a semi-automatic firearm, a bottle of acid and an ISIS flag in their car during a roadside police stop near a prison in northern France.

Witnesses to the weekend raid on the community of Khirbet Humsa, involving dozens of settlers, describe a nightmare that lasted about an hour and also included violence against young girls in front of their bound parents and the looting of livestock and jewelry

Tunisian film 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' also went home empty‑handed. The film's cast arrived at the ceremony sporting 'artists for cease-fire' pins, while Javier Bardem called out 'No to war and free Palestine' while presenting the nominees for Best International Film

Iran's reckless attacks are causing immediate damage to its Gulf neighbors – but they are also fracturing longstanding ties between Tehran and a swathe of Muslim-majority states from Turkey to Indonesia. A key test case is Pakistan, with whom Saudi Arabia has now activated its mutual defense pact – a sign of the widening scope of the war, and its lasting effects

The rare closure of Islam's third holiest site during Ramadan amid the Iran war has disrupted sacred religious traditions and heightened Palestinian fears over the mosque's future

In a social media statement, Scotland Yard said it will investigate the case, acknowledging "the concern footage and chanting like this causes, particularly with London’s Jewish communities."

Meeting Israelis in bomb shetlers: Matan Yehudai trains a lot, reads, and volunteers with the Scouts troop he leads

Jacob Melamed's short film 'Mezuzah Man' follows a protagonist who refuses to remove visible signs of his Jewishness in face of antisemitism. What was at first a meditation on 'all the weird and wacky ways that Jewish people react to hatred,' became eerily prophetic after the Hanukkah Bondi massacre

A French initiative offering Lebanese recognition of Israel in exchange for a cease-fire and limited IDF withdrawal is under review in Jerusalem, with Washington's support seen as key to advancing direct negotiations

Earlier on Sunday, Trump denied that he and Netanyahu had clashed over the war, saying that the two 'get along well,' while claiming that the prime minister would 'tell you that we're leading the whole thing. I can say it or not say it, it doesn't matter'

Following a request from Trump, Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi decided to revoke clauses his broadcasting reform requiring foreign streaming giants to invest in local content, which is the norm in other countries

There is nothing more appropriate than to offer reconciliation, not to claim victory. Because a victory, no matter how decisive, is only temporary – until the next round

In recent years, we have been trained to follow instructions, display resilience and find patience amid war and unrelenting tragedies, while our government abandons us. How are we supposed to calm our kids as a missile falls outside, or commute to the office while schools are shut down?

Israel's leaders portray Gazans as inseparable from Hamas while urging Iranians to rise against their regime. The contrast reflects political and military needs

Video footage shows the Jerusalem school teacher did not participate in the act, yet she was arrested alongside her friend and interrogated for five hours. The Education Ministry suspended her from teaching for two weeks

With oil targets in Iraq, Bahrain, Dubai and Saudi Arabia being struck by Iran, oil prices are back up over $100 per barrel as Trump keeps making contradictory comments about the war's goals

Without UN authorization and without an imminent threat, the attack on Iran strains any serious interpretation of international law