In an open letter shared by partner Ben Cohen on X, Greenfield said Ben & Jerry's has lost its independence since Unilever curtailed its social activism. The brand has sued Unilever over alleged silencing and called the Gaza conflict 'genocide,' a rare stance for a major U.S. company

Despite opposition from the defense establishment and public skepticism, there is currently no effective Israeli protest against the ground invasion of Gaza City. Netanyahu knows that Hamas killing hostages could give him an excuse to expand the offensive and, like his far-right allies, pursue full occupation and expulsion of Gaza's population

Move comes in response to a series of pro-Palestine protests that led to violence and disruptions at the 2025 Vuelta a España

Syrian foreign minister presents plan to restore security in the south of the country as contacts continue between the Syrian regime and Israel on border security arrangements

Israel prime minister also complained about having to testify three times a week and continues to deny any wrongdoing in the three corruption cases against him

Gov, 75, was returning from a private performance when his vehicle struck several other cars, injuring at least six people

In Gaza, classrooms and university campuses that haven't been destroyed by IDF airstrikes now house displaced families. There's no end in sight, but students are continuing to take exams and earn degrees virtually – when there's internet

Braverman, a close confidant of the prime minister and his chief of staff, was investigated on suspicion of altering records of Netanyahu's conversation with his military secretary on the morning of October 7

With Kushner, informed by Netanyahu and his confidant Ron Dermer despite years of being played by them, advising Trump on the path forward for Gaza, things may get worse before they get worse

Angry bombast was in great supply at Monday's emergency meeting of Arab and Muslim leaders in Qatar, but genuine will to take action against Israel was absent. In a few days, the Israeli flag will fly in Gaza City's Palestine Square once again

Britain called the assault 'reckless and appalling,' Germany said it was 'completely the wrong approach,' and the UN warned 'this carnage must stop immediately.' Turkey and the Palestinian Authority accused Israel of war crimes as Gaza officials reported 52 dead and tens of thousands fleeing

Israeli human rights groups called on leaders to cancel the mass evacuation orders for Gaza City, saying that the they 'violate international law and constitute forced displacement and ethnic cleansing' and aim 'to uproot a fatigued and starving population with nowhere to escape'

Israeli politicians rushed to categorize Charlie Kirk's assassination as an attack on 'Judeo-Christian values.' But that cliché clashes with Kirk's America First worldview – and his well-documented support for the great replacement theory

The Best Actor award went to 13-year-old Muhammad Gazawi for his role in The Sea. 'I wish for all the children of the world, everywhere, to have the same opportunity – to live and dream without wars,' he said, speaking in Arabic

Netanyahu said Israel's stock market is 'stronger than in the United States' after spreading a gloomy forecast about the Israeli economy in the international arena and saying Israel would have to adopt 'autarkic' characteristics

Israel's defense minister said that the IDF struck Yemen's Hodeidah port to 'ensure the continuation of the maritime and air blockade on the Houthi terrorist organization'

Netanyahu's realistic diagnosis of Israel's bleak current condition – isolation, autarky, war – clashed with his psychotic denial of the reasons that brought the country to this point. Corrupt, extremist ministers accused of exploiting public funds now embody the dysfunction he refuses to face

Two Palestinians, including one man the IDF described as a 'key militant involved in arms trafficking', were killed by Israeli forces in Qalqilyah during a security operation. Israeli forces also arrested two others and seized a Carlo-type firearm, amid ongoing efforts to crack down on weapons trafficking in the West Bank

In his gloomy forecast for the future of the Israeli economy, Prime Minister Netanyahu called on Israelis to prepare to be self-sufficient. Two years ago he delivered the same speech

Israeli officials contradicted the White House by claiming Donald Trump was informed of the IDF strike in Doha in advance. Rather than rebuke Netanyahu for harming U.S. interests in the region, Trump continues to let him run the show

Swastikas and the phrase 'Jews did 9/11' were spray-painted on Shaar Shalom, Beth Israel, and a Chabad building on Sunday. The vandalism follows protests over Israel's Davis Cup match. Police are investigating the incidents as hate crimes and increasing patrols at local synagogues

Former lawmakers, a previous Netanyahu ally, a hostage deal activist and the president of Israeli company Wix will join Gadi Eisenkot in his new party, 'Yashar! With Eisenkot.' The former IDF chief said that his party will 'work to repair, heal and give hope to Israeli society'

'There is no safe place in Gaza,' said one Palestinian resident, adding, 'There is no more escape.' Another resident said he was used to Palestinians being abandoned: 'Gaza is falling, and beyond solidarity, we are receiving nothing'

Long stints in Gaza's combat zones is leaving many mentally exhausted. Others can no longer take the arbitrary killing. Sources estimate thousands of conscript soldiers have already left the front lines with no intention of going back, with the numbers constantly rising

A global survey of university students, commissioned jointly by the Anti-Defamation League and World Union of Jewish Students, found that Jewish women were more likely than Jewish men to conceal their identity

Arab countries are contemplating diplomatic and defensive strategies to counter perceived Israeli threats after the Doha strike. But there are two obstacles: the Gulf's unwillingness to use its leverage with the U.S., and president Trump's support for Israel

Spain is the first member of the so-called Big Five – the five countries that contribute the most to fund Eurovision, which also includes the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy – to officially announce a boycott if Israel took part in the competition