Israel continued air, drone and artillery strikes on the Gaza Strip, killing at least two children in the past 24 hours. The IDF also said it 'eliminated' a 'threat' that crossed the Gaza Yellow Line

Péter Magyar's triumph in Hungary offers a glimpse of what Israel's opposition, led by Naftali Bennett – our own Magyar – could deliver by unseating Netanyahu: relief from corruption and populism, but little more than a return to normalcy

In 'The Future Is Peace,' Maoz Inon, whose parents were killed on October 7, and Aziz Abu Sarah, whose brother died from torture in an Israeli prison, share their pain and their hope of building understanding. In an interview, they explain why they're stance is not naïve

The Hungarian election doesn't offer any hope or insight as to how Bibi Netanyahu will be removed from power in Israel

In response to the ruling, which awarded compensation to the protesters, the prosecution said it had 'refused to submit to the court with an answer that did not faithfully reflect the events from a factual and legal perspective.' Police chief Levy said that the force would 'secure external legal representation to defend our officers'

The Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Mayadeen reported a week-long Lebanon cease-fire may begin overnight Wednesday, citing a senior Iranian official. The Israeli army said it has not been asked to change its deployment and is awaiting the cabinet's decision

'Israel is the new Third Reich and its flag should look exactly like this,' Konrad Berkowicz said as he displayed the flag. He was immediately rebuffed by the parliament speaker, and Israel said it intends to levy sanctions against him

The Washington Post report states that deployment of additional troops allows the Trump administration to continue negotiating with Iran, while also preparing for 'the possibility of additional strikes or ground operations'

Before the two-week cease-fire expires on April 22, mediators are pushing for a compromise on three main sticking points that derailed direct talks last weekend – Iran's nuclear program, the Strait of Hormuz and compensation for wartime damages – one official said

In a Tel Aviv studio, older women, and now men, use dance to process trauma, reclaim their bodies and challenge the limits of aging

The 2025 Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act, or HEAR Act, expands on a 2016 law, removing a controversial 'sunset clause' that required all claims of artwork looted by the Nazis to be filed by the end of this year

Handler says he reported the arrest in real time; senior IDF official says Roman Gofman was aware of details of the affair and that his conduct reflects 'a grave failure of command'

AG warns of urgent need to halt the far-right minister's harm to civil liberties and democratic order via police interference; outside the supreme court, a Netanyahu minister says 'the time has come for a constitutional crisis,' as Ben-Gvir fires back: 'I was elected to govern'

For Netanyahu, it's more than a strategic issue. It will determine his political and legal survival, and perhaps most importantly, the legacy he hopes to leave behind

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

Meanwhile, Pixar's latest 'Hoppers' delivers its smart, eco-conscious message without hitting the audience over the head and 'Epic: Elvis Presley in Concert' draws on hitherto unseen footage to create a spectacular musical experience

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

Between Finnish pathos and Romania's entry sparking backlash: the most talked about entries in this year's Eurovision Song Contest

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