Netanyahu with six fingers, a brimming cappuccino that won't spill: Conspiracy theories have exploded over social media, in English and Arabic, contending that Israel's prime minister was killed in an Iranian missile strike and that AI-generated videos have taken his place

The U.S. president said that 'no expert would have known' that Iran would attack Gulf states in response to U.S. strikes, even though experts did, in fact, warn of such retaliation, and Iran explicitly said that countries hosting U.S. armed forces were legitimate targets

Featuring writing from across Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, the online magazine Sabra hopes to fight the widespread dehumanization of Palestinians in Hebrew. Meanwhile, Israel's public broadcaster indulges wartime nostalgia, and an exhibition from a famous sculptor awaits a cease-fire

Major Canadian Jewish groups call for the authorities to 'enforce' anti-hate laws after posters at a weekend rally included antisemitic caricatures and calls for Israel to be eliminated

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempt to gain support by warring with Iran and Hezbollah ahead of elections is already backfiring. What happens when his base realizes the repeated promises of 'total victory' were a lie?

Ben-Gvir has yet to promote the lead investigator in one of Netanyahu's corruption cases, despite Police Commissioner Danny Levy recommending her advancement

Despite missile attacks over the weekend, the city's hotels, cafés and restaurants are still havens, attracting Israelis tired of scurrying to a shelter several times a day