The scale of death and destruction in Gaza is clear to all, yet the discourse among Israeli Jews, genocide has been swallowed up into a black hole as if it never happened

The Iran developments offer three possibilities: the situation remains fluid, Trump's statements should not be taken at face value, and Israeli readings of U.S. intentions require skepticism. If the Gulf does not escalate, the West Bank will

The justices ruled that the circumstances of the hostage's death, who was accidentally shot by IDF troops while escaping captivity in Gaza, do not fall under cases in which the law recognizes a civilian killed in action as an IDF casualty

Before the law passed, Commissioner Danny Levy warned colleagues that giving politicians control over the watchdog could deter officers from pursuing corruption cases. Senior Shin Bet and law enforcement officials voiced similar concerns, Haaretz has learned

The rules require prominent labels for campaign content created or significantly altered using AI, including in videos, radio and print ads. Justice Noam Sohlberg said the measures are intended to preserve public trust in elections as artificial intelligence becomes more widespread

After weeks of friction with Washington, Netanyahu is heading to the White House with moves on Gaza and Lebanon meant to prove he is cooperating with Trump. But the main issue dividing them remains Iran, where Netanyahu wants U.S. support for renewed military action as Trump weighs diplomacy

Trump's hesitation over expanding the war with Iran highlights a strategic dilemma facing Washington and Jerusalem: missile defenses are being consumed faster than they can be replaced. As interceptor stocks shrink, the price of a prolonged conflict is becoming harder to ignore