Officer faces negligence charge in fatal shooting of Mohammed Hussein Tarabin al-Sana, claiming self-defense and alleging the victim had a knife, though investigators found no weapon at the scene

Israel's top news reporters, watch and learn: In an interview, the likes of which haven't been seen in Israel in years, a young teen pushed right-wing politician Feiglin to admit a full-blown, Nazi-type of solution for the Palestinians in Gaza

The struggle against political policing will not be won only in the streets, but at the ballot box as well

Shimon and Rivka Herzl, who were buried in Serbia, were reinterred in a state ceremony on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem. Theodor Herzl had requested in his will that his closest family members be brought for burial in Israel

The Israeli airline reported a 100 percent jump in second-quarter profit, capturing 92.3% of U.S.-Israel flights, boosting revenue growth despite higher jet fuel prices

Despite a lack of support from most of the Democratic establishment and in spite of $30 million spent against him by AIPAC - Abdul El-Sayed has secured the nomination. But the smaller than expected margins should raise concerns for Democrats, who are hoping to retake the Senate

Haaretz found that far-right influencer and Rapper Yoav Eliasi, known by his stage name The Shadow, used police connections to benefit an entertainment complex in which he was a partner. His lawyer denied any wrongdoing

The second day of U.S.-mediated talks opened amid reports of Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon despite the ongoing cease-fire that took effect in April

Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg said sharing information about voters who have cast ballots violates privacy law, ending a practice that allowed parties to track turnout in real time and encourage supporters who had not yet cast ballots to vote

The UN human rights chief said more than 100 others remained at risk of execution and urged Tehran to halt executions and ensure fair trials

The lobby has rarely involved itself in general election spending, instead deploying millions in intraparty primary battles

The Israeli military also ordered residents of a southern Lebanese village to evacuate, for the first time in over a month. Meanwhile, U.S.-mediated talks between Israel and Lebanon took place in Rome

The temporary injunction halts the transfer of 366 million shekels ($108 million) after petitions argued the money was approved through an improper parliamentary process during the election period

German newspapers and magazines have expanded on an effort by the U.S. National Archives and created user-friendly databases that provide answers to not-so-friendly questions

State Rep. Donavan McKinney beat two-term Rep. Shri Thanedar, a former DSA-member who was backed by AIPAC. In 7th District, William Lawrence won over two moderates

The IDF denied the reservist was reinstated following intervention by the defense minister's office, saying he returned only after pledging to follow regulations. A military source said he was removed again after thanking the minister and lawmakers for helping reinstate him

The Michigan Senate primary was closer than polls had predicted, but Abdul El-Sayed's victory shouldn't be dismissed. In some ways, it is more consequential for Israel and U.S. Jews than Mamdani's rise in NYC

Police released the body of 28-year-old Sami Ahmed Ja'asous just hours before they were due to respond to a High Court petition challenging its continued detention. Relatives accused authorities of trying to conceal evidence by forcing a nighttime burial

The powerful lobby group made a disastrous choice by becoming an active player in intra-party politics. It's not too late to change course

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer endorsed Abdul El-Sayed after win, says Democrats are united by common purpose: 'Putting a check on Donald Trump by defeating his Republican enablers and taking back the Senate'

The State Prosecutor's Office had sought to delay the release so the military could examine whether the body could be used in future negotiations over Israeli hostages and missing persons

A beloved 71-year-old family physician from Ramallah is in his seventh week in an Israeli prison, subjected to the neglect and starvation now standard for Palestinian detainees

Apart from the celebrity appeal of a book co-written by one of the faces of Channel 12 News, there is little justification for translating "Don't Feed the Lion" into Hebrew. The novel was written to help young Jews in the Diaspora confront antisemitism

The high-stakes race, crucial to Democrats' hopes of retaking the Senate in November, pitted progressive Israel critic Abdul El-Sayed against AIPAC-backed establishment candidate Haley Stevens, who performed far better than predictions of a landslide defeat

Archaeologists uncovered parts of the prayer hall, the women's atrium, colorful floors and plaques with names of congregation members, providing a 'moving, almost personal familiarity with the people who prayed here and communal life,' Israel's Antiquities Authority said

The IDF has seized 230 square miles of Lebanese territory, where extensive construction is underway – including a base far from the Israeli border. Negotiations with Lebanon resumed today