When a drone hits an Israeli high-rise, upper-floor residents are on their own: the Houthi attack on Tel Aviv last week augurs badly for a country that has become a nation of skyscrapers, and no means to protect them

Andrzej Boryga left a series of voicemails at ADL offices, in which he used antisemitic slurs and threatened to assault or kill Jewish people.

The Democrats' shirking of Netanyahu during his visit strengthens both his and Trump's narrative, as they seek to rebuild the relationship. While all eyes are on the prime minister's speech, few notice the judicial coup's return

White House: Biden-Netanyahu to meet Thursday; Trump meeting at Mar-a-Lago set for Friday ■ Rescued hostage tells Netanyahu: Hardest part in Gaza was hearing you say war will be long ■ 'High risk' of polio virus spreading across Gaza, WHO says ■ Palestinian factions sign declaration to end divisions after talks in China, state media says ■ Palestinian reports: Hamas, Al-Aqsa Martyr Brigades chiefs in Tul Karm, West Bank, killed by IDF drone strike ■ Netanyahu in Washington to hostages families: 'Conditions for their return are ripening'

At a Knesset conference titled 'Israeli Return to Temple Mount,' Ben-Gvir said 'political leadership allows Jewish prayers' at the sensitive site; MKs from the coalition and opposition came out against the statement, with some accusing him of trying to ignite a third intifada and calling for his dismissal

The anonymous report on Israel's channel 12 joins the report published in a French newspaper last year ■ Accounts detailing rape on October 7 have surfaced, along with testimonies of those who rescued survivors and were first on scene

Estimates suggest that upwards of 10,000 people converged on D.C. from across the nation. Protesters clashed with police, who responded with pepper spray and arrests. One protester said: "The real person the police should be arresting is talking inside Congress now"