Announcing the sanctions, Britain's foreign secretary said 'the Israeli government must crack down on settler violence and stop settler expansion on Palestinian land'
As Hezbollah-affiliated news outlets warn that the U.S. will be responsible for Israel's counter-strike, other Arabic-language commentators suggest that despite U.S. opposition, Netanyahu will still try to hit Tehran's nuclear sites
The U.S. decision to deploy its advanced missile defense system in Israel reaffirms its commitment to assist Israel in a time of war, but also serves to pressure Israel to coordinate its response with Washington to avoid triggering a full-scale regional war
IDF reservists with 'Force 100' assaulted military cops coming to arrest other soldiers suspected of attacking and sexually abusing a Gazan detainee. The claim wasn't investigated, as IDF police are avoiding the inquiry due to right-wing pressure, a source says
Since the Hamas attack of October 7, Israel has recorded over 28,000 alerts warning of imminent rocket, missile or drone attacks from Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, Yemen, Iraq and Syria. This is what it looks like
Video footage from the event showed men chanting slogans, such as 'Heil Trump' and 'Make America White Again,' joining the parade in a boat flying Nazi flags
Argentine President Javier Milei's passionate attachment to Orthodox Judaism and Netanyahu's Israel is explored in a new book. Many of its contributing writers worry that his bear hug could backfire on the Jewish community
The assailant emerged on foot from the roadside and opened fire on passing vehicles using a handgun. A truck driver passing by saw the attack and shot the assailant dead. The attack was the fourth terror attack in Israel so far in October
The persimmon plant vanished from history in the eighth century. Natural-medicine researcher Sarah Sallon tells Haaretz how she planted 1,000-year-old date seeds, ate the fruit and launched her sleuthing in earnest
These nine Israeli families of victims of the Nova festival massacre never received answers from the authorities about their children's last moments. The parents and siblings did the work themselves and thought up a novel way to commemorate their loved ones
Cairo fears damage to Israel's gas fields could harm Egypt's economy, worsened by violations of two key military agreements near the border with Israel. This tense atmosphere risks further destabilizing the already fragile relationship between the two countries
Netanyahu wants to shape the narrative of the war by naming it The War of Revival, but critics say that is a way of erasing his part in the October 7 disaster. Who gets to decide the chosen name of this war – and of Israel's past conflicts?
According to a report in the Financial Times, the deployment of the U.S. air defense system to Israel will help to fill the gaps of Israel's 'serious' munitions shortage, and that another Iranian attack would stretch its air defense system
Roni Steinbrecher believes no one. Even if the defense minister or the prime minister themselves request a meeting with him, he would likely refuse. He just prays that his daughter, Doron, held in Gaza by Hamas, 'is strong and fighting, and that she's not alone'
Despite more than a decade of efforts by the Israeli defense establishment, there is still no effective system for combatting drones. And, just as they did in the aftermath of October 7, Israeli rightists have floated conspiracy theories which exonerate the government
IDF soldier killed in Gaza; Three rockets fired from Lebanon at central Israel, Tel Aviv ■ Protesters target NYSE, calling for weapons embargo on Israel, cease-fire in Gaza ■ U.S. State Department urges U.S. citizens in Lebanon to leave immediately ■ Israeli army investigating Gaza hospital strike that sparked fire, killing four ■ IDF says it killed commander of Hezbollah's elite force anti-tank unit
Between an IDF pillbox and a UN position, Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon found a tunnel shaft, which had gone unnoticed for years. 'There's a compound here every meter,' says one of the soldiers. It's hard to ignore the sense that someone fell asleep on guard duty
Between an IDF pillbox and a UN position, Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon found a tunnel shaft, which had gone unnoticed for years. 'There's a compound here every meter,' says one of the soldiers. It's hard to ignore the sense that someone fell asleep on guard duty
Officials tell Washington Post that Israel will carry out attacks against Islamic Republic before U.S. election, plans to wrap up Lebanon operation 'in coming weeks'