National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir made the promise to the police commissioner at a police ceremony, during which no ranks were awarded amid reports of a dispute over pending appointments – a claim which both officials denied

Will history forgive those who, in the name of concern for the Palestinian national vision, have left tens – maybe hundreds – of thousands of people to risk death, starvation and inhuman living conditions?

The Trump administration's sanctions on the Palestinian Authority and Palestinian human rights organizations sends a despairing message to the Palestinian people, delegitimizing any form of peaceful politics on the world stage

The nudity ban at Damascus University's Faculty of Fine Arts has ignited a fierce debate over artistic freedom in post-Assad Syria, reviving old questions about nudity and its place in Islamic art

The cabinet voted unanimously to oust the attorney general in August, with the High Court issuing an injunction against her dismissal. In response, cabinet ministers announced they will boycott her and Justice Minister Yariv Levin changed the locks in their shared office

About 300,000 people have already fled Gaza City, with fighting and strikes pushing more to leave. To ease criticism, Israel highlighted new humanitarian steps, including hospital repairs and medical aid deliveries

Don't force Israeli artists into isolation. Don't aid the government in silencing us. Without the freedom to create and share art, Israeli voices of conscience will be muted – and the cycle of war in Gaza will continue unchecked