The disagreements between Netanyahu and the IDF over the Gaza war are becoming so toxic that the Netanyahu camp is now accusing army generals of a classic 'stab in the back' conspiracy theory favored by fascist parties. But it's a risky, if not dangerous, tactic

The son of the Israeli prime minister blasted a High Court decision to suspend a state watchdog investigation into the army's actions on October 7, suggesting the court wants a 'cover-up committee for the Left'

Amos Hochstein's arrival reflects growing concern in the Biden administration about the possibility of the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel deteriorating into all-out war

A political source says the dissolving of the cabinet is strictly declarative and is meant to prevent the involvement of far-right ministers in sensitive decisions; The war cabinet was initially formed when centrist lawmakers Gantz and Eisenkot joined Netanyahu's wartime government in October

France's President Emmanuel Macron reportedly said he threw a grenade between his political rivals by calling a snap election. Two weeks before the first round of voting, the repercussions of that move are already causing much unease among French Jews

Attorney General Ahmed Usham said it was 'a matter of great concern for some people' that the ban would also affect Palestinians with Israeli passports

The UN expert panel contradicts findings of human rights organizations but warns against using the report to deny 'that extreme human suffering is without a doubt currently ongoing in the Gaza Strip'

UC Berkeley continues to be a hotbed of anti-Israel activity as protest group vows further escalations as part of 'week of aggression'