Around 50,000 years ago, Neanderthals in Spain ate a horse and used its leg bone to make a knapped spear point, according to analysis of a strange bone tool

In addition to a press conference with foreign media, Netanyahu dispatched his confidant Ron Dermer to U.S. media to address the hostage negotiations, as the PM is anxious about increasing U.S. media attention on the hostage families' criticism of him

The new bus line will run every 20 minutes between Stamford Hill in Hackney and Golders Green, areas of London populated by Orthodox Jewish communities. While some support the move, including Jewish groups who lobbied for the line, others accuse the mayor of deliberately separating Jewish passengers

During a press conference, Netanyahu presented a large digital map of the Middle East and North Africa, where the southern part of Morocco was labeled as Western Sahara. Israel recognized Moroccan sovereignty over the disputed territory in 2023 in return for resumption of diplomatic ties

Cairo is still considered a vital component of the anti-Iranian coalition being promoted by the U.S., but this defensive barrier is crumbling as criticism of Israel continues to rise

After Israeli Arab TV host Lucy Aharish's impassioned monologue mourning the six hostages murdered in Gaza was shared online, the journalist received a slew of racist attacks on social media – and to her personal phone

A Palestinian resident of the West Bank claims that since the start of the Gaza war, Israeli prison staff have repeatedly abused him sexually and physically – and have ignored his requests for medical treatment