The organizations said that they possess six direct testimonies of sexual misconduct from various periods, and they are verifying additional recently received testimonies. Farah's office: 'Recycling headlines and claims does not make them true'
According to the senior official, there is currently no dialogue between Israel and Turkey, which he said he views as a 'rival state'. He also confirmed that talks for a security agreement with Damascus failed due to Israel's refusal to withdraw from the buffer zone
Two of the men, both Nazareth residents in their 30s, were killed in a double homicide earlier on Wednesday. Hours later, another man, about 25, was shot dead in the city. Police officials suspect the killings are linked
Jewish officials and organizations quickly denounced the British government for considering a trade ban on Israeli settlements. Upon close examination, their arguments against this policy make little sense and contradict their own stated positions
Some experts say sewage from Gaza – due to water infrastructure damaged by Israel during the war – fueled a microalgae bloom in the Mediterranean that disrupted Israeli desalination facilities, leaving nearly one million Palestinians in Gaza facing water shortages, according to UNICEF
Rahm Emanuel and his brothers are donating $550,000 to train Palestinian pediatric doctors and nurses at a Tel Aviv hospital. Far-right Israeli lawmaker Limor Son Har-Melech has called for the program to be halted
Yesh Atid veterans have left the party as polls predict a sinking number of Knesset seats. With a week to go before the slates are finalized, some Together officials believe the competition within the bloc has completely run its course
Lima cited Tehran's 'escalation of conflicts' in the Middle East. In Israel, the Netanyahu government has made concerted efforts to improve diplomatic relations with many of the South America countries, including Peru, who have shifted rightward in recent years
Grossman's latest work describes the wordless closeness between men and forbidden fantasies. Meanwhile: a prestigious piano competition returns to Tel Aviv, and the storied Tzavta Theater celebrates its 70th birthday
Given the opportunity to speak directly to Republican Jews, the U.S. vice president failed to offer any evidence that he not only understands what antisemitism is, but can explain why it has no place in the conservative movement
Israeli giant Teva announced positive results in an ongoing study of a new antibody, that protects sufferers of the disease from harm triggered by gluten
The open letter warns of an 'Orwellian world' created by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, connecting the Paramount-Warner deal to Israeli war crimes and 'AI-driven killing' of Palestinians in Gaza
Israel's Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Kalman Meir Ber asked the IDF chief and defense minister to cancel the decision to prosecute soldiers who refused to conduct operational activity in Gaza due to the presence of a female soldier
The layoffs are part of PayPal's global plan to accelerate the use of AI in the company's operations, cutting a fifth of its workforce, with 60 to 75 employees in Israel set to be affected
Israeli officials warn that a deadly settler attack could ignite the territory, but Fatah figures describe a society focused on survival rather than revolt
Katz refused to rule out an 'internal betrayal' in Hamas' October 7 attack, days after Sara Netanyahu suggested Democrats leader Yair Golan had advance knowledge of the assault. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied the conspiracy claim
The Settlement Division is seeking 1 million shekels from Comme il Faut over an AI-generated campaign depicting soldiers, settlers and police amid scenes of violence. Founder Sybil Goldfainer calls it 'a classic silencing lawsuit'
Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are among those pushing to ease the conflict until November, as analysts warn Trump's economic offensive will have limited impact without Chinese cooperation
The Civil Administration's Staff Officer for Archaeology, once a small unit and now the recipient of vast government funding, is being used to seize land, including in Area B, and push out Palestinians
The decision on Shin Bet protection for Gadi Eisenkot rests with rival government ministers, who are not bound by the committee's recommendation. 'It will be difficult to explain why Netanyahu's family gets security and Eisenkot does not'