Families of soldiers killed urged coalition lawmakers to stay away, saying 'their resting place is not a political stage.' Two protesters held signs reading 'government of death' at Tel Aviv's military cemetery, sparking clashes as attendees tried to seize them

Police say they were unable to identify suspects even though many rightist activists documented the attack revealing the faces. Case against Ra'anaa Likud chairman who supported the attack and threatened to do it again is also dropped

With Washington tightening a maritime blockade and threatening strikes, Tehran is betting its sanctions-hardened 'resistance economy' can outlast U.S. pressure, turning the Strait of Hormuz standoff into a test of endurance

A new report published in London casts doubts on such claims but notes that a spate of recent attacks is 'making questions of belonging, security and long-term viability notably more salient than before'

Italy's rejection of the suspension of the EU Association Agreement comes after weeks of increased tensions with Israel, particularly concerning Israel's war against Hezbollah in Lebanon

In an open letter to the Jewish Book Council, a group of anti- and non-Zionist Jewish writers accused it of 'narrowing its vision to a Zionist approach to Jewish culture.' JBC's head, on the other hand, says its role 'is not – and never will be – to enforce consensus'

From occupation to internal divisions, the Independence Day torch-lighting ceremony reflects not triumph, but a broken society at war with its own values