Nearly 100 million taxpayer shekels have gone to upgrading Netanyahu's official residences, with tens of millions more on his family's private homes – all under a consistent policy of secrecy | A Haaretz investigation
'We'll send somebody from the IRGC to go hang out in Doha with somebody from CENTCOM,' the U.S. vice president said in an interview with UnHerd. Vance added that "pro-Israel" UAE is talking with the IRGC for the first time on 'various types of economic incentives' for Iran
The nationwide protest likely involved fewer vehicles than its organizers claim, yet in their view its success lies in the fact that Israelis were forced to alter their daily routines. 'If you think the Haredi public will accept being struck without mercy, you'd better think again,' an opinion piece in a Haredi newspaper said
As it build pools on privately-owned Palestinian land and targets police officers for mistreating the 'wrong' population, it is difficult to overstate the damage this ruinous coalition could yet inflict on Israel as it clings to power
Yonatan Urich was indicted on five counts of sharing classified information, including two of which allegedly endangered state security. The judge said noted that Urich was with Netanyahu 'during the most critical security period ... So to come now and say that we should impose conditions on him?'
Political adviser Srulik Einhorn provided a client list when he became an adviser to Israel Katz but did not disclose his firm's work on a Qatari image campaign. He later failed to report additional Qatar-related work and opposed releasing the document, citing harm to Israel's security
The fate of Yaacov Agam's iconic 'fountain of fire' in Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Square remains uncertain amid a protracted dispute between Agam's estate and the municipality over missing colorful triangles essential to the artwork
At Beit Lehem 3, Asher Havivi distills every stage of his life into a modest Balkan khammāra, a neighborhood drinking house where the fish is fresh and hospitality is the main attraction
Anxiety, sleep disorders, domestic violence, eating disorders, road accidents. Statistic after statistic reveals the unprecedented impact of the war on Israelis' mental health
The Wall Street Journal cited officials saying that Iran estimates countries could make $40 billion a year charging security, safety and environmental fees in the waterway. Iran's chief negotiator in Oman: 'Management of the Strait will never return to the way it was before'
The suspect appeared in court with visible signs of violence on his face, while a police representative claimed that reasonable force had been used, adding that the arrest was recorded on officers' body-worn cameras. However, it later emerged that they were not functioning
Chair of the Southbank Centre Misan Harriman will step down this autumn after controversy over antisemitism allegations and social media posts about Israel, amid scrutiny by UK officials.
What happens when a senior foreign official sanctioned for glorifying war crimes and steeped in secessionism comes to Israel? If she's the Serb member of Bosnia and Herzegovina's presidency, it's a warm welcome and a promise to 'protect Christians'
According to polls by Channel 13 and public broadcaster Kan, Netanyahu's coalition bloc is steadily rising. While Jewish opposition parties remain ahead, they are yet unable to form a government without cooperation from the Arab parties
The judge ruled that although the case is 'highly disturbing to right-minded people,' the video of the two nurses allegedly threatening to kill or not treat Israelis was inadmissible, as it had been obtained via a chat platform and without their consent to be recorded
Misan Harriman, a prominent cultural figure who led London's Southbank Centre, submitted his resignation months before becoming the focus of investigations and criticism over his social media posts