According to the NGO Kerem Navot, 'Establishing four outposts in Area A is unprecedented by any measure, and shows the extent to which the State of Israel has lost control not only over settlers in the West Bank, but also over the army, the police and other authorities'

The West Bank District Police are not part of the equation, the Shin Bet has become irrelevant and the boundaries between Israeli citizens and the army have completely blurred in the West Bank. The project of cleansing the occupied territories of Arabs is gaining momentum - and no one is stopping it. 'Even when there are reports that something is going to happen,' says one reserve soldier, 'we get there after the fact'

The prime minister has generously bestowed promises on the north, but funding is reserved solely for his political allies ■ IDF chief Eyal Zamir has drawn a target on his own back ■ The coalition gears up to make Israel's crumbling international standing irreversible

It's too bad the Palestinians don't appreciate the difference between being fatally shot by a left-wing Zionist soldier and by a right-wing settler soldier. The left must talk about 1948, and not just by acknowledging the expulsion and dispossession

There is a large gap between the plan of an interim Yellow Line and reality. On the ground, the IDF is working to make the temporary line permanent. Each day, the new border deep inside Gaza is entrenched further

To be eligible to offer paid rides, the bill requires drivers to have at least four years of driving experience and no ongoing probationary license suspension. The bill does not provide compensation for taxi drivers, who are required in Israel to hold a special license that costs about a quarter million shekels

Olmert urged the ICC to take action 'if law enforcement authorities in Israel do not fulfil their duty.' Analysis by the British paper found that Israel has not prosecuted its citizens for the killings of Palestinian civilians since 2020.

The London Initiative – a network of 'changemakers' – warned in a letter that settler violence against West Bank Palestinians is not only condoned by the Israel government but has become official policy

A century ago, Hans Herzl, the son of the father of Zionism, was lampooned by a Hebrew-language newspaper for converting to Christianity. The paper managed to irk the Muslims, too

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An Israeli artist living in Lisbon whose mission is to get antisemitic content taken down on Instagram, and an Israeli saleswoman stuck in paradise while war broke out back home

The vote, part of Council Speaker Julie Menin's five-point plan to combat antisemitism, is seen as a win for her but a loss for Mamdani, who warned it could limit free speech. Progressive, civil rights, and pro-Palestinian groups protested the measure

The Royal United Services Institute for Defense and Security warns that Israel has used most of its Arrow 2 and 3 interceptors, while U.S. THAAD missiles protecting Gulf allies are heavily depleted. The report highlighted the stark cost imbalance between Iran's cheap attacks and the expensive interceptors defending against them

As if it were not enough that the defense budget has spiraled out of control and reached astronomical levels, the defense establishment is outlining scenarios for the political echelon that could further inflate the budget by tens of billions of shekels, depending on decisions made regarding the Iranian and Lebanese fronts

What Jewish Currents editor Arielle Angel has to say about Israel is tough to hear. But she reflects a growing anti-Zionist movement aiming to dismantle the Jewish-American establishment and rebuild it around a new vision

In Israel, Iran, and Lebanon, our safety is being sacrificed for the whims of power-hungry leaders who feed us visions of victory, thinking we won't notice that we're no closer to peace

Four other soldiers were lightly wounded in the incident in which he was killed. Volansky is the fourth soldier killed in south Lebanon since the war with Iran began, and the third to be killed by anti-tank missiles

Pakistani source said that Israel had the target's coordinates, but was told to 'back off' by the U.S; Pakistan's military and foreign office ⁠did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Israel's military declined to comment

Trump's Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, confirmed that Pakistan has been acting as a mediator to the negotiations, saying that the Administration presented a 15-point cease-fire plan to Iran. He added that Iran is 'looking for an off-ramp' and that previous diplomatic approaches were repeatedly rejected

A video by the Tel Aviv municipality shows an Iranian touring Tel Aviv and singing its praises. The municipality says the video is a way to open a conversation on the day after the war

Jewish schools, synagogues and institutions in Belgium, the Netherlands and the U.K. have all been shaken by recent violent attacks. An organization named Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia, or the Islamic Movement of the People of the Right Hand, has claimed to be behind them

Trump's ultimatum to Tehran nears as Iran and Hezbollah ramp up fire on Israel and the Lebanon offensive expands; in a nighttime cabinet meeting, the IDF chief warned the army is nearing its limits as forces divert to another escalating front: Jewish terrorism in the West Bank

Following an interim order set by the High Court, allowing soccer fans to wear protest attire in games, the police clarified to the High Court that there are currently no directives prohibiting protest attire, after previously preventing Hapoel Tel Aviv fans from wearing protest shirts

Since the joint Israeli-American strike on Iran, Jewish institutions worldwide have seen a surge in antisemitic attacks and threats. Those who monitor such developments warn that each spike marks a new dangerous baseline

This war was supposed to be Netanyahu's trump card ahead of the approaching elections. However, it has not lived up to the grandiose fantasies government spokespeople described in its early stages. Not only has it failed to break the political deadlock between the blocs, it has also attached the scent of a flop to Netanyahu, and exposed the brazen lies about past successes

Israel's defense minister said the assassination of the Iranian naval commander was 'an important message to our American partners, reflecting the IDF's assistance in reopening the Strait of Hormuz'

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'