Benjamin Netanyahu thinks he is Winston Churchill, with the constant talk of 'total victory' in the war with Hamas. What he refuses to accept is that he's actually appeaser Neville Chamberlain in his WWII cosplaying. The Israeli public's trust in him has been fundamentally broken

The white rainbow can be observed not in rain but in fog. Like rainbows, to see one, you need to look into the fog with the sun behind you

Israeli businessman Dan Gertler apparently revealed how he circumvented U.S. sanctions over his alleged bribes in Congo, and concealed a copper and cobalt mine worth $1.5 billion, according to a recording obtained by TheMarker. His lawyer: 'Idle claims'

During protests in recent weeks against the Netanyahu government, police have seized megaphones, drums and speaker systems despite protesters maintaining permitted noise levels, leading to confrontations and detentions

According to police, 116 separate files have been opened, including cases of sexual assault of minors and women. Due to the ongoing war, a total of around 200,000 people have been displaced from the Gaza and Lebanon border areas

The British PM condemned the 'glorification of terrorism' on display at London's protests, vowing that police will 'stop people from covering their faces to conceal their identity' amid spiraling antisemitism rates in the U.K.

Until the war broke out after Hamas' attack, Lt. Col. (res.) Yoram Buskila suspended his reserve duty in protest of the Netanyahu government's judicial overhaul. He returned to his reserve duty when the war began