Yair Krindi allegedly told the protester to move out of the way, and when the latter refused, 'pushed him to the side of the way and assaulted him with his fists in the face in a rage,' the indictment says. Prosecutors ask to extend his remand till the end of the trial, saying he is a danger to the public

When pundits declare that Netanyahu is the victim of circumstances, the hostage of his far-right allies or just stalling to stay in power, just look at the facts on the ground. This is Netanyahu's own, ruthless strategy in play

Foreign ministers from co-chairs, Saudi Arabia and France, urged support for the establishment of a Palestinian state, while the Palestinian PM called for Hamas to disarm and release the Israeli hostages it is holding in Gaza

His death marks the second Israeli to die of their wounds since the Iran war

After saying that Israel was not living up to its commitments with the EU on increasing aid supplies to Gaza, the European Union's top decision-making body limited Israeli participation in Horizon - Israel's most important scientific partnership

Yinon Levi, who was documented firing his handgun at the scene, is a settler previously sanctioned by the U.S. for violence against Palestinians, and was arrested following the incident. Four Palestinians and two foreign activists were arrested as well

The three soldiers were sentenced to prison after a mental health officer determined that they were fit to participate in combat. One soldier's mother said the army sent him to military prison instead of therapy, calling it 'a badge of shame for our country'

Under the proposed plan, Israel will gradually begin annexing parts of Gaza if Hamas does not agree to a cease-fire. Netanyahu told ministers the plan is supported by the Trump administration

The DIRCM systems – already in use on the German Air Force's A330 aerial refueling tankers – are designed to protect aircraft against infrared-guided missiles

A banner of 'Am Yisrael Chai' hung on the stage of a ceremony to mark the razing of three residential buildings struck by an Iranian missile during last month's war, forming a grotesque backdrop to a photo-op designed to distract and deny accountability

The proposed change would allow the channel to avoid a costly relocation mandated by the current law. The channel had previously been accused of airing incitement to genocide, violence, and racism in recent petitions to Israel's High Court

José Andrés' organization, World Central Kitchen, made headlines last year when the IDF hit one of its convoys, killing seven of its workers. 'It is rare now for trucks entering Gaza to make it safely to our kitchens or those of other aid groups without being looted,' he wrote

London's High Court ruled that the U.K. Foreign Office must reconsider asking Israel to let a Palestinian family stuck in Gaza join relatives in Britain, due to dire conditions in the Strip. Three of the four children included in the original request have been shot at while waiting for aid

Amir Haskel, who began protesting against Netanyahu in 2016, says protest leaders need to abandon rallies and instead impose a siege on the prime minister's residence or the Knesset

Every Thursday night, a Modern Orthodox synagogue in Melbourne that was recently targeted in an antisemitic arson attack becomes Rintel's Diner, serving Jewish comfort food like cholent, challah and borscht to Melbourne's kosher-keeping Jews and hipsters alike

During Israel's war with Iran, the military occupied some 250 homes and apartments across the West Bank, converting them into makeshift bases and interrogation centers. When soldiers left, residents returned to houses in disarray

Canaanites were known to use beautifully made black flint tools, but where were they made? Now we know

Signatories cited pictures of 'babies who succumb to starvation,' adding that as victims of the Holocaust, Jews have 'a special obligation' to prevent indiscriminate harm. Education Minister Kisch accused them of contributing to a 'Hamas propaganda campaign'

Settler violence in the West Bank and Israel's airstrike on Gaza's only Catholic church have garnered rare criticism from Christians in the U.S. Some say Israel's human rights abuses and a growing identification with Christian nationalism over Christian Zionism are already visibly shifting the status quo

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, with whom the president was meeting, said he thinks the British public is 'revolted' by the pictures being broadcast from the Gaza Strip. Trump added that the U.S. will set up 'food centers' without fences to ease access

When examining all the factors together, we identify a clear pattern that indicates Israeli intent to kill Palestinians in Gaza. The systematic nature is the smoking gun

Following a weekend of Palestinian-led protests in cities and towns across Israel, the Higher Arab Monitoring Committee, the political body uniting Palestinian Israelis, declared the three-day strike on Sunday to protest 'the war of annihilation and starvation in Gaza'

'Genocidal intent throughout': According to the reports by B'Tselem and Physicans for Human Rights – Israel, the Israeli attack on Gaza caused 'massive, indiscriminate bombardment of population centers' and the 'starvation of more than two million people as a method of warfare' against the Palestinians

Experts have warned that those suffering from acute malnutrition, especially young children, require sustained medical care to stabilize their condition, adding that people in critical condition due to starvation are likely to struggle to access food

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has in recent months coordinated its diplomacy on Gaza conflict closely with French President Emanuel Macron. But last week, Starmer held back from France's announcement, saying he would only recognize Palestine as part of a negotiated peace deal with Israel

Former U.S. defense officials and missile experts told CNN that the widespread use of the systems during the 12-day war raises concerns about the United States' own security situation and its ability to quickly replenish its supply of interceptors

Investigators believe that a Likud MK and two others allegedly attempted to influence the testimony of a woman who said a religious organization's spiritual leader had sexually assaulted her. Netanyau's coalition still plans on moving forward with appointing the MK as chair of the Knesset Finance Committee