According to one activist, a Shin Bet operative asked him, 'What are your views, what is your strategy?' and warned that if the Shin Bet were to get involved instead of the Israel Police, it would be 'less pleasant' for them. The security service said that 'no threats were made'

Israel's Supreme Court awarded the father of a child in special education almost $10,000 after the city of Ramat Gan denied him transportation services, citing fabricated rulings and directives. There was 'no doubt' the city relied on artificial intelligence, the court said

British national Craig Foreman, who has been held along with his wife Lindsay in Tehran's notorious Evin Prison for over a year and charged with espionage, has called on Prime Minister Keith Starmer to publicly speak out against the charge

Passenger caps have slashed departures, sending travelers through Taba and Aqaba despite higher prices, delays and security concerns

The alliance has invoked Article 5 only once, after 9/11. Does it obligate America's allies to take part as the United States and Israel bash Iran?

An Israeli official said the U.S. is holding direct contacts with the speaker of Iran's parliament, who denied the claim as 'fake news' designed to manipulate oil markets. Pakistan is taking the lead as mediator, and a meeting could take place in Islamabad this week, a source said

Told by the IDF not to evacuate and wary of the terror militia, residents in Christian villages in southern Lebanon say they are the ones paying the price

Trump faces a choice between a negotiated deal or declaring military damage a victory. A deal means engaging a regime he sought to topple, while claiming victory leaves it intact. Iran's regime, meanwhile, faces its own dilemmas too

An IDF general said the incident in which Misgav Am's Ofer Moskovitz was killed involved 'several serious operational failures' in planning and execution, adding that the shells were fired at an incorrect angle and not in line with procedures