Eight months after Oct. 7, it appears the defense minister believes there is still no place for leadership changes while the war continues and there remains a significant chance that Israel may engage in a campaign against Hezbollah.
Australian singer-songwriter emerges as a voice of nuance, sharing her thoughts on the Hamas war, expressing concern for Israeli hostages while also acknowledging the plight of Palestinian civilians.
In an exclusive interview with The New York Post, Ofir Akunis, Israel's new consul general urges vigilance against antisemitism and radical ideologies in the Big Apple.
The president is now tasked with reassuring anxious Democrats and demonstrating his ability to serve another four years.
US president grapples with the fallout from his performance that left many Democrats questioning his viability as candidate.
The Famine Review Committee found that previous famine projections were not plausible due to incorrect assumptions, misinterpretation of data, and a significant omission of food entering Gaza through commercial and private sectors.
Anesthesiologist Eugene Rapaport returned to practice medicine in Israel after three decades in California, bringing critical expertise during challenging times.
A Lebanese newspaper cited sources as saying that "Zaki informed Hezbollah that the League decided to lift its terrorist classification and believes that it has a major role in Lebanon's future."
IRGC commander alleges international pressure to limit the April 13 strike, claiming Israel appealed "through neighboring countries" for a "light" attack, with Turkey acting as an intermediary.
The assailant fired a crossbow, a medieval weapon, striking the officer in the neck. Despite sustaining what was characterized as a life-threatening injury, the wounded officer demonstrated remarkable resilience and was able to regain his composure and return fire, killing the attacker.