Khalil al-Rashak was shot last week at the Shoafat checkpoint and, according to his family, was denied medical treatment until he bled to death. Police said he was shot after failing to obey officers' orders during an arrest procedure

The security agency had previously concluded the party should be barred from running because it was allegedly promoting Kahanist ideology and was deemed likely to engage in illegal activity

The center-left Democrats party has hinged its campaign on promising an alternative to Israel's right-wing status quo, but their response to the killings in the West Bank last weekend emphasized how narrow that alternative actually is

The difference between the two wars shows that not only has the balance of power between the government and the IDF changed – the ability to restrain military force has been completely eroded

Since the start of 2025, the IDF has 'conquered' the Tulkarm, Jenin and Nur al-Shams camps and some 40,000 residents have been expelled. How many more will be displaced now? How many have to be displaced to spark an intifada? The answer: 'as many as necessary'

A Ukrainian source said Netanyahu's office initially proposed the meeting but later said the prime minister's schedule was too tight; Trump supporters fear Israel and Ukraine are exacerbating the U.S. role in global conflicts against Iran and Russia

At yet another meeting, Trump and Netanyahu – both facing critical elections – found themselves indispensable to each other, even as their visions for the Middle East increasingly diverge

The Environment Ministry cited a provision for drawing in a 'sensitive location,' despite the minister's home not falling under the characterization of the law, which defines such sites as nature reserves, memorials and archaeological sites

Health Ministry warns animal rabies cases are on track to reach about 150 this year, with dogs overtaking jackals as the main carriers and more people requiring preventive treatment after exposure

From Trump's proposal to turn Gaza into the 'Riviera of the Middle East' to Netanyahu's private promise that triggered a global crisis: What the two leaders pledged at their meetings in the U.S. over the past 18 months - and what actually happened

Prosecutors say the deputy mayor confronted two employees at a gas station near the Gaza border, striking them and brandishing his weapon, after one of them had been playing Arabic music in his vehicle

Abdul El-Sayed's campaign focused at first on healthcare and cost of living, but then made opposition to the pro-Israel lobby the defining issue of Michigan's Democratic primary

Al-Sharaa wants to make a still-fragile Syria a key strategic partner in the post-Iran Middle East. Israel must decide whether to accommodate the regional order Trump is shaping or try to stand in its way

The brick thrown at Channel 12 News' Tel Aviv offices didn't come out of nowhere, but rather from a path of incitement and impunity that Israel has carefully built over the past three years, during which over 200 Palestinian journalists and other media personnel have been killed in Gaza

Almost a quarter of Trump voters believe Netanyahu should be arrested during his U.S. visit, a new poll finds. Netanyahu has made several trips to the U.S. over the past year, as Trump has vowed he will not be arrested over alleged Gaza war crimes

Iran wants to manage the strait alongside Oman, which controls the opposite shore, while Washington ‌wants to return to the status quo before the war, when ships were able to pass freely with no payments, claiming that charging mandatory fees would be illegal

Netanyahu met Trump at the White House in talks closed to the press, following a secretive departure from Israel that journalists were barred from covering. The White House described the meeting as 'productive and positive' despite growing tensions between the two leaders over Iran

The curator of the Rahat Art Gallery called the artists' participation 'an act of courage' at a time when, he says, silence has become the default response to violence – particularly in Jewish society, the subject of a new post-Gaza war book

A comprehensive exhibition revisits the works of Karmi, who designed controversial projects like Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station and Jerusalem's Holyland

Defense Minister Katz's statements followed Friday's clashes in the village of Tell that left two Israelis and four Palestinians dead. Earlier on Tuesday, Palestinian media reported that the IDF carried out raids in several West Bank communities, including Nablus, Hebron and Bethlehem

Settlers want the rest of us to believe they provide the 'security belt of the State of Israel.' Every attack proves that settlements are essential; so does every quiet day. The argument is built so reality can never touch it

'Podium,' a new Israeli play on young women specializing in synchronized swimming, makes a stinging political statement: It's not good to die or be wounded for our country in any form – even artistically

The ultra-Orthodox parties used to command overwhelming support in Kfar Chabad until Itamar Ben-Gvir came along. His list topped the polls here in the past two elections and seems poised to make an even stronger showing in October. A trip to the most political 'apolitical' town in Israel

At least 12 Torah scrolls were stolen Monday from the Grand Synagogue in Levallois-Perret, local authorities said, just two days after six suspects were detained over an alleged foiled terror attack targeting a synagogue in northern Paris

His latest song, titled 'We Will Dance Again' released on Instagram and X but not available on streaming services, targets his fellow artists who have expressed support for Palestinians while, he argues, ignoring Israeli suffering

This is the second attack on the Channel 12 newsroom, following an attack on Haaretz's office. A letter was also left behind, warning: 'Shame, someone will eventually die' • Channel 12 News in response called on the gov't to 'stop its unrestrained, inflammatory attacks on the free press'

Over 3,400 Likud party members passed a motion by a wide majority allowing Netanyahu to effectively push out many incumbent Knesset members from securing realistic spots on the party's slate for the next Knesset

Judges made it clear that a permanent ruling will be issued as soon as possible, and that the law will be suspended 'until another decision is made.' The Knesset's legal adviser said that there was no choice but to repeal the law

A confrontation in the West Bank village of Tell on Friday has ignited rare introspection in Israel about who is responsible for out of control settler pogroms. Still, most Israelis won't link the violence back to Netanyahu

Israel's largest shipping company, ZIM, is a vital asset in times of crisis. Selling it to a German corporation partially owned by Qatar would endanger national security