Concerns over data that could be extracted from vehicles in or near Israeli military bases have left the Chinese-made electric vehicles out of the IDF, the Shin Bet and leading defense firms like Elbit

The senior Iranian official said his country agreed to never acquire or develop a nuclear weapon

Amid one of the worst crises in France-Israel relations, Jean-Noël Barrot tells Haaretz that Paris remains committed to Israel's interests in Gaza and Lebanon – while opposing Netanyahu government policies he says are 'inconsistent with Israel's security'

Israel braced for Iranian missile fire after strikes in Beirut, which came after far-right ministers called to respond to drone fire from Lebanon that hit Israeli territory throughout Sunday morning. Iran said it is determined to use 'all necessary means'

A letter from the government secretary to the Justice Ministry reveals that Netanyahu has rejected the attorney general's proposal to curb Ben-Gvir's authority over sensitive police matters, particularly on issues concerning Jerusalem's Temple Mount/Al-Aqsa Mosque compound

U.S. and Pakistani leaders said the emerging deal is set to be signed on Sunday. An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman was quoted by state media saying the signing will not happen on Sunday, as hardline protesters voiced opposition to the agreement across Iran

Tehran has repeatedly said its nuclear program is negotiable, accepted monitors' return and uranium dilution before the war, and stayed in the deal for a year after the U.S. withdrawal before seeking better terms than in 2015

The meeting came after the annual Israel Day Parade faced scrutiny for the participation of far-right ministers, which Mamdani refused to march in, making him the first mayor of the city to do so in 60 years

Nonreligious right-wingers, most of whom are 'soft' Bibi-ists, are tired of the nightmarish routine of being dragged from one war to another. What will it take to wake them up and end this nightmare?

A democracy must ensure equal access to opportunity and healthcare. By blocking Arab women from medical studies, Israel harms public health and wastes valuable talent and resources

Jewish terror, occupation, whatever you want to call it: Sixty years of denying Israel's war crimes won't end overnight

According to a senior government source, Israel's influence on the decision-making process leading to the emerging Iran deal was limited, and it remains unclear how the agreement will address Iran's ballistic missile program and the severing of ties between Tehran and Hezbollah

At a conference in Paris attended by Israeli and Palestinian civil society representatives, France combined soft power with diplomatic outreach in an effort to revive the two-state solution it has championed

In northern Israel's Afula, a leader of the protest movement against the judicial overhaul said, 'The members of the massacre government are now backed into a corner. They see the polls,' as demonstrations gather across the country

Earlier on Saturday, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia FMs welcomed what Pakistan described as the final stage of U.S.-Iran talks during a phone call. Iran said the memorandum is not expected to be signed on Sunday and cautioned against predicting a date due to 'hesitation by the other side'

Fighter jets scrambled after the Arkia plane failed to establish contact with air traffic controllers in Hungary on Thursday. The incident is under investigation by the airline, which will include the Hungarian authorities

Israel's defense chief said the IDF 'will not withdraw from security areas in Lebanon' in response to comments by Iran's foreign minister. Meanwhile, sirens sounded in northern Israel due to a Hezbollah drone as the IDF reportedly shelled southern Lebanon

A CNN report said Iran booby-trapped tunnels holding highly enriched uranium and collapsed their entrances. Trump reportedly halted a U.S. operation to seize the material after warnings of its impact on the war and global economy

'The international trade corridor remains open for transit,' the U.S. Central Command said. On Friday, overtures from Pakistan's prime minister suggested the signing of a U.S.-Iran deal to end their war was imminent

One man was killed in a car explosion in Wadi Ara, while another, 25, was shot dead in Kafr Kanna. Since the start of the year, 150 people have been murdered in Israel, 125 of them from the Arab community

Hagar Feldman, who has been catching snakes since she was young, has trouble understanding why so many of us are afraid of them

Research shows Jews are no more or less prone to crime than others. But we lack one thing: self-criticism

Israeli air crews are tired of giving up their vote. So they're fighting back

New study doubles the timeline of fire use by early humans in Wonderwerk Cave, but why they brought it there remains unclear, and what do owls have to do with it?

At a time when Israelis are looking to relocate abroad, young people from Russia, France and England are moving to Israel. But how do you look for job without connections, learn the social norms and 'build everything from zero,' all while running to the bomb shelter?

A source with knowledge of the arrangement said the move offered a way to help solve the conflict between the United States and Iran as Tehran can claim it extracted compensation for war damages, while Washington can insist it paid nothing

Justice Jeremy Johnson ruled that the crime went beyond the criminal damage convictions of the four because they aimed to stop the defense company from operating or force the British government to stop its production, which he said gave the crime a 'terrorist connection'

Amid a deep economic crisis marked by rising crime and divorce rates, debate is growing over Tehran's most urgent postwar task. The nature of any agreement with the U.S. could prove decisive

The decision lifted the embargo on arms imports and exports between the two countries and ended the boycott on products from Israeli settlements. The move reflects the new policy direction of Prime Minister Janez Janša, who is seen as supportive of Israel and close to Netanyahu

Rep. Joaquin Castro, who signed the call, accused the State Department of 'effectively covering up the expansion of these settlements that are an impediment to peace.' The CEO of New Jewish Narrative said, 'With this letter, Congress is asking a simple question: How much is being spent to sabotage the possibility of a two-state solution?'