Knesset Member Almong Cohen, from Ben-Gvir's party, was questioned in January about a 2013 incident in which around a dozen police officers allegedly beat three Israeli-Bedouin suspects. The prosecution ordered the case closed due to absence of guilt. Cohen: 'I don't apologize for anything'

The attackers fled the scene after attempting and failing to shoot at pedestrians, and were arrested while hiding in a store near the scene of the attack

From the 'Plague of No Strategy' to the 'Plague of Total Victory,' Israel's leaders have inflected plague upon plague on their people since the war with Hamas began over six months ago – and with no end in sight

Bentzi Gopstein was placed on the Biden administration's list of extremists subject to sanctions, along with the far-right group he leads, over the weekend. The card company must adhere to the law as it relates to him and act accordingly, says issuer CAL

Maj. Gen. Aharon Haliva is the first high-ranking Israeli defense official to resign over Hamas' massacre. 'I will forever carry with me the terrible burden of the war,' he wrote in his resignation letter

Two days of fighting in the refugee camp near Tul Karm have left homes with pockmarked walls, sewage overflowing into the streets and spotty electricity. 'What happened here reminds me of 1948,' says camp resident

If the 'Leahy Law' that rebukes the ultra-Orthodox Netzah Yehuda IDF Battalion is about human rights violations in the West Bank, Israel's entire political echelon needs to be held accountable. The U.S. should say so unequivocally