Two men accused of involvement in a massive bribery case in Ukraine fled to Israel and were spotted frequenting in Tel Aviv's high-end luxury square. The store owner denies a report alleging that the it serves as a 'place to convert money into cash'

Fighting crime demands more than patrol cars. Without women's leadership you can't achieve prevention, security and social justice

'They are trying to sell us a predetermined probe,' one relative said of the politicized probe. 'An investigation that will make sure that no one at the top is hurt'

Several organizations, including ones representing Australia's Jewry, called to cancel the visit, as protests against President Isaac Herzog are planned nationwide. The progressive Jewish Council of Australia called him a 'head of a state found to be committing a genocide against Palestinians'

A preview of Israel's election day? Anti-government protesters are being targeted by right-wing activists outside their homes: 'Just as leftists are allowed to protest, we're allowed to protest too. Start getting used to it'

The leaders of the protests calling on Israel to tackle the high crime rate in Arab society are working to preserve the community-based roots of the demonstrations while developing organizational platforms that can sustain them, rather than allowing them to remain a fleeting outcry

Two men accused of involvement in a massive bribery case in Ukraine fled to Israel and were spotted frequenting in Tel Aviv's high-end luxury square. The store owner denies a report alleging that the it serves as a 'place to convert money into cash'

Palestinian and Egyptian sources said Israel allowed only 12 of 50 Palestinians attempting to cross into Gaza to enter, sending the rest back to Egypt. Those who entered said they were transferred to an IDF checkpoint by armed militiamen, a claim confirmed by an Israeli defense official

Shalev Moshe Hajaj will also be charged with making threats, property damage and destroying evidence, according to Israel Police. He shot and killed Sharif Muafak Hadid, a resident of the Druze town of Daliat al-Carmel, with a military assault rifle on a highway in northern Israel

The closure of the MetroWest Jewish Day School follows a spate of recent closures of small Conservative or pluralistic Jewish day schools across the United States, leaving a 'huge hole for the local community.' Many of the schools had seen enrollment dwindle sharply since COVID

Settlers keep returning to the latest illegal West Bank outpost of Kol Mevaser – sometimes in less than an hour. They also keep violently attacking a nearby Bedouin community

Hamoudi Qassoum,26, was shot to death in the Arab-Israeli town of Ibillin overnight into Tuesday. On Monday, 58-year-old Raouf Marisat was fatally shot at a local farm

The former IDF military advocate general also told police that she leaked the video, showing the abuse of a Palestinian detainee by Israeli prison guards, to fend off a delegitimization campaign against the military prosecution

The former IDF military advocate general also told police that she leaked the video, showing the abuse of a Palestinian detainee by Israeli prison guards, to fend off a delegitimization campaign against the military prosecution

'We are now seeking One Billion Dollars in damages, and want nothing further to do, into the future, with Harvard University,' Trump wrote. His administration has been threatening to withhold federal funds from Harvard over issues including pro-Palestinian protests

By aligning itself with Trump's Gaza initiatives, Abu Dhabi is seeking to gain an edge over Saudi Arabia in Washington, a move that could translate into leverage over the future of the entire Palestinian arena and one Israel is unlikely to resist

The announcement marked a major turn for reformist President Masoud Pezeshkian, who previously took a more hardline stance, and signals the support of Supreme Leader Khamenei. The United States has yet to acknowledge that the talks will take place

Special envoy Steve Witkoff will try to convince Tehran that disaster awaits if it rejects the United States' demands. The talks' failure this time could begin a countdown to an American attack, despite uncertainty in Washington about whether that can bring about regime change

An attorney representing the state filed by residents of the West Bank village of Ras Ein al-Auja demanding that Israeli security forces protect them from the constant settler harassment

Saturday's protest in solidarity with Israel's Arab communities made it clear: If we desire life and if we want to live in a liberal country, then cooperation between the liberal majority and the Arab minority is essential

As representatives of 28 countries oversee Israel's actions in Gaza, IDF officials fear Israel's security has become secondary to Trump's cease-fire plan, and Israeli defense officials fear Hamas will fool the world into only partially disarming

The fees for attorney Yoram Sheftel, who became known for harsh statements against the Israeli left and defending an alleged extermination camp guard, will be paid by the Israeli taxpayer, in petitions against his longstanding boycott of Supreme Court President Isaac Amit

Right-wing agitators' campaigns to intimidate Israel's judiciary reflect a deeper battle over the rule of law. Voters must decide whether Israel remains a state of laws or becomes a state of force

An impoverished, weak news channel will be unable to do investigative journalism. Their journalistic product will depend on tycoons or politicians who fund their work – which may be driving the communication minister's crackdown on press and strengthen the government's influence in media

The Trump administration's policies on Israel show an emerging paradigm shift. If in the past, the United States sought to build a regional alliance with Israel at its center, it is now backing a Turkish-Saudi-Pakistani axis that will expand its influence in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, and push Israel to the margins

According to a report in French newspaper Le Monde, the two women are suspected of aiding and abetting genocide in Gaza. The warrants were issued over the summer as part of an ongoing investigation into French citizens who delayed aid trucks during the Gaza war