Jerusalem Post

Several Arabic-speaking journalists were questioned by police after they were suspected of broadcasting for Al-Jazeera.

Both the soldiers fell in combat while fighting in southern Gaza. According to Israeli media reports, the two were killed while scanning a tunnel shaft that contained a hidden explosive within it.

The future threats and the cost of the arms race with Jerusalem’s adversaries require adopting a new and forward-looking strategy.

Progressives' criticism of Israel stems from its success challenging their worldview, despite its triumph over adversity and oppression.

Nazi occupiers set up at least four camps in Alderney, part of the UK’s territory, in 1941. Two of the camps were turned into concentration camps.

The top item soon to be on the Knesset's agenda during the summer session is the haredi conscription law, which the government pledges in a filing to the High Court of Justice.

In Washington, the US president and his team watched closely as Gallant and Gantz appeared before the media and the Israeli people, making statements and ultimatums to Netanyahu.

Over 3000 academics from across the globe signed a letter in support of Israeli scholastic participation.

While Israeli leaders seek to do something about the Hezbollah threat, politicians cannot decide on a 'day after' plan for Gaza, which hampers the ability to come up with a plan for Hezbollah.

Senior officials said there is growing paranoia and suspicion between Netanyahu and the heads of the defense establishment.

In addition to protests in Tel Aviv, there were also protests in Jerusalem, Caesarea, Beersheba, and Haifa.

It isn't expected that presidents should go missing or be involved in crashes. However, historically, a number of important political and military leaders have met their end in crashes.

The Media Line spoke to people within the Gaza Strip who criticized the large-scale but ineffective aid distribution, asserting that Gazans need sustainable solutions rather than temporary relief.

US President Joe Biden, while speaking at a commencement address, stressed that he is working not only for a ceasefire but to build sustainable peace in the region.

The Venezuelan-born Kaufman, best known for “The Laramie Project,” a play and HBO film about the murder of the gay student Matthew Shepard, had found his latest subject.