Jewish Democrats 'condemn Donald Trump for once again using Jewish Americans for his political agenda'

Amid Israel's constitutional and social crisis, the president, in an interview with Haaretz, defines a middle ground: he seeks to respect gatekeepers while affirming the government's right to dismiss them. He calls for an Oct. 7 state commission of inquiry but refrains from criticizing Netanyahu, who is blocking it, and encourages a plea deal in his trial

Miriam Shachor, the first woman in the pre-state Palmach militia to lose her life in the War of Independence, became a flesh-and-blood symbol. But her commanders soon turned that symbol into a far-reaching policy, limiting women's role in the military

Since the end of Itay's battle against Hamas on October 7, a new battle of our own began: To bring Itay, and the other 58 hostages home. This is because the Israeli government has decided not to prioritize the task

ISRAEL: Right-wing activists storm Israeli shul during Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day screening ■ GAZA: Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 51 Palestinians on Tuesday, Hamas-run Health Ministry says ■ ICJ: World court holds hearings on Israel's obligation to facilitate aid to Gaza and West Bank ■ LEBANON: In first, source with Trump expresses optimism that Lebanon could disarm Hezbollah

Armored vehicles on the road to Jerusalem and cars cleared from Gaza border communities after October 7. What can we learn from wrecked cars when they become symbols for something else?

On October 7, Israeli police commander Itzik 'Bazooka' Buzukashvili went back and forth four times to rescue dozens of Israelis at the Nova dance party. Then an RPG shot by Hamas terrorists hit his vehicle

After Syria assured the U.S. that it won't pose a 'threat to Israel,' Palestinians voiced criticism on social media: 'What is the value of a revolution if you end up reconciling with the very forces it was meant to oppose?'