A suspect was arrested for allegedly painting 'Zionist war criminal,' 'Stop the Genocide' and 'Free Palestine' beneath a 12-foot statute of Churchill. Dutch group Free the Filton 24, a reference to Palestine Action activists charged with breaking into Elbit's U.K. sites, claimed responsibility for the vandalism

Rabbi Eliyahu Collins is breathing new life into the last active synagogue in Newark, New Jersey

The IAEA estimates that Iran had 440.9 kg of uranium enriched to up to 60% before last year's Israeli-U.S. attacks - enough, if enriched further, for 10 nuclear weapons, according to an IAEA yardstick. The agency and Western powers believe the bulk of that is still intact. Washington wants Tehran to give it up

In the run-up to this year's election, if Smotrich needs to be demoted, he will be. If Ben-Gvir's bullying needs to be toned down, it will be. If retired general Ofer Winter needs to be guaranteed a high spot on the Likud ticket, he'll get it

Lt. Col. Eyal Shahar is the third Haifa police chief to be questioned by police in recent years. He was questioned on suspicion of committing an indecent act on a junior policewoman and having sexual relations with another junior policewoman, and was placed under restrictive conditions

With rebuilding delayed and compensation limited, displaced residents fear another round before the last one is repaired

The exemption, beginning in contributions from January, applies to residents who are new immigrants from the U.S., have lived in Israel for fewer than five years, continue to pay U.S. Social Security, and have no other income – allowing them not to pay a double contribution

The progressive, provocative talk show host dishes on Ritchie Torres, Zionist summer camp, the year he lived in 'the real nothing town' of Petah Tikva and how he discovered the Israel advocacy of his adolescence was 'divorced from the people involved'

Disagreements between the army and Israel police delayed the investigation into Nasrallah Abu Siam's death during a settler raid on his West Bank village, with the IDF ultimately determining that his death was not caused by a soldier. The identity of the shooter remains unknown

Ben-Gvir dismissed the concern voiced by Israel Police's intelligence chief, who said ordering '400-500' restriction orders by law requires current information on a person's concrete level of danger. These orders permit police to issue a range of restrictive measures

Angrest, who was released in the cease-fire deal last year, described the morning of his kidnapping and how his team's tank was the only one in the Nahal Oz outpost area on the morning of October 7. 'Where is all the help?' he recounted thinking

USS Gerald R. Ford is expected to dock in Haifa as Omani foreign minister, who mediated Thursday's indirect talks, heads to Washington for talks with VP JD Vance. Trump was reportedly briefed by CENTCOM chief on Thursday on strike options against Iran

For the first time, a Gallup poll shows Americans' sympathy for Palestinians matching or edging past Israel's, driven by independents – though overall U.S. favorability still leans toward Israel

Spectralx develops camouflage systems for ground and naval forces. Can it persuade the Israeli army to adopt its products for full-scale equipment?

Declining attendance and donations, cuts in exhibition funding, a tarnished reputation and a board chairman, Isaac Molho – Netanyahu's former diplomatic adviser – who has served for 25 years with little oversight. The Israel Museum has become a microcosm of the state's mismanagement

Thousands of newly discovered documents now make it possible to tell the true story of Israel's expulsion of Palestinians in 1948 – and to begin to grasp its bitter implications, post-October 7

Anti-Israeli activists in Turkey have intensified efforts to identify dual citizens who served in the military, while Israeli officials warn social media exposure is driving legal complaints and detentions abroad

Speaker Amir Ohana made up the Medal of the Knesset and hung it around the Indian prime minister's neck ■ The process for selling Channel 13 – and its news division – is looking like the latest corruption case that should be investigated by the police ■ Netanyahu makes clear he's not fussed by the murders in the Arab community ■ If only Israel treated Braverman like Mandelson

A senior Israeli prosecutor was sent to Serbia to seek the temporary arrest of Israel Einhorn, but a source said: 'The door was slammed in her face.' Israel Police have not officially asked Interpol to issue a red notice against Einhorn

Trump is hesitating about a strike, wary of a prolonged war, while U.S. generals are warning about limited munitions and logistical constraints ■ The plan for Gaza's future is underway, and Israel and Hamas aren't determining anything ■ The debate on the IDF's values ramps up once again

Knesset Legal Adviser Sagit Afik noted that the High Court of Justice has previously ruled that advancing the legislation for a personal purpose constitutes an abuse of the Knesset's authority, and suggested the bill could be softened by applying it only from the next Knesset

They conduct investigations, debunk fake news and expose manipulation as they fill the vacuum they say is being left by Israel's mainstream media

Oman cites 'significant progress' in Geneva, while Tehran calls them 'some of the most serious' talks ever with Washington. Technical teams will meet in Vienna within days, but disputes over enrichment, missiles and sanctions relief still threaten a breakthrough

The work on Berik Yitzchak's offices in early 2024 was performed by a private contractor that was the successful bidder on the job but at a price tag that far exceeded what is customary under the circumstances

For the most part, current comptroller Matanyahu Englman has danced to Netanyahu's tune during his time in office. But as his seven-year tenure ends, the prime minister will have to walk a fine line in his search for a replacement