"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics," Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli once reportedly quipped. The media's coverage of the Israel-Hamas war has offered plenty of all three. Op-ed.

Divisional exercise in Samaria simulates kidnapping of Arab man by 2 settlers. Minister Ben-Gvir accuses commander who approved exercise of cooperating with 'settler violence' blood libel.

PM seeks to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza as some call for reduced aid in response to Hamas' failure to respond to proposal for new hostage deal.

Hundreds of residents of Jerusalem participate in demonstration outside UNRWA headquarters in the Ma'alot Dafna neighborhood of Jerusalem, call for the closure of the organization's headquarters.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres announces former French foreign minister Catherine Colonna to head investigation into accusations UNRWA employees took part in October 7 massacre.

Governors of several Judea and Samaria regional councils demand action against the parties responsible for a drill simulating the abduction of a PA citizen by Israelis.

Former ISA official Micah Kobi warns against releasing terrorists, saying that Israel already knows where such a step leads.

BBC lets go of staffer who called Jews “Nazi apartheid parasites” and posted Holocaust denial.