We are witnessing a new phenomenon: the rise of a party state in Israel

In a speech broadcasted in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, Ziyad al-Nakhalah denied Israel's claims of repeatedly quitting ceasefire talks and threatened that if it would return to the policy of targeted assassination there would be 'a clear and painful reaction'

Police say the event could have led to 'antisemitic incitement of the people, glorification of violence, the conveyance of a willingness to use violence and thus to intimidation and violence'

Earlier of Friday, sources in the Biden administration told AP that the President approved plans to train Ukrainian pilots so that they can operate advanced fighter jets

Mustafa aspired to be a police officer, and had fashioned himself a wooden rifle and insisted on carrying it with him. Perhaps that's why soldiers shot him

Some 3.4 million voters situated overseas are eligible to vote in the runoffs after incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan failed to secure an absolute majority

Protest organizers in charge of the main demonstrations in Tel Aviv are focusing this Saturday's protest on what they say is the 'raiding of the public coffers' by Israel's ultra-Orthodox coalition parties, just as the government prepares to pass the state budget in the coming days