Eli Sharabi's 'Hostage,' which depicts his 491-day captivity in the Gaza Strip, is 'a raw, intimate perspective on one of the most divisive conflicts in modern history,' the magazine wrote

Sources at the airport who had been waiting to receive the group said the authorities were refusing to allow the passengers to disembark. The IDF said in response that the departure of Gazans is typically coordinated by Israeli authorities before arriving at another country

A year after arrest warrants for Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Gallant, and two years into South Africa's ICJ case, the proceedings against Israel remain firmly in place. Trump's sanctions and allegations against Prosecutor Karim Khan have not slowed them, and the arrest of the Military Advocate General has eroded Israel's already weak international standing

In an interview with Australia's Erin Molan, Netanyahu labeled his trial a 'witch hunt' that is hindering his duties as PM. Netanyahu also refuted claims of seeking extended U.S. military aid, emphasizing Israel's self-reliance, and issued his most direct critique of NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani

Over 8,000 Jews lived in Oswiecim, Poland – adjacent to Auschwitz – on the eve of World War II. A restored grave is a memorial to this proud Jewish Polish community in a country where antisemitism is on the rise

An African migrant was found dead in South Tel Aviv's Kiryat Shalom, showing signs of violence, while a 30-year-old woman in Kafr Qasem succumbed to gunshot wounds after the vehicle she was in crashed into a wall

The 14-year-old Jaffa boy - who is being held on security-related charges - told a juvenile court judge that his cellmates beat him and 'forced him to do things,' but she did not order his release or transfer another cell