Sakharov Prize goes to tribunal targeted by Trump, who vowed to dismantle it ‘brick by brick’; Europe pledges support for court’s independence

Life-size display in capital draws crowds and selfies in Tajrish Square; Islamic Republic steps up anti-US messaging and presses war crimes accusations

Macron says restrictions are needed to protect city centers and public buildings after a weekend of the country’s worst violence in years

Diplomatic reporter Nava Freiberg on how a new Israeli government could lead to opportunities for policy shifts with neighbors, and the latest developments in the Gaza peace plan

Political debate has moved away from resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict even as violent events in the West Bank are making the issue harder to ignore

In response, Eisenkot says defense minister 'preparing the ground for the next disaster and shifting blame in advance'; Lapid calls statement a 'gift' to Israel's enemies

Coalition parties want even stronger curbs on the judiciary in the next Knesset, while the oppositions seeks to repeal judicial overhaul laws and fortify the bodies that oversee the government

Military drills ramped up ahead of potential short, intensive round of attacks that could hit energy sites, nuclear facilities, and arsenals of missiles and drones, sources tell NY Times

Zini's working trip reportedly planned a while ago, included meetings with top intelligence officials to discuss confronting terrorism and Islamic extremism

State Department says Karnakis & Karnakis 'set up shell companies' to hide origin of Iranian ships, allowing Tehran to sell millions of barrels of oil

Foreign Ministry says 'deal infringes upon the sovereign rights of our close allies,' accuses Ankara of 'working to destabilize the east Mediterranean region'

Saudis report at least 3 killed in Iran-backed group's strikes on oil facility and airport; Sissi says Egyptian military support for kingdom won't include strikes in Yemen

Katz says opposition leaders to blame for future attacks on Israel amid their criticism of pre-election security warnings, drawing backlash * IRGC threatens to hit American bases in region if US keeps escorting ships through Hormuz

Pro-Israel lobby says it will prioritize individuals' donations to candidates as it did before creating PAC and super PAC in 2021, which some analysts say hurt its image

Nadav Cohen Tzemach was arrested in December 2025 but never charged after running over Palestinian with an ATV and firing a weapon in a Palestinian village

Axios says Israel told Washington action was an exercise and show of force; Israeli defense officials said to warn IDF chief to prevent an unnecessary strike before election

Republican challenger Scott Singer criticizes Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz for urging end to Iran war, ties him to party's left, as incumbent highlights AIPAC endorsement

Journalist celebrated for war reporting has been criticized by some Jewish viewers who have accused her of mischaracterizing events, not giving weight to Israeli security concerns

CEO of ROPES says firm has prior commitments in India that prevent it from accepting contract, amid efforts to revive long-stalled project

Police claim Brad Lander and 80 other activists didn't coordinate, despite IDF maps showing no coordination needed in area; Israel accuses Lander of 'harvesting headlines'