A new project by doctoral students at Tel Aviv University aims to record testimonies from Black Saturday and the subsequent response from civil society – in a bid to ensure that the official state narrative is not the only one that can be told in the future. With it comes many unique challenges

According to Israel's AG, yeshiva funds would be suspended if a new draft law is not passed by the end of March. FM Smotrich's idea to fund the yeshivas anyway drew ire from Likud ministers, who think this would cause public outrage amid anger about Haredi draft exemption

UN report finds 'clear evidence of sexual violence and rape' against Israeli victims of Hamas' Oct 7. attack, hostages ■ One person killed and seven wounded by anti-tank missile in Israel's north ■ Top Hamas official: Hostage release, cease-fire deal might be reached by end of next week ■ Gaza death toll rises to 30,534, Hamas-run health ministry says

The detained are suspected of collecting data on individuals and companies in Turkey and selling it to the Israeli intelligence agency, the Turkish interior minister said. 'We will never allow espionage activities to be carried out within the borders of our country'

With Egyptian authorities limiting access of displaced Gazans across the border, an act of protest by a member of the police - the infamous central organ of the Al-Sissi administration - is going viral in the Arab world

Over 15 years, through hubris and rudeness, Benjamin Netanyahu has managed to turn Israel from an ally into a high-maintenance, ongoing crisis whose actions are inconsistent with U.S. interests in the Middle East

State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman sought committee records to determine if the panel's directives to the government and the military prior to Oct. 7 were complied with, but the Knesset isn't obligated to fulfill the State Comptroller's requests