After the rockets were launched at northern Israel – prompting Hezbollah to deny responsibility for the rocket fire – Israel's defense minister vowed that if there was no peace in the north, 'there will be no peace in Beirut'

Despite being presented with plans to assassinate former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and military wing commander Mohammed Deif before they carried out the Oct. 7 attack, Netanyahu refrained from approving the operation. The PM has denied the claims

The story behind a failed attempt to create dialogue with Netanyahu's government over its latest assault on the judiciary mixes personal and political tragedy - and is a reminder that politics is the art of compromise, but authoritarians will do anything to impose their will

Yael, mother of Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander, says Israel's return to fighting in Gaza last week broke her family. While it feels like the government is focused on everything but negotiations, she remains optimistic: 'We know it'll be good in the end'

More than 100 members of Ben-Gurion University faculty defend Dr. Sebastian Ben Daniel's comments, saying they fall within the boundaries of free speech