ISRAEL: Netanyahu extends Washington trip to Saturday due to 'numerous meeting requests' ■ WEST BANK: PA President Abbas says Israel 'destroying entire neighborhoods'; 70 Palestinians killed in 2025 ■ GAZA: Israel agrees to allow 600 aid trucks to enter Gaza daily ■ ISRAEL-U.S.: Trump says 'no guarantee Gaza cease-fire will hold,' set to ban U.S funding to UNRWA
The ecstatic joy felt by Gazans as they marched back to the northern Strip was quickly replaced by the realization of the scale of destruction, which will take many years to rebuild. Now, some of them are even contemplating returning south
The mission: To save the southern Darwin's frog from threat of extinction. The problem: Finding any – especially ones that hadn't been infected with a deadly fungus in their Chilean sanctuary
I remained silent until I finished testifying in court. Now I've decided to go from being the pursued to the pursuer. I am demanding justice for myself, pursuing truth and rightness
Footage shows two arsonists in the West Bank village Mou'arjat, with one of them telling the other: 'Light it.' The village has been targeted by settlers several times
Sources say Israel is unwilling to withdraw from the Gaza Strip as long as Hamas remains in power, and while Netanyahu hopes Trump will support the organization's removal, the White House's stance remains unclear
Israel is grappling with its second-driest winter in a century, with negligible increases in water levels in key areas. Despite expected rainfall, Israel's Water Authority warns it won't offset the drought
A senior military source says the IDF razed buildings with the political echelon's approval, as roads in the camp are too narrow for military vehicles. Previously, the IDF claimed the buildings had housed terrorist infrastructure
A seemingly mundane infrastructure announcement by the UAE has set off a storm on Arabic-language social media, with pundits accusing Abu Dhabi of seeking to dig up militants' tunnels and plant Israeli spy devices. Palestinians in Gaza pushed back: 'Hamas mouthpieces,' one wrote
Activists from Bonot Alternativa protested in central Israel's Yavne, in support of women featured in explicit viral videos, stressing the illegality and psychological harm in distributing the footage: 'This isn't gossip, it's a crime'
The area near Israel's border is supposed to be demilitarized under the Israel-Syria cease-fire agreement, but in December, Israel declared it considers it void following the fall of the Assad regime
For displaced Palestinians returning to northern Gaza, a humorous revival of historical feuds between residents of the 'civilized' north and the 'tribal' south serves as a coping mechanism amidst devastation
In order to get the remaining hostages to their families, Trump will have to do something difficult: To reject a planeload of lies, excuses, false promises and shiny distractions from Netanyahu and his right-hand man, Ron Dermer
In his first trip abroad since Assad's ouster, Ahmad al-Sharaa met with Saudi Arabia's crown prince in an attempt to lift sanctions on Syria, and signal his distance from the country's former allies
Tim Fehlbaum's 'September 5' is a gripping account of the 1972 Olympic Games slaying of 11 Israeli athletes in Munich. So good, it's worth watching twice – just like fellow German filmmaker Edward Berger's 'Conclave'
There was an absence of big names among this year's Sapir Prize winners – but one expert thinks that might be a good thing. Plus, Israeli movie theaters pay homage to the late, great David Lynch
When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with President Donald Trump in the White House on Tuesday, their complicated relationship will return to the spotlight. It has been anything but smooth sailing over the past eight years
Ian Epstein, a flight attendant who died in the plane crash on Thursday, was remembered by BBYO, the Jewish youth group. After his death, a clip of him delivering one-liners during in-flight announcements went viral