A 16-year-old resident of Tamra was shot to death, police has begun searching for suspects, and investigating the circumstances

Democratic lawmakers warned the U.S. president that the Netanyahu government's restriction on the delivery of humanitarian aid into Gaza makes Israel 'ineligible to receive continued U.S. weapons,' and must rectify the situation before it sets an 'unacceptable precedent'

What is its origin? When did it begin? Why did many Jews scorn Purim – and is the underlying tale of love, murder and betrayal true?

'Such things are unacceptable, not in our Judaism': Telling the Purim story of Haman's attempt to destroy the Jewish people, families of hostages still held in Gaza plead for the country to unite to bring them all home

U.S. attacked Houthi underground storage facilities in Yemen, CENTCOM says ■ Two people with Kalashnikov rifles arrested in West Bank settlement ■ Russia, China veto U.S. resolution at UN Security Council calling for immediate cease-fire ■ Palestinian gunman shoots at bus near West Bank settlement, seven wounded

Violent abuse, humiliation, appalling overcrowding, cold and barren cells, shackles for days on end. A Palestinian who spent three months in Israeli administrative detention amid the Gaza war describes his experience at Ofer Prison

The head of the IDF's mental health department and its array of therapeutic units are coping with the biggest psychological crisis the army has faced since 1973. But, Dr. Lucian Tatsa-Laur says, if soldiers are brave enough to fight, 'they won't fall apart after going home'

The prime minister said he told the American Secretary of State that Israel 'will do it alone' if necessary, as Blinken said the invasion would further isolate Israel internationally