Israeli lawmaker Tally Gotliv, a member of Netanyahu's Likud party, wrote on social media that the husband of Shikma Bressler, one of the leaders of the anti-Netanyahu gov't protest movement, is employed by the Shin Bet security service

Israel Frey, a left-wing, ultra-Orthodox journalist, appeared in court wearing an Israel Prison Service uniform, a highly unusual step at this stage of legal proceedings, prior to any indictment. The judge stated that his remarks 'offend public sensibilities and are deeply disturbing'

The decisive question is whether the State of Israel will remain a Jewish democracy, or turn into a messianic ethnocracy

A report by UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese accuses Amazon and other companies of enabling Israel's supposed genocide and apartheid. Time for a reality check

These Gazan artists dedicated their lives to poetry, art, theater and to passing on the collective identity to the next generation. But the war has shattered another bridge between Gaza and the outside world

Although a law banning UNRWA's operations in Israel was passed, the agency still pays utility bills for properties in its name and refuses to vacate two former sites in Jerusalem. The state now seeks to avoid a legal battle and confiscate the land

An EU official told Haaretz that the agreement was finalized on Wednesday night and currently exists only verbally; he added that the Israeli side had requested the EU not publish the agreement due to concerns over Israeli public opinion