Nothing in Susan Newman's life prepared her for the possibility of contracting HIV. But once she did, she turned her diagnosis into a battle that saved countless lives
The World Heritage Committee cited 'ongoing conflicts in the Middle East' in listing the West Bank site and an Israeli-captured Lebanese fortress as endangered. Israel accused UNESCO of 'one-sided Palestinian political moves'
The meeting comes amid tensions between Jerusalem and Washington over the Iran war and Israel's Lebanon operations. Sources told Haaretz that the U.S. seeks to pressure Israel over Lebanon, with VP JD Vance accusing Israel of promoting a 'perpetual war' campaign
Four sources told Reuters that Iran sent IRGC commanders, military advisers and missile and drone-related equipment to Yemen aboard a July 13 flight, as Tehran seeks to bolster its Houthi allies' ability to threaten Red Sea shipping
The municipality claims that the decision, which regards two Jaffa neighborhoods, is intended 'to adapt to reality,' but residents fear it will push some of them out: 'People will not be able to bear this burden'
Even officers as high as the Central Command chief are arguing that settler farms are enhancing security, an issue to remain in focus in the run-up to the October 27 general election
DSA's founder was sympathetic to Labor Zionism, but today, the organization's uncompromising stance against Israel has become one of the defining features of its political ascent.
Following the incident – where two Israelis and two Palestinians were killed – the IDF imposed a full closure on Nablus and nearby villages. The army said that it conducted 'targeted operation' at a Nablus hospital, where two Palestinians wounded in the clashes had been evacuated
Tehran reportedly rejected a truce proposal that leaves the Strait of Hormuz unresolved as Iran expanded drone attacks on U.S. military facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan
Clashes erupted after a group of Israelis arrived near the Palestinian village. The IDF said a Palestinian seized a security officer's weapon and opened fire, critically and seriously wounding two Israelis
A pressure group of 2,000 young Israelis is pushing Democrats candidates to speak openly about peace, settlements and the occupation – issues that much of Israel's Zionist left has long steered clear of
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An Israeli musician revisits his youth as a coordinator on a high school trip to Montenegro, while three fresh graduates set off for Corfu in pursuit of a TikTok-worthy vacation
Foreign Minister Sa'ar decries 'horrific antisemitic stabbing' as witnesses say assailant yelled 'Allahu Akbar' during the attacks; both victims - one of whom is Jewish - are expected to survive
While defense officials wonder what Israel stands to gain from another round of fighting, Trump's goal in escalating the attacks appears to be forcing Iran back to the negotiating table on better terms ■ The president's bizarre announcement on the Saudi nuclear deal has mostly caused deep confusion
People in Eisenkot's circle see the nasty Likud video as a taste of what they are planning for the election. The opposition, in contrast, is worried that addressing Netanyahu's age, health and family could boomeranging
The petition, filed by Channel 12 News, says the communications minister told the company CEO Avi Weiss he sought to change the law such that broadcasters would "act in accordance with" the prime minister's requests to interfere in news content
Right-wing lawmakers have cast the former army chief and current opposition leader as politically aligned with the Democrats, despite his efforts to maintain a centrist image, in what some say is an attempt to shift attention from the coalition's shortcomings ahead of October's election