Israeli envoy Leiter said the fifth round of talks between officials from Beirut and Jerusalem was a 'train wreck' and warned it was 'in danger of going off the rails,' arguing against giving Iran a role in restraining Hezbollah

Netanyahu's coalition only speaks of war, and opposition politicians live in fear of being perceived as supporters of peace. Very few are willing to talk about the steps needed to make peace, but at least one Democrats candidate has a fully-fledged plan

In districts with some of the country's largest Jewish populations, Democratic voters will decide races that have become proxies for a broader fight over military aid to Israel, AIPAC's influence and the party's future direction on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Israel's Central Elections Committee said the decision is meant to ensure the right to vote is not diminished

I've examined AIPAC and its role in American politics throughout my reporting career. Today's criticism of AIPAC has far surpassed dangerous territory and too often devolved into dehumanization – all while American Jews' concerns over antisemitism and communal safety are more urgent than ever

Tel Aviv's first Arab Israeli deputy-mayor was appointed in 2003, with Amir Badran, chair of the Arab-Jewish party Hadash's local branch, now becoming the second. Hadash celebrated the appointment, writing that it hopes the trend 'will expand to the rest of the country'

The former prime minister, who seeks to unseat Netanyahu in Israel's 2026 elections, added he welcomes what he called legally approved settlements in the West Bank

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said the devices were intended to enable protesters to coordinate and ultimately topple the Iranian government, yet, 'unfortunately, the current incompetent Israeli government stopped doing that'

President Trump said that Iran had agreed to 'the highest level nuclear inspections long into the future (Infinity!!!)' and said unfrozen assets would be placed in escrow for U.S. food and farm purchases. Iranian officials rejected the claim, saying they had not agreed to invite back IAEA inspectors

Israeli forces used heavy munitions in densely populated areas despite mounting child casualties, a U.N. probe said, concluding that 20,179 children were killed. Israel dismissed the report as a 'libelous sham'

Tehran is back in Lebanon, this time through diplomacy rather than proxies. Israel, meanwhile, is discovering that military power does not guarantee a seat at the table when the future of its northern border is being decided

According to Channel 13 and i24News, the opinion was recently submitted to the State Prosecutor's Office but returned for further clarification, delaying indictments against suspects who worked with Netanyahu and also allegedly worked on Qatar's behalf during the Gaza war