Few journalists or professionals would keep their jobs after such a string of errors, whether from bias or incompetence. Israel's foremost right-wing journalist comes across more as a current affairs acrobat than a news commentator, according to analysis of his Telegram posts and Channel 12 reports

Participants in the 'Million Man Rally' come from both hardline anti-conscription factions, as well as communities that integrate and even support conscription into the IDF. Opposition leader Yair Lapid said in response to the demonstration, 'If you can march in the streets, you can march in basic training'

Yocheved Lifshitz recounts her sense of betrayal by Israel, life at Kibbutz Nir Oz, and her time in Hamas captivity, as the writings of her slain husband, Oded, are published

Between 2019 and 2024, Levinson received payments from Perception, a company owned by Srulik Einhorn, a Netanyahu associate who admitted to running a PR campaign for Qatar and is suspected of leaking a classified IDF document to Bild. Levinson confirmed working for Einhorn but denied any Qatar link, saying he was paid for campaign work in the Balkans. Haaretz summoned him for clarification and ended his employment

A proposal presented by Israel to hand out aid along the so-called Yellow Line – the temporary Israel-Gaza border, where IDF soldiers are stationed – is opposed by the U.S., sources familiar with the details say. The Americans believe aid distribution should occur deep inside the Gaza Strip