A man from Massachusetts was arrested on charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and violation of a constitutional right causing injury

John Ganz, whose bestselling debut book is now out, argues that the roots of today's political unrest – and Donald Trump's rise – lie 30-plus years in the past, with an unlikely alliance between a Jewish economist and a neo-Nazi Klansman

IDF finds nine tunnels from Gaza to Egypt, all sealed on Egyptian side prior to war ■ Israeli says two terrorists killed in Wednesday's Nuseirat attack were UNRWA employees ■ Commander of elite 8200 intelligence unit retires following Oct.7 failures ■ Fire erupts in northern Israel following rocket fire from Lebanon ■ Israeli forces arrest West Bank resident linked to Hebron car bomb explosion ■ Turkey seeks international arrest warrants after IDF fire kills citizen in West Bank

Gallant's assessment that Hamas is finished as a military organization is not far from the truth, but also signifies a change in the war's direction ■ Washington admits that Sinwar is increasingly responsible for the failure of the cease-fire talks ■ And how two future dates could influence events in northern Israel

Israel's national security minister has succeeded where Hamas failed - and has more plans ahead ■ Talk of a national unity government has returned, only it's not clear with whom or for what purpose ■ The far right has a political program – restoring messianic the its former glories

Officials familiar with the talks tell Haaretz that Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu's insistence on Israeli control over the Egypt-Gaza border is still the main obstacle in the way of an agreement, and no progress was made during the recent round of talks in Doha

Amid a rise in crime, racism and persecution fueled by a far-right government and a seemingly endless war, more and more high-tech entrepreneurs, doctors and business professionals from Israel's Arab elite contemplate restarting life abroad