'I made a mistake,' the progressive Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan said, referring to remarks he made about a ramming attack on Temple Israel in Bloomfield, claiming it had 'hurt people,' apparently referring to the assailant's family in Lebanon, reportedly killed by the IDF

Netanyahu told Israel's Channel 14 on Monday that Iran had attempted to kill one of his sons, but did not identify which one. Newsmax, a right-wing U.S. network, cited an anonymous source in reporting that Yair Netanyahu was the intended target of the assassination attempt

Ofer Winter's entry into politics is driven by the humiliation he felt after being passed over for promotion to major general by then-IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot. Netanyahu may have given his blessing to Winter, but the PM remains wary of his new rival on the right

Following the violent raids throughout Saturday, Netanyahu said that the settlers' actions were 'damaging Israel's standing in the world.' An opposition MK called the prime minister's condemnation a 'deceptive ploy' and the violent settlers his 'emissaries'

Israeli soldiers in the Palestinian village of Qusra were filmed shielding a building where workers had taken shelter. They did not detain or identify the masked settlers, despite an order criminalizing face coverings in the West Bank

The Venice4Palestine group also called for a Palestinian flag to be flown throughout the festival, which will feature two Palestinian films, and for agreements with Israeli government-linked institutions to be suspended

Implants that stimulate the body's longest cranial nerve are already treating epilepsy, depression and rheumatoid arthritis. Scientists are now testing whether they can also combat cancer-related wasting, obesity and PTSD. Meanwhile, can an ice bath or an ear massage do the trick?

With his whereabouts unclear, Iranian officials say Mojtaba Khamenei remains in control from the shadows, but his prolonged absence is fueling doubts even among the Islamic Republic's hardline supporters