In the midst of hunger, displacement and looming occupation, young Gazans gather in a battered classroom, holding on to learning as their only escape. 'As long as we're alive, we should do something we can control'

The police stated that they received reports of shrapnel in several further locations. Earlier on Friday, a drone launched from Yemen triggered sirens in several Gaza border communities. The IDF stated then that it successfully intercepted the drone after several attempts

Chief Sephardic Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef reported on Wednesday that a man approached him seeking a ruling permitting the murder of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. The suspect's detention has been extended until Sunday

The firm serving as a conduit between Israel and Gulf projects said money came from several countries and not just from pro-Qatari campaign with Netanyahu's aides

In recordings aired by Channel 12 News, the then-chief of Military Intelligence said only 'two irrelevant people' attended a meeting during which he presented a strategic warning to the prime minister during the government's advancement of the judicial coup

Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Kruse, head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, was dismissed after a report found that U.S. strikes only modestly set back Iran's nuclear program – contradicting Trump and Netanyahu's claim it was 'completely and fully obliterated'

Israel's lead hostage affairs coordinator said that there was 'no change' to the 'information in Israel's possession' regarding the status of the living hostages, saying that '20 of the hostages are alive, there is serious concern for two others, [and] 28 are believed to be deceased'

Hostage families blocked highways and conducted a symbolic Shabbat meal outside Prime Minister Netanyahu's house on Friday ahead of planned major Tuesday protests. 'Families are forced to spend the Sabbath fearing for their loved ones,' the activists said

Searching for the suspect, the army put a curfew on the West Bank village of al-Mughayyir, where residents say soldiers destroyed property in their homes, threw stones at cars and confiscated cars. 'If they commit a terror attack, they will pay a heavy price,' the IDF Central Command chief says

The Foreign Ministry statement comes after 25 countries – including the United Kingdom and France – issued a joint declaration against Israel's decision to approve construction in the E1 area of the West Bank, a plan designed to bisect the territory

IDF sources said troops are preparing to use artillery fire to 'encourage' the evacuation of Palestinians who choose to remain in Gaza City and seek shelter inside buildings

Police previously tried to prevent anti-war protests in April, telling organizers they were forbidden from waving signs depicting hostages, bearing the inscription 'genocide' or depicting photographs of children who were killed in Gaza

'We're playing with fire': IDF soldiers called up for the effort to retake Gaza City say they can't stay home and let their comrades do the heavy fighting, but 22 months of personal and financial problems might lead to more no-shows

IDF chief Eyal Zamir appointed a major general to probe the investigations into the October 7 failures because he didn't want to look like he was rubber-stamping his predecessor's work. But 'personal conclusions' against individual officers could get in the way of the new offensive against Gaza City

Yitzhak Zamir was one of two prominent former justices at the mass demonstration calling for a Gaza cease-fire/hostage deal on Sunday. He said the hostages in Hamas captivity qualify as wounded and that saving human life is a basic value of Judaism

For the first time since the war in Gaza started, the UN food security agency's report found that residents of Gaza City and nearby areas are suffering from the highest level of hunger. Netanyahu rejected the report as a 'modern blood libel' and accused Hamas of 'stealing aid' and staging a 'starvation campaign'

The authority said that Collboni's visa application was rejected due to defamation of Israel and participation in a boycott of the country. In May, Barcelona decided to cut institutional ties with Israel and suspend a friendship agreement with Tel Aviv-Jaffa

Archaeologists have discovered a coin roughly 2,200 years old, showing the wife of King Ptolemy III of Egypt. They note that while it explicitly mentions her status, that doesn't necessarily mean she was a co-regent

The Israeli prime minister once again appears to be actively working behind the scenes to encourage far-right ministers to sabotage any chance of a deal ■ The IDF is ready to deploy tanks anywhere in Gaza City – and seems less concerned about the consequences

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An Israeli just back from reserve duty seeks freedom in her body though her mind is still at war, while one family trades trauma for adventure in Montenegro

