IsraAid didn't only help displaced Israelis after October 7, but also civilians in Gaza, navigating Israeli security concerns and the moral complexity of war.

'Preserving butterflies is not just about preserving beauty and color, but about the stability and health of ecosystems on which we all depend,' says ecologist Dotan Rotem

Hussam Abu Safiya, the director of the Kamal Adwan Hospital, has been in Israeli custody since December 2024, although the IDF has not accused him of any specific acts of terror

COGAT says 'pilot program' assessing operation of crossing, as Palestinian security officers join EU mission on Gazan side of border gate to oversee mechanism

Victim, the 27th Arab citizen to be killed this year, shot in broad daylight on Saturday by black-clad man amid apparent blood feud between families; manhunt launched

Antizionism has become a badge of belonging—and a tool of exclusion. Shaul Kelner, professor of Jewish Studies at Vanderbilt University, tells us about how anti-Zionism operates.

Coordination Framework, country's main Shiite alliance, says decision on Iraq's leader should be 'free from foreign interference' after US president vowed to cut support if Maliki returns

While the rating agency revised its outlook from negative to stable, it kept Israel's Baa1 credit rating in place, warning of fragile 'geopolitical and security environments'