'So long as the [Gaza Solidarity] Encampment remained non-violent, I was committed that the university would continue to talk,' California State University President Berenecea Johnson Eanes wrote after a group of activists occupied a university building, causing significant damage and allegedly assaulting three employees and one student

The activists demand stopping donations to the Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews, as well discontinuing visits and cooperative projects, after it hosted an event with a local organization who posted anti-Israel content on social media, including claims that it is carrying out ethnic cleansing in Gaza

Two reservists killed in tank explosion in northern Gaza; IDF releases names of 5 soldiers killed in Rafah armored personnel carrier explosion ■ Air Force attacks Hezbollah targets in southern ■ Report: U.S. fears Israeli attacks in Lebanon are 'preparing battlefield for sweeping assault' by IDF ■ White House national security adviser expects 'slow' progress with Hamas on cease-fire talks in coming days ■ Israeli defense minister to visit the Pentagon

The deaths of eight IDF soldiers on Saturday demonstrate the difficulty in facing Hamas' adaptive tactics, turning it into a loose organization of guerrilla forces ■ Netanyahu continues to market the 'total victory,' once again delegating others to deliver the bad news

Billionaire Len Blavatnik's decision to appoint Yulia Shamalov-Berkovich as CEO of Channel 13 News marks the end of its ethos as a hard-hitting news operation. Netanyahu has another reason to smile

Twenty-one years in the making, the documentary 'Sabbath Queen,' that premiered last week at Tribeca Film Festival, captures the extraordinary life of Amichai Lau-Lavie, a rabbi like no other - who comes from a dynasty of rabbis dating back a thousand years