The exchange came amid negotiations to end the three-month-old war, which has continued to see sporadic clashes despite an April cease-fire

With its flashy return to Fort Beaufort, Israel is demonstrating that it's stuck in an endless doom-loop scenario

According to Tasnim, which is linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, Iran will hold no talks ‌with the United States until ‌its demands ⁠on the cessation ‌of ⁠Israeli ‌operations in ⁠Lebanon and ‌Gaza ⁠are met

'Beaufort is in our hands!' a government minister exulted, when Israel captured a Crusader fortress it once occupied for 18 years. For Joseph Cedar, who directed an Oscar-nominated film about the last days of the IDF outpost there, it is a cursed mountain – but for Netanyahu, it is an opportunity to rewrite history

Israel's police commissioner announced last week a crackdown on enforcement of arrests of ultra-Orthodox draft evaders, after the blanket exemption for yeshiva students from military conscription expired in 2023

The High Court of Justice rejected petitions against Maj. Gen. Roman Gofman's appointment as Mossad chief, in a split ruling over concerns about his role in an IDF influence operation involving the imprisonment of a 17-year-old for espionage charges in 2022

As part of a unique dialogue initiative for groups on both sides of the divide, President Isaac Herzog demanded that bereaved families and others sign confidentiality agreements before they meet with him. Mothers of soldiers, protesters and families of former hostages say he's obsessed by criticism from Netanyahu supporters