Democrat lawmakers argued the recent moves 'erode the viability' of a future Palestinian state and harm U.S. national security interests. New York Rep. Dan Goldman urged Trump to 'use every tool at his disposal to pressure Netanyahu to roll back' decisions

Rujm el Hiri was the only stone circle known in the Golan Heights, though more were suspected. New study reports 29, amid a landscape of ancient graves and fields

The eviction is part of a decades-long legal struggle between Ateret Cohanim and Palestinian residents. A human rights group that tracks settlement activity called it 'one of the largest evictions that has occurred in East Jerusalem'

Following a years-long lawsuit, a Manhattan skyscraper linked to the Islamic Republic will compensate families of victims of Iran-backed terror attacks, including in Israel

Saudi Arabia said it intercepted multiple drones over its oil-rich Eastern Province, while Bahrain reported extinguishing a blaze near its International Airport • Gulf states again reiterated their 'full and inherent right to self-defense' against Iran

In the northern city of Nahariya, Hezbollah fire killed one man, Uri Peretz, 43, and seriously wounded another • Sirens sounded almost continuously in central Israel throughout Thursday morning as several impact sites were reported from a suspected Iranian cluster missile

The flow of cash into Russia's coffers amid the oil crisis, along with a global shift in attention away from the war in Ukraine, gives Putin a veneer of tactical success. But beneath it lies a far bleaker strategic reality

MK Yitzhak Kroizer of Ben-Gvir's far-right party made the remarks in the Knesset after a Palestinian family was gunned down in the West Bank; MK Ayman Odeh filed an ethics complaint, saying 'everywhere there are innocent people, Israelis and Palestinians'

Staff Sergeant Ori Greenberg, 21, is the third soldier to be killed in southern Lebanon since the start of Israel's war with Iran. On Wednesday, a mortar shell severely wounded an IDF soldier in Lebanon, and a reservist was severely wounded by rocket fire

U.S. President Donald Trump says Iran wants a deal to end the war, while Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denies talks. Tehran demands a cease-fire, compensation, and links any deal to halting attacks on Lebanon as a condition to end the war

Five months ago, the Yellow Line was framed as a step toward an IDF withdrawal from Gaza. Since then, the army has set up a string of outposts along it and killed more than 200 Gazans nearby

Trump claims the war has already been won as a determined Iran presents far-reaching demands. While attempting to bridge the vast gap, the U.S. continues preparations for a ground operation ■ Increasing rocket fire from Hezbollah adds to the pressure on the Israeli government to act

The central bank's 2025 annual report says net negative migration will lower demand in coming years. Despite low profitability, developers continue to build to ensure continued cash flow

Footage from the incident shows vehicles traveling away from what appears to be a military checkpoint or inspection post. An eyewitness told Haaretz that occupants exited the vehicle after shots were fired. One person was killed after reentering the vehicle, which rolled and overturned

Benjamin Netanyahu bought into the myth of America's omnipotence. He's now learning its limits, after starting an Israeli-U.S. war on Iran with Donald Trump, whose administration evinces a historic level of incompetence

Levin recused himself from reviewing PM Netanyahu's pardon request earlier this month, saying he had testified in the PM's trial and has been 'very close to the prime minister for many years'

Iran has launched 470 missiles at Israel in the first 25 days of the conflict, with an initial surge followed by a steady daily rate that has recently ticked up. The IDF reports nine direct hits, including two in Tel Aviv, and 35 cluster missiles breaching air defenses, affecting more than 190 urban areas

Under the plan, which Israel formulated before the outbreak of the war in the event that the U.S. decided to cease fighting on very short notice, the IDF would immediately change the sequence of its bombardments to maximize war objectives before any halt imposed by Washington

Lebanon's Health Ministry said Israeli strikes have killed 22 people in the country within the past 24 hours, adding that Israeli fire has killed 1,094 people in Lebanon since March 2. Israel reportedly struck the country's south more than 30 times on Wednesday

For the first time in a decade, U.S. President Donald Trump is skipping the U.S. conservative conference, where MAGA infighting over the U.S.-Israel relationship and Trump's decision to launch war on Iran are expected to be on full display

While two Israeli sources reportedly said that Israel is concerned the United States may announce a one-month cease-fire to facilitate negotiations with Iran, the White House said that the United States 'is very close to meeting the core objectives' of the war

'I'm proud to support the state of Israel,' the California governor said. Newsom's comments are being closely watched because he is seen as a likely 2028 Democratic presidential candidate, at a time when Democratic voters' support for Israel has fallen sharply

Gulf leaders fear a prolonged war could damage their economies and regional stability, and are seeking de-escalation alongside guarantees of deterrence. Meanwhile, Egypt is trying to promote a pan-Arab security arrangement as Turkey positions itself as a key mediator

Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem said the group's decision to join the Iran war earlier this month was a response to Israeli strikes that continued after the sides signed a cease-fire agreement in November 2024

Israeli defense sources say that, despite initially aiming strikes at Iranian regime targets to spur a popular revolution, the air force is now seeking solely to damage Iran's military capabilities regardless of regime stability, and is preparing for a long campaign

The four were caught crossing the border from Jordan and were deported despite procedures stating that asylum seekers should not be expelled if their return would put them in danger. The Sudanese community in Israel is struggling to understand what happened to them, and their whereabouts are currently unknown

