Sergeant Niv Dayag, 19, was killed on Thursday in the Golan Heights ■ Dayag is the 851st fallen soldier since the October 7 attacks

Ali al-Samoudi, 58, who works for the Al-Quds paper and who witnessed the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in 2022, was detained at his home earlier this week by the Israeli army

The election for the World Zionist Congress is real and the stakes are higher than ever. For those of us committed to democracy, justice and pluralism: vote with clarity

IDF soldiers in an ambush rained fire down on a trio of 14-year-old Palestinian Americans who may have been throwing stones, but harmlessly. Two escaped, wounded; the third was killed after being sprayed with bullets

The IDF strike took place hours after protests erupted in Israel's Druze community, calling on the government to intervene in Syria

When the Jerusalem-area wildfires were first spreading, sewage was already spewing from the Israeli prime minister's poison machine against the Shin Bet, the air force and other easy targets ■ Yair Golan has a vision for winning the next vote: a liberal-democratic bloc that could include right-wing parties

Most Israeli authorities did not take any preparatory measures ahead of the fire, leaving them to scramble for solutions when the flames ignited ■ The fires capped off a bad week for the Netanyahu government, which included a right-wing mob storming a reform synagogue

ISRAEL: Soldier killed in car crash in Golan Heights; Druze protesters block roads, call for intervention in Syria ■ GAZA: Flotilla heading to Gaza reportedly sinking after drone strike near Malta ■ SYRIA: Israel hits targets near Damascus' presidential palace after attacks on Druze minority ■ YEMEN: Houthis claim responsibility for second missile launch towards Israel

When the leadership incites, it's the finest hour of human ugliness. The state that has just marked its 77th year has gone insane

Waltz is set to be the first major firing under the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, which has sought to convey stability compared to the first administration, which was defined by infighting and turmoil