In an interview with Haaretz ahead of the release of 'Israel: What Went Wrong,' renowned genocide studies scholar Omer Bartov talks about trading letters with Yitzhak Rabin as a young soldier, what's wrong with Holocaust-Hamas comparisons and why he thinks Israelis, too, need to ditch Zionism

Alex Sinclair says two officers detained him at a cafe, accusing him of incitement. When he refused to leave the police station without his kippa, an officer cut out the Palestinian flag

In a reality shaped by violence, dysfunction and fear, life in Israel feels like a series of small improvisations in a dark abyss where neither institutions nor leadership offer any glimpse of light

For Netanyahu's followers, most of whom knew nothing about the Supreme Court justices' existence or their work a few years ago and are still clueless about it, they are enemies and traitors

Police did not name a specific location but said the intended target was connected to the Jewish community

Netanyahu hopes Trump will follow through on his threats against Iran, but it is doubtful the Islamic Republic is impressed by them ■ The scale of the fighting in Lebanon is far more modest than the public might be led to believe ■ The renewed focus on Gaza is not coincidental, nor is it detached from political considerations ■ And what is unfolding within the Shin Bet under Zini should raise red flags