Under the proposed legislation, the special tribunal would be authorized to depart from procedural and evidentiary rules if deemed necessary to ascertain the truth and achieve justice. Some of the hearings will also be held in open court, subject to requests from October 7 victims and their families

At the initiative of far-right Settlements Minister Orit Strock, the government seeks to significantly simplify bureaucratic procedures so that it can establish new Jewish towns in areas with large Arab and Bedouin communities without having to address professional opinions or present economic or planning justifications

The German carmaker may team up with the Israeli Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, which specializes in air defense, to convert the company's Osnabrück plant to missile defense production to save jobs

According to the indictment, the 14-year-old received $1,170 in cryptocurrency in exchange for carrying out several tasks. He was even asked to graffiti the home of Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar and film it, and he replied that he was busy with school, but could do it during the break

Israel has failed in the past to change the map of the Middle East. Netanyahu is gambling that this time, he can succeed

American Jews can be pro-Israel and still oppose this war. That is J Street's position: We reject 'pro-Israel' loyalty tests based on blind support for every Israeli government decision – and we have every right to question whether this conflict makes Israel or the United States safer

Israel Democracy HQ, which organized protests against the government and judicial overhaul since 2023, has lost funding and protesters since the outbreak of the October 7 war. 'We'll work to establish a government that won't deepen our nation's rift,' it stated.

Ziv Agmon, who assumed the position of Netanyahu's acting chief of staff because his predecessor faces corruption allegations, denied the statements ascribed to him, saying he faces 'a grave injustice'

One diplomat explained that the Lebanese fear another civil war, and the Israelis seek to finally disarm Hezbollah. Another reason for the lack of progress is Beirut's fear of being perceived as 'collaborating with the enemy' while Israel attacks across Lebanon

A U.S. official described the demands as 'ridiculous and unrealistic,' while Arab and American officials said they could make any deal harder to reach than before the war began

After a spate of antisemitic incidents in Europe and the U.K. over the past weeks, the Israeli organization cautioned against attending Jewish gatherings or staying for extended periods in Egypt or Jordan

Police, who had previously said they were looking into a possible link to ⁠Iran, said the investigation continued, as CCTV footage had suggested there were at least ‌three people involved

The destruction of the temple of Yahweh at Elephantine 2,400 years ago may have been the first anti-Semitic act in history, but new research suggests a more mundane motive was behind the devastation

Israeli officials fear Trump relenting on Iran's enriched uranium and its nuclear and missile programs, wondering as to the fate of the plan to overthrow the regime. An Israeli official believes Iran talks will be 'substantive' – but it's unclear whether Tehran's flexibility will satisfy the United States

The Israeli Cyber Directorate said Iran is attempting to mirror prior Israeli operations against Iranian officials, revealing dozens of targeted digital attacks from Iranian agencies that would have resulted in physical harm to Israelis if the Shin Bet had not intervened

Maria Shregerodsky finds shelter in an underground light rail station, because 'everybody takes care of everybody here'

The Knesset National Security Committee approved the bill, sponsored by members of the far-right Otzma Yehudit party, ahead of the second and third votes expected in the coming days. Military and government officials have repeatedly warned the committee about problems the bill will bring

The new law lets religious courts rule on certain civil disputes if both parties consent, raising concerns about unequal bargaining power and potential threats to women's rights, while most opposition leaders vowed to repeal it once back in government

A source familiar with the matter told Haaretz that the plan - which was presented via Pakistani officials - includes a ban on all uranium enrichment, limiting Iran's ballistic missile program and allowing free passage through the Strait of Hormuz. The source said Tehran disputed certain points, but said it was considering the offer

A government that adopts the slogan "we will forever live by the sword," one that sees Sparta as an ideal to aspire to, is blinding its citizens by forbidding them from even dreaming of a situation in which war is a temporary necessity that will be followed by a new leaf

On Thursday, Netanyahu appeared in a red tie to deliver statements and – for the first time in the war against Iran – answer questions from foreign journalists. The differences between Bibi in Hebrew and Benjamin in English became apparent immediately

Just as the external threat of Hamas destroyed the anti-government protest movement after October 7, so could the U.S.-Israeli threat unify Iranians in support of their own corrupt, theocratic leadership, even if they oppose it

Drone and rocket sirens sounded continuously in northern Israel for several hours on Tuesday amid Hezbollah attacks from Lebanon. An Iranian cluster missile fired at Tel Aviv area wounded 12, including six children, with several impact sites reported

He did not specify what it was, only saying that it was 'oil-and-gas related' and 'worth a lot of money', and added that the U.S. is currently negotiating with Iran to end hostilities, and said that with a new group of leaders in Iran, 'we can say this is regime change'

Sources in the Pentagon said that between 3,000 and 4,000 troops are set to be deployed to an unspecified location in the Middle East to support operations in the region, though no decision had been made to send soldiers to Iran itself

German Ambassador to Israel Steffen Seibert committed the cardinal diplomatic sin of daring to criticize settler violence in the West Bank. His country continues to extend a hand to an ever ungrateful and isolated Israel

Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman allegedly urged Trump to pursue regime change in Iran, even as Saudi officials publicly insist the country does not seek a wider war

U.S. prosecutors charged a Chicago man over online threats against Jews and a planned synagogue attack following Israel's reported killing of Iran's supreme leader. The suspect was released on bond, under restrictive conditions

Three senior Tehran sources said any agreement would depend on U.S. conceding on red lines related to issues crucial to Iran, including its ballistic missile program and control over the Strait of Hormuz