As Trump pushes toward a limited deal curbing Iran's nuclear program and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, Netanyahu risks clashing with Washington by escalating in Lebanon
Israeli sources say the White House is trying to set up diplomatic talks, which are expected to resume next week in Washington. The push comes even as Israel struck Beirut for the first time since the cease-fire, while Hezbollah said it hit several IDF positions, wounding three soldiers
Bluth warned that Palestinians are forming 'popular guard committees' and defended policies meant to create 'awareness of an obstacle' – including eased open-fire regulations and economic pressure – while arguing Jewish settler violence poses a 'sociological' challenge to army control
A government-controlled academia would make it repressive and backward. Instead of supporting Israeli academia in the face of international boycotts, the education minister prefers to inflict severe damage on it, threatening budget cuts and encouraging brain drain
As Shin Bet's Ronen Bar warns of "heaviest suspicions" of security harm, the Mossad chief waves off concerns – exposing a widening rift over Qatar ties, Hamas policy and who bears responsibility for the failures leading to October 7
Zionism, at its base, is the belief in Jewish supremacy between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea, and just like any other ideology that subscribes to racial, national or religious supremacy, it is illegitimate
France and Britain have been working on a proposal for a Strait of Hormuz deal with Iran for several weeks, aiming to lay the groundwork for safe transit through the Strait once the situation stabilizes or the conflict is resolved
Israel's foreign ministry has said that Saif Abu Keshek and Thiago Ávila are linked to Palestinian militant group Hamas, and that the flotilla 'is another provocation designed to divert attention from Hamas' refusal to disarm'
The IDF said the image was taken several weeks ago and that the army would launch an investigation into the incident, which it described as 'completely inconsistent with the values expected of its soldiers'
An email to donors highlighting two Democratic Senate candidates as 'direct threats' to the Israel-U.S. relationship shows just how detached from reality the pro-Israel lobby has become
Hezbollah drones wounded IDF soldiers; one is severely wounded, the other two are in light and moderate condition. 'No restrictions as to using force', said IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir told army commanders in southern Lebanon
Mehdi Taj, a former IRGC member, said: 'We need a guarantee there, for our trip, that they have no right to insult the symbols of our system – especially the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps'
Earlier on Wednesday, Hezbollah drones wounded three IDF soldiers in southern Lebanon, including one severely. Hezbollah said it struck Israeli forces in several IDF-occupied Lebanese villages in response to Israel's cease-fire violations
For years, celebrations commemorating deceased spiritual figures were largely grassroots events. Now, the government has set an official goal to expand their participation
Mohammed and Abd al-Karim al-Zabarqa were killed and a relative was seriously wounded; police suspect the shooting was motivated by revenge, as part of an ongoing feud between crime groups
According to experts cited in the report, the damage from Iranian attacks on U.S. bases shows Washington has underestimated Tehran's abilities, with the U.S. military unprepared for drone strikes, which are less powerful but harder to intercept
The route lacks a ramp to connect the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Kafr Aqab, and will likely deepen traffic congestion and further restrict Palestinian residents' movement and exacerbate existing traffic bottlenecks: 'Its use is intended for Israeli traffic'