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

Move follows request from Israeli authorities, in wake of last month’s flydubai attack; direct flights on Israel-Morocco route only resumed in August after nearly 3 years

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman on the prime minister's failure to clamp down on extremist settler violence in the West Bank and the dangers of indecisive military operations

Army and Shin Bet also announce targeting of senior operative in terror group's general security apparatus, who along with his wife was among seven Gazans reportedly killed Tuesday

In the fifth episode of our new podcast series, we go deep into faith and equilibrium even as the eternal people stands at a crossroad

Letter accuses Netanyahu of trying to 'evade responsibility and rewrite history'; billboards go up across Israel featuring images of six hostages killed in tunnel under Rafah

European lawmakers say Sakharov Prize shortlist shows they are committed to safeguarding the work of the ICC, which in 2024 issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu over Gaza war

3 years after unprecedented massacre, residents who lost homes, neighbors and family say Hamas's onslaught altered their worldview -- but they might not bring newfound fears and distrust to the polls

Official says the US-led training began in August, also reports modest progress on UAE-backed reconstruction efforts, hopes for more cooperation from Israel after election

COGAT says shipments to gradually return after local merchants, who suspended imports in protest of Hamas conditions, reported terror group no longer demanding taxes, cash payments

Citing police transcripts, Channel 12 reports Urich said he was paid hundreds of thousands of shekels by Doha; Bennett, citing 'traitors' in the PMO, demands that Netanyahu 'tell public the truth about your Qatar ties'

Hamas-linked reports claim 2 kids killed Sunday; Military publishes what it says is 2024 Hamas document with plans to plant explosives near displaced-person camps in Gaza

Foreign Ministry condemns confrontation with the dual national as ‘disgraceful and unacceptable’; activists accuse the woman of bringing Israeli soldiers to Turkey on vacation

With 12 days to Israel's election, Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi discuss how world Jewry views the vote and whether Israel still values diaspora Jews as part of its future.

Various public figures slam pro-Palestinian version of national remembrance symbol, saying the initiative is disrespectful to war victims and 'designed to divide rather than unite'

Jordan's Restoring Hope Society is treating more than 450 Palestinian amputees, including 15-year-old Mahmoud Abou Nusair, who dreams of playing soccer again

School’s 1,400 Jewish students were never approached for testimony by working group behind report, which is made up of Jews; writer says 'a very diverse group' of people were involved

Co-author of INSS report optimistic that elections will lead to a new government that will be more attentive to security concerns

Army says terror operatives targeted in past few days include a Hamas sniper, Nukhba commander and another 'involved in advancing attacks on troops'

An activist who painted Churchill red was cleared of criminal damage and juries have deadlocked over alleged support for Hamas. What’s to be done when jurors reject the moral premises of the law, asks Anna Stanley.

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