Jerusalem Post

Israel's security cabinet met for three hours as the IDF prepared for a possible confrontation with Palestinian Authority security personnel.

Rami Igra, former head of the Mossad’s POW and MIA division, recounts the night Ron Arad vanished and explains why he long opposed the assessment that Arad was taken to Iran.

The awkward problem is Washington’s readiness to confuse diplomatic usefulness with alignment of interests.

My criticism is not directed at Muslims as individuals. It is directed at religious doctrines that I believe conflict with equality, personal freedom, and constitutional rights.

Silicon Valley leaders, including Elon Musk, are backing Jensen Huang's return to Nvidia despite a board investigation and opposition in Washington.

Hamas operatives threatened the ministry staff with violence if they continued working alongside the UNDP on the project, the PA official told Jusoor News International.

The Prime Minister’s Office called the N12 report “false,” saying Chief of Staff Ido Norden only connected a source with criminal information to the police.

In response to the Channel 12 report, the Prime Minister's Office issued a statement roundly denying the allegations.

The Mossad claimed that the N12 report “recycles old stories and allegations while artificially linking unrelated events and taking them out of context, in an attempt to manufacture a crisis."

The Jerusalem Post investigated multiple individuals, their connections to Hamas, and their immigration status, revealing a history of alleged Hamas activity in Britain that stretches back decades.

The 19-year-old IDF soldier was also arrested by the military police, and his detention was extended until Monday.

The ride, sparked by a flyer shared over 100,000 times, followed an anti-Israel bike boycott targeting Jewish- and Israeli-owned businesses on the eve of Kristallnacht.

Israeli sources say Hamas's Khan Yunis commander survived the Nasser Hospital strike but suffered severe head injuries and had his leg amputated.

Prosecutors say Wisam Awad contacted Iranian agents on Telegram himself, offering to carry out photography missions for money and out of revenge over Gaza.

A tribunal found Forz Khan’s LinkedIn posts “antisemitic and/or seriously offensive,” but MP Nick Timothy criticized the four-month suspension as lenient.