Seven-month-old Palestinian baby killed by IDF fire laid to rest

Time is not a friend: Pain is everywhere in Rachel Goldberg-Polin's memoir

"When We See You Again" offers no lessons in resilience or healing. It is the story of a mother's love for her son – and a grief that will last until her

France, others to sanction individuals over Israeli settler violence in West Bank, diplomats say

Moves including asset freezes and travel bans are being advanced against individuals linked to growing settler violence against Palestinians in the West

As settler attacks persist in the West Bank, Israel's impasse in Lebanon is costing soldiers' lives

The past week has been Israel's hardest in Lebanon since March, in a war whose goals are unclear and in which the U.S. curbs Israel's use of force. In

Two IDF soldiers killed in Lebanon

Capt. Shahar Gamla, 23, died of his wounds after being hit on Thursday by an explosive drone operated by Hezbollah. Sgt. Ohad Yaari, 21, was killed by

146 killed in 157 days: Young man shot to death in Druze Israeli-majority town

According to Magen David Adom, the man, Farid Muzalbet, 20, was found by paramedics in critical condition. He was pronounced dead after resuscitation attempts

IDF halts destruction of south Lebanon villages amid cease-fire, UNIFIL source says

A UNIFIL source told Haaretz that Israeli forces last demolished villages on Wednesday, before the ceasefire announcement. An Israeli source said the halt

Pro-Palestinian, pro-Israeli symbols to be banned after U.K. backs NHS antisemitism reforms

The move is one of 36 recommendations to tackle antisemitism across the National Health Service in a report that the government formally accepted. 'Jewish

IDF strikes kill 10 in southern Lebanon, including three Lebanese troops

The IDF said the vehicle carrying the Lebanese soldiers was traveling 'in a suspicious manner toward soldiers' in an active combat zone. Lebanese President

IDF soldier filmed beating Palestinians in settler raid on West Bank town; Eight wounded, medics say

Red Crescent says eight Palestinians were injured, including one seriously, in raids across villages near Yitzhar. IDF says troops were sent to 'prevent

Report: Pentagon puts Israeli spying on U.S. risk at highest level, sources say

The Pentagon circulated an internal memo that Israel may be monitoring senior U.S. officials to obtain information about internal deliberations on the

Iran World Cup players get U.S. visas, official says, some staff waiting

This is the first World Cup in which a host nation will receive a country with which it is at war. Secretary of State Marc Rubio said no IRGC affiliates

The ballots that challenge a core myth of Israeli politics

Recent research shows that once double-envelope ballots are counted, turnout in many liberal strongholds rivals – and sometimes surpasses – that of ultra-Orthodox

Germany is paying a price for its sweeping support for Israel

Germany's 'special responsibility for Israel' may have cost it a seat on the United Nations Security Council, according to the country's foreign minister.

Forget superheroes. The YouTube horror creators giving Hollywood a much-needed fright

Curry Barker's 'Obsession' and Kane Parsons' 'Backrooms' prove that viral talent and word of mouth can still make low-budget horror into box-office su

UN food agency says millions are being pushed into hunger by Iran war

Analysis in three vulnerable countries found over six million additional people struggling to meet their basic food needs, the World Food Program said

Before the settler abused the dog, he beat the Palestinian family who owns it

The Makhmari family, whose home was broken into by a settler who then assaulted them, were surprised by Israeli outpouring of concern for their dog, whose

U.S. strikes Iran radar sites after Tehran launches drones at U.S. vessels

CENTCOM said it intercepted 'multiple Iranian ballistic missiles and drones' fired toward the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf U.S. air bases. In a parallel conflict

How venture capitalist Michael Eisenberg became a power player in Netanyahu's orbit

Michael Eisenberg parlayed success in Israeli high-tech into growing influence over diplomacy, Gaza policy and relations with Washington. Critics say the

Forget Bibi and October 7: This year's election should be about the Haredim

Allowing the ultra-Orthodox parties to return to power in a Netanyahu coalition risks irreversibly consigning Israel to a future of poverty