A Department of Justice official said there is 'zero tolerance' for violence or obstruction at houses of worship in America, after a demonstration was held outside a Manhattan synagogue hosting an aliyah event last week

The High Court rejected the appeal of residents of the unrecognized village of Ras Jrabah, ordering them off land they have lived on since before Israel's founding to make way for Dimona's expansion. The court also denied their request to relocate into the city, backing the state's position that Bedouin cannot receive plots in Jewish communities

Despite the political differences between New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, their recent appearances in Washington underscore that Israel is no longer a traditional right–left fault line

As part of a broader effort to strengthen the right-wing bloc, Netanyahu's allies are weighing electoral changes, including a lower electoral threshold and stricter rules for candidate disqualifications, designed to make it harder for Arab parties to compete in upcoming elections

The latest amendment to the death penalty bill for terrorists requires executions by lethal injection, drawing doctors into the process. The Israel Medical Association issued a sharply worded objection, though experts disagree on how far physicians must avoid involvement

The IDF estimates that dozens of Hamas militants remain in the tunnels in Rafah but does not commit to exact numbers, aware that the chances of finding all of them are slim. 'Our primary mission here is to kill or capture the militants inside the tunnels in this area,' one officer says

A Department of Justice official said there is 'zero tolerance' for violence or obstruction at houses of worship in America, after a demonstration was held outside a Manhattan synagogue hosting an aliyah event last week