The 'Kill Bill' director, who is married to an Israeli and lives in Tel Aviv some of the year, reportedly annoys moviegoers at local theaters by laughing at inappropriate moments

The UK, France, and Canada announced unprecedented sanctions against settlements. Domestic politics might be behind the moves, but Israel must not go too far in its response.

Some 500 Thais demonstrate at site of holiday dinner to be attended by Israelis, after days of protests on the island and in Bangkok, some of which carried antisemitic undertones

Abdirahman Abdullahi tells ToI he could offer 2,000 soldiers, but US hasn't asked, as move would likely anger Gaza mediating countries who oppose African state's split from Somalia

Military says it used 1,100 tons of explosives to raze 2kms of tunnels under hill in southern Lebanon, following reported Iranian warnings; blast triggers 4.1-magnitude tremor

NYT says 'sobering private assessments' received by VP were often quite different from boastful public rhetoric coming from Trump * Projectiles said to hit two vessels near Oman’s Khasab

Actions target entities and individuals in Iraq, UAE, Lebanon and Turkey that Washington says supported Iraqi Shia paramilitary group Kataeb Hezbollah

State Supreme Court begins hearing oral arguments in case sparked by local Jewish group’s religious freedom challenge to abortion ban, which was later rejected by lower court