Former army head and prominent Netanyahu critic tells reporters that Israel is moving toward 'occupation, annexation and ethnic cleansing' under far-right pressure on PM

If someone gives you a document, they're always pursuing an agenda, says Kai Diekmann; he also discusses the paper's unique stance on Israel and his most dramatic meeting with Netanyahu

Officials say Diaspora Ministry report's publication on social media 'unusual,' allegations against Palestinian community weren't shared via formal channels

Dani Miran, father of captive Omri Miran, hasn't lived at home since Oct. 7: 'Most of the time everything feels black, and if I can chop and sauté a little, that's better'

World Bank estimates $3.2b in damages as some 100,000 housing units damaged in Israel's offensive, launched in response to relentless Hezbollah attacks; 'all the memories are gone'

Military says dozens of troops killed, in its first acknowledgment of failure to prevent jihadists' surprise seizure of metropolis held by Assad since 2016

National Security Council warns of threat to Israelis and Jews in southeast Asia, advises against outward display of identity

President-elect's ally says he is 'focused on the hostages issue, wants the killing to stop and the fighting to end'