Imagine your friends, forced to flee for at least the eighth time – hungry, grieving, running from shells. As Gaza is emptied by bombs and bulldozers, Israeli silence is another form of violence

One of the doctors gave interviews to overseas media outlets, as well as to Haaretz, in which she criticized the army's policies in Gaza. She says this likely contributed to the decision to bar her from returning to Gaza

The booth was set up by the Hozrim Betvuna organization, which vowed to 'encourage secularization in the ultra-Orthodox community.' Footage from the scene shows one of the ultra-Orthodox men saying, 'If there were a Temple today, it would have been necessary to slaughter you'

Polish fans lit flares and displayed the banner during a match with Maccabi Haifa. UEFA said allegations against Maccabi Haifa fans are also being investigated

A new study reveals the short tenures of IDF commanders – and the career considerations accounting for that trend. Before October 7, Gaza Division commanders spent barely two years in their posts. Did this phenomenon contribute to the IDF's lack of preparedness for the Hamas attack?

A senior PLO official said the process will be done gradually and in full coordination with Lebanese authorities, but warned that opposition from Palestinian groups and others is expected

Following Israel's approval of settlement construction plans which would sever the West Bank, ambassador Mike Huckabee said the possibility of a Palestinian state 'essentially gives Israel a green light' to expand its takeover of the West Bank

The IDF is readying to move more than a million Palestinians out of Gaza City. When the army ever-so-altruistically frames this as 'evacuating the population for its safety,' the reality is a forced, mass expulsion of people who will have nowhere to return

At the security consultation to approve the operational plan to take over Gaza City, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the negotiations would be for the 'release of all the hostages and ending the war on Israel's terms,' while remaining ambiguous about the Israeli response

In recent weeks we spoke by video with doctors around the Gaza Strip. Through virtual tours of medical facilities, we sought to document the situation in which thousands of children suffer from severe acute malnutrition. What we saw was of catastrophic proportions

Pundits and Congress members alike flirted with antisemitic conspiracy theories as they expressed outrage that Tom Alexandrovich returned to Israel after posting bail

The Guardian reported that five out of six Palestinians killed in Israel's war in Gaza through May 2025 weren't combatants. Israeli politicians and defense officials often claimed that the civilian-to-combatant ratio could be as low as one for one

A video of neighbors in Atlanta taunting David Lubin over the death of his daughter - who was stabbed in a terror attack in Jerusalem - shows how the Gaza war is fueling toxic antisemitism and why separating it from criticism of Israel is crucial

The employee drafted a response on behalf of Secretary of State Marco Rubio, saying the U.S. does not support the forced relocation of Gazans. He said he also questioned a statement from the embassy that referred to the West Bank as 'Judea and Samaria'

A group of former students at Israel's Arava Institute are funneling aid to Gazan classmates and their families in word-of-mouth campaigns. 'We just don't have the right to stop acting as long as this reality continues,' says one organizer

Britain, along with 21 other international partners, has slammed Israel's settlement plan as a 'flagrant breach of international law' that would undermine the idea of a two-state solution, calling to 'urgently retract this plan'

The Diaspora Affairs Ministry sponsored influencers to film and share content from GHF aid distribution sites. 'You guys can hate me for going to see the truth, it won't change the facts. Israel is NOT the reason many Palestinians are starving,' one posted

A German court ruled that a visitor could be blocked from entering the Buchenwald concentration camp if they were wearing a keffiyeh, after a woman filed a lawsuit for being turned away for this reason, the Guardian reported

As the plans to conquer Gaza City advance, 100 relatives of hostages and their supporters marched to the site of the Nova music festival: 'Most of the Israeli people want to end the war, but the government refuses to listen,' they said

The army has closed a main road in the West Bank to Palestinian traffic, except for residents of two villages and those who hold permits to work in the settlements. According to the IDF spokesperson, the restrictions apply only on weekends, but soldiers who served in the area said the restrictions are in effect throughout the week