Any investigation into one of the most disregarded corners of the State of Israel - a place where Netanyahu's political partners have been granted autonomy for so long - is a direct threat to the foundations of his rule

Amid disturbing reports of a growing number of deaths from hunger in the Gaza Strip, a convoy of Arab-Jewish activists from the 'Standing Together' movement set out for the Kerem Shalom crossing carrying two-days' worth of food, and a rare message of cross-border empathy

'Balfour's declaration began the ethnic cleansing of Palestine by promising the land away – which the British never had the right to do,' said the Palestinian group behind the act. Cambridge's Trinity College said it regretted the damage, and that support was available for college members

The justices determined that cabinet ministers Karhi and Amsalem's decision was null and void, and was potentially detrimental to the ongoing privatization process that Israel Post was undergoing. One justice called the dismissal 'extremely unreasonable'

The United States set a dramatic precedent: Israel doesn't exclusively call the shots in Gaza. And if Israel had illusions about resisting a foreign presence in the enclave, the makeshift port proves the opposite

How is that an abstract issue like the reasonableness criterion in court judgments could bring hundreds of thousands into the streets, and yet so many fewer showed up to join the march of the Gaza hostages' families?

A total of 16 donors, including the United States and Britain, paused their funding to UNRWA after Israel alleged that 12 UNRWA staff had been involved in Hamas' October 7 attacks

Netanyahu got permission to take a loan from Spencer Partrich, who had previously bought him cigars and suits. The loan was approved by the prime minister's hand-picked state comptroller, who is supposed to oversee repayment through Netanyahu's asset and interest disclosure, which is not accessible to the public