Yair Golan's critique of the Gaza war was treated like political self-destruction, but his boldness may be his greatest asset ■ People, from every camp, are searching for unfiltered truth-tellers in whom they recognize the embodiment of real leadership

Israel ambassador to UN decries 'criminal act of antisemitic terrorism' ■ Perpetrator reportedly apprehended at the scene ■ Museum officials recently expressed concern over security risks

The High Court's ruling against the dismissal of Ronen Bar is an impressive victory – in principle – for those fighting for democracy, but its practical implications are limited. Netanyahu will continue to look for a way to ride roughshod over the rule of law, while creating an alternative reality and continuing to promise that 'total victory' is imminent

Israeli leaders from both the coalition and opposition tied the Washington D.C. embassy staff murders to the 'incitement and brainwashing' by the pro-Palestinian movement in the U.S., as Israel announced plans to boost embassy security worldwide

Many Jews 'down under' supported the Liberals in the May 3 election for their pro-Israel position. While disappointed by the results, there's relief that the Greens lost ground

Ron Feiner has done three rounds of reserve duty as a company commander since October 7. After the Netanyahu government sabotaged the hostage deal, he felt lines had been crossed: 'The right thing for me to do is to refuse to report''

Yonatan Urich is still prohibited from contacting several individuals involved in Qatargate, including employees of the Israeli cyber company Koios, which Haaretz revealed had built a campaign to improve Qatar's image