When Josh Burns, a Jewish member of the Australian parliament, spoke alongside his Palestinian colleague Basem Abdo at the Labor Party's national conference, the message of their joint appearance was stronger than words
Several Likud members oppose Netanyahu's plan to reserve spots on the party's Knesset slate for Defense Minister Israel Katz, who ranked poorly in a recent internal poll: 'Maybe those two stupid videos crushed him'
In a first conviction against the ousted leader, a Syrian court convicted Al-Assad of crimes during the country's nearly 14-year war. Assad fled Damascus in 2024 as rebel fighters approached and is currently in Moscow
Iran's leadership changes are not just a fight between 'extremists' and 'pragmatists' – they're a struggle over the powers to guide Iran's future. Meanwhile, Trump is at a loss on Hormuz, as Tehran has yet to be deterred by his economic sanctions
Netanyahu said security needs would leave Katz unable to campaign, as an internal party poll projected he would reach the 19th seat on the party's slate. FM Sa'ar and Likud Central Committee head Haim Katz were also secured. 'This doesn't look good,' one source says
The American president misread his adversary and failed to define clear parameters for winning. The result is an endless cycle of escalation and negotiation, while Iran solidifies its position in Hormuz
The ultra-Orthodox aren't happy about a new coffee shop operating on Shabbat in Jerusalem. But there are plenty more places to enjoy a good cup of coffee around Israel on Saturday
The patient sought medical treatment after developing a fever and is currently being tested. Results are expected within the next 24 hours, according to the health ministry
The three largest Israeli airlines have notched gains in their market shares at Ben-Gurion Airport, primarily due to the lack of significant competition from foreign airlines
From ad-tech tools once used to track Iranian nuclear scientists to AI-generated phone calls, Israeli election campaigns are deploying a vast tech arsenal to sway voters – with no regulator watching
From ad-tech tools once used to track Iranian nuclear scientists to AI-generated phone calls, Israeli election campaigns are deploying a vast tech arsenal to sway voters – with no regulator watching
While most remains belong to combatants from the October 7 massacre and subsequent fighting, some are noncombatants, a sticking point that has fueled tension between Shin Bet chief Zini and his agency's legal counsel
Final Board of Peace text obligates group to 'decommission and store' heavy weapons while three sources tell the New York Times that Netanyahu halted Gaza strikes under mediator pressure - despite insisting on total disarmament
From Michigan to Mamdani, a new progressive alliance of Muslims, Arabs and Jews is challenging Trumpism and unconditional support for Israel. Gaza helped bring that political transformation about