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

This is the latest controversial post from AIPAC-endorsed Rep. Andy Ogles of Tennessee who is renowned for his Islamophobic comments, one of a number of Trump allies expressing sharp anti-Muslim sentiments

Steinmeier joins a growing chorus of European officials questioning the legality of U.S.-Israeli strikes in Iran: France warns of Washington's unpredictability, Switzerland and Spain voice concern, Iran seeks ICC probe over alleged attacks on civilian sites

Walid Ahmed, 17, died in Israel's Mediggo prison a year ago, after suffering extreme malnutrition. Investigation into his death was closed due the fact that an autopsy could not determine causal connection to his death. His body is still held by Israel

Since Monday night, ten missile barrages have been fired from Iran, along with two rocket attacks from Lebanon. A missile carrying a 100-kg warhead struck between buildings in Tel Aviv, causing severe damage to buildings and property

With foreign media banned, a four-day visit offers a rare account of daily life, war and public mood inside Iran

The Vice President's office rejects claims he castigated the Israeli PM in a phone call, even as U.S. officials reportedly press Israel over unchecked settler attacks and enforcement failures in the West Bank

Israeli strikes on bridges and crossings in southern Lebanon are isolating villages, worsening shortages, and raising fears of a siege. 'They believe this will erode Hezbollah's popular support base, but that is far from certain,' one resident said. 'It will increase anger and frustration toward all sides'

An arson attack on four Hatzola ambulances in a synagogue parking lot in Golders Green, a center of British Jewish life for over a century, has London's Jews feeling abandoned by the government and police – and discussing exit plans: 'The bottom line is leaving'

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the military will hold southern Lebanon up to the Litani River and prevent residents from returning, citing security for northern Israel. Katz accused Lebanon of failing to disarm Hezbollah and vowed continued operations against the group

Survivors of the severe impact site in the southern Israeli town of Arad were evacuated to a hotel near the Dead Sea. Most of them were pulled from their beds, unable to return to homes damaged by Iranian missile fire

Any potential U.S.-Iran agreement may resemble prewar proposals, but joint control of the Strait of Hormuz would mark a clear victory for the regime, cementing Tehran's influence over regional security and reshaping the Middle East's geopolitical map

Benjamin Netanyahu has called the war with Iran a 'battle for the future' and Israelis are clinging to promises of a 'normal life' after the war. But with life on hold, it's hard not to question everything we are being told

Far-right minister Amichai Eliyahu is filling in for Justice Minister Levin, who recused himself over close ties to Netanyahu. He said a pardon in Netanyahu's corruption case 'would heal the rifts' in Israeli society. The opinion will be reviewed by the president's legal adviser before recommendations are submitted to Herzog

With crowds capped and sirens overhead, Tel Aviv concertgoers are still showing up

Dozens of NGOs filed petitions against the Diaspora Affairs Ministry's decision to revoke work licenses for aid groups in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, claiming that they failed to meet the requirements of a new procedure set by the government for registering international humanitarian organizations