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Israeli opposition leaders cited the country's political turmoil and waning standing in Washington as reasons to oust Netanyahu, while right-wing politicians largely remained silent
The possibility of a joint U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran will be on the agenda after Tuesday's midterms, but Netanyahu and Trump eye different goals. Gadi Eisenkot has signalled he would back the IDF chief if Netanyahu pressures him to escalate
Netanyahu's government endorsed the losing candidate, Flávio Bolsonaro. Israeli politicians from both sides clashed over parallels to Tuesday's Israeli election but agreed that Lula was anti-Israel
The reports come amid continued deadly incidents in Gaza despite the cease-fire. Since the truce was announced in October of last year, Israeli fire has killed 1,554 Palestinians in Gaza, wounding another 5,573
Moataz al-Atrash, 21, had never been suspected of wrongdoing. Israeli soldiers seized him in the dead of night a year ago and detained him without charge. His family heard nothing from the authorities until last month, when they were told he had died
After two Palestinian assailants killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded several others, PM Netanyahu vowed to search Hebron 'house by house' • Palestinian residents can leave through 'designated exit points' after being screened, the IDF said
As major streamers buy less Israeli content, platforms catering to Jews and Israelis abroad are drawing viewers, but missing an important opportunity
Citizen Lab says Discover-Tech's ads reached more than 120,000 websites and 75,000 apps, giving Israeli spyware and surveillance firms, including U.S.-blacklisted Candiru, access to advertising platforms
Assaf Rappaport is expected to acquire the rights to operate McDonald's 230 Israeli branches in a deal estimated at about 1 billion shekels, plus a share of sales
The military said Momen Ahmad Salameh Ay as an aide to commanders of Hamas' Gaza Brigade, alleging he recently advanced attacks on Israeli troops and civilians and sought to restore the group's capabilities in violation of the cease-fire
Security coordinators for Israeli settlements in the West Bank blocked a junction with state-funded security vehicles after two of their colleagues were arrested on suspicion of extreme violence in Area A
Israel is one of just nine countries with a national pavilion at the Washington show, where 22 Israeli firms are seeking a share of a U.S. defense market that could reach $1.5 trillion next year
Israeli software company HoneyBook also cutting about 35 jobs as it reorganizes its business for the AI era
The delay caused by protesting workers in France won't harm Israeli security, but it could damage the reputation of Israeli defense companies whose products are in high demand worldwide
The Hind Rajab Foundation described Israel's Sde Teiman detention facility, where Palestinian detainees are held, as a 'system of torture' and accused Israeli doctors of suspected involvement in the deaths, torture and mistreatment of detainees
Ami Yogev, 46, was last heard from on September 20, when he called his mother during his ascent of Greece's highest mountain. Israeli volunteers found his body while searching alongside local firefighters
The aide reportedly suppressed a report that Israeli probes into settlers' and soldiers' killings of nine U.S. citizens made no progress, falsely saying Israel was cracking down on settler violence, and asked colleagues if they were 'pro-Hamas'
Despite Transportation Minister Miri Regev's announcement on Tuesday that repatriation flights from the Emirates would continue until Thursday, two Israeli airlines were informed that their landing privileges in the UAE were taken away
Rima Hassan acknowledged removing an Israeli flag from an October 7 memorial at the European Parliament, saying the EU flag fell as a result. Her office said the action was meant to protest Israel's 'ongoing genocide' in Gaza, not the victims' memory
Israeli screenwriter and author Shira Geffen encouraged children displaced from Gaza border communities to write short stories. Their tales reveal how imagination can help children confront horrors no child should know
