Two ex-hostages, who were kidnapped separately on Oct. 7 but imprisoned together, credit their bond as keeping them alive and hopeful, comparing it to father-son relationship

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman reviews the troubling history of the International Committee of the Red Cross vis-a-vis the Jews with its head of delegation in Israel, Julien Lerisson

Laws promoting academic freedom have limited the fallout in the United States and Europe, but some schools have found creative ways to isolate Israel under the radar

US vice president pushes back against conservatives raising alarm about rising hostility toward Jews on the right, with his close ties to Tucker Carlson also facing scrutiny

No immediate comment on late-night announcement from the defense minister, who has vowed not to approve any appointments he hasn't reviewed beforehand

Trump expected to name members of boards to manage postwar Gaza and the nations that will staff security force, though announcement hinges on Hamas agreeing to give up its weapons

Army says it carried out major raid in West Bank’s Qalqiliya * Survey: Majority of Israels oppose pardon for Netanyahu without admission of guilt

Supreme Court president, addressing conference in Haifa, slams Levin's 18-month boycott of him and his predecessor; former justice Aharon Barak says Israel moving toward autocracy

Activists from now-proscribed Palestine Action group, charged with aggravated burglary, deny charges and say they oppose violence; one allegedly broke cop's spine with sledgehammer

'Jericho's Wall's' investigation team to be headed by Roni Numa; Zamir seeks to implement Oct. 7 probe's lessons in army, not 'sink into endless investigations'

Speaking to cabinet ahead of 2026 budget vote, Amir Yaron says burden on working Israelis, reservists, is unsustainable, and criticizes plan to divert funding from Arab community

Sgt. Yosef Haim Tzvi Serlin, 19, a trainee with intelligence Unit 504, collapsed and died at his base in March; Military Police still probing

Commander of Hamas’s East Rafah Battalion, his deputy, and two other terror operatives killed by Israeli forces on Sunday after emerging from tunnels in southern Gaza, IDF confirms

Decision to participate comes days after team president informed FIFA it wouldn't go because the United States refused to grant a visa to several members of the delegation

Legislation will not up number of ultra-Orthodox joining army, but will incentivize enlistment in religious schools and working on the sly or staying poor, critics say

Prime Minister Sudani, seeking to stay in power atop bloc containing pro-Iran factions, announces investigation after lawmaker slams his government's 'disgraceful stance'

After democracy watchdog challenge, Chief Justice Amit calls for an expanded panel of justices to re-examine the court's own ruling that permitted the appointment

Naval units 'issued warnings to American vessels present in the region, conveying their firm message,' says state media, though content of message to US ships unclear

Judge fines Remigijus Žemaitaitis 5,000 euros, says populist party chief downplayed the Holocaust, used language that 'violated human dignity and demonstrated hatred' toward Jews

US bureau chief Jacob Magid discusses talks in Naqoura, PM's remarks about hilltop youth, and last-minute cancellation of sanctions on Palestinian leaders