After the cease-fire with Iran briefly interrupted the perpetual cycle of violence, Israel's leadership appears eager to return to its familiar rhythm of war

The venue had reinstated the event after initially canceling it last month but later reversed course again amid protests by pro-Palestinian groups

Israeli ambassador criticized France's role in negotiations after first direct Israel-Lebanon talks in decades

Hezbollah has representatives in Lebanon's government and receives state funding. In practice, there is no separation between the Lebanese state and the militia. The same is true for Israel, and its own Jewish terrorists

More than 100 family members of fallen soldiers urged the members of the government's coalition not to speak at Memorial Day ceremonies next week. 'Their resting place is not a political stage from which to convey partisan talking points'

Soldiers serving in Lebanon told Haaretz that the army is operating in Lebanon using methods similar to those used in the Gaza Strip and that these new outposts are likely to become focal points for friction and ongoing fighting against Hezbollah

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It wasn't surprising that the Israeli finance minister made political use of Holocaust memory in an attack on Germany's chancellor, Friedrich Merz. What stood out was who came to Merz's defense

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The prime minister may be using the talks to buy time for Israel's fight against Hezbollah, while gesturing goodwill to the Trump administration, sources told Haaretz. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: 'This is a historic opportunity' for Lebanese and Israelis

Edward Łubowski's son grew up with the story of the Jewish Birenzweig family, who hid in his grandparents' home during the Holocaust until an act of denunciation led to their murder. He wants the family to be recognize as Righteous Among the Nations while the father is still alive

Five of the settlements are planned for the northern West Bank, an area with no prior Israeli presence. Their location amid Palestinian villages is expected to require a significant military presence, which the IDF chief warned would stretch manpower

Speaking at a Holocaust Remembrance Day memorial event, David Barnea said it was clear that Mossad's mission in Iran wouldn't end with the cease-fire

'We will be doing it together, it will be half-and-half,' Serbian President Aleksandar ‌Vučić said about the joint weapons venture with Israel. 'We will have the best drones in this part of the world'

The survey, conducted after the Iran cease-fire began, shows low approval of the government's war management – 38% among Jewish Israelis and 10% among Arabs – alongside a sharp divide on its impact: about half of Jews say security improved, while most Arabs say it worsened

The petitioner was only 17 when he was jailed for spreading classified material, even though the leaking of the information to the minor was authorized by the newly-appointed Mossad chief, Roman Gofman, as part of an online influence operation

According to a Haaretz investigation, at the start of the Iran war only 5 percent of missiles hit Israel. By war's last days, the number spiked to 27 percent. Four out of five were cluster missiles

The MoU reportedly includes the exchange of military equipment and cooperation on technological research. An Italian source told Haaretz that Italy halted military-level cooperation with Israel shortly after October 7, 2023, over Israel's war in Gaza

Amid media reports that the Shin Bet cited security concerns that prevent the Israeli prime minister from testifying in his trial, the prosecution has requested to receive the document, while criticizing the submission process it went through

Smotrich had written to Merz that Germany will not 'dictate' where Jews can live or 'force them into ghettos' after the chancellor expressed concern about 'de facto annexation in the West Bank'

In 'Stained Glass,' her new book on contemporary Jew hatred, historian Flora Cassen raises a provocative question: Might Jews today be feeling safer and more comfortable had Europeans not done such a good job of commemorating the Holocaust?

Talks might pick up again in Islamabad later this week or early next week, sources say, as the U.S. military began blocking shipping traffic in and out of Iran's ports on Monday in response to Iran's blocking of the Strait of Hormuz at the beginning of the war

Citing security concerns in Israel and the potential collapse of the cease-fire with Iran, the Hungarian airline announced it would push back its return to Tel Aviv until May 4

Sergeant major (res.) Ayal Uriel Bianco, survived by his wife and three children, was killed in a Humvee rollover in southern Lebanon in an accident that injured three other reservists