Ultra-Orthodox demonstrations in Jerusalem follow weeks of clashes, including a protest earlier Saturday targeting a coffee stand outside the Jerusalem café at the center of a dispute over businesses operating on Shabbat

At least two people were reportedly killed in earlier Israeli strikes in Lebanon, and local authorities in northern Israel told residents to expect explosions and gunfire throughout the evening as part of 'routine' IDF activity

The documents reportedly say Iran has gained a better understanding of the leverage afforded by its control of the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to attack 'if anything goes bad,' saying Washington may bomb Pickaxe Mountain 'very soon'

Settlers come to the town of Sa'ir for a pogrom-type outing. Residents throw stones at them to drive them away, and a 16-year-old Palestinian boy is shot dead from a distance. Police arrest only the stone-throwers, while the shooter remains free

Claims against a high-ranking Hadash figure first surfaced in 2019. Feminist activists say the response this time points to a broader shift, as women challenge a deeply rooted culture of silence around sexual violence

The Association for Civil Rights in Israel warned the ministry that the policy was 'illegal, arbitrary and improper,' saying it infringed students' right to education and pressured families to leave homes facing demolition

About 50 military officers and civilian employees were questioned over disclosures to the press, including reports that the Iran war has depleted U.S. munitions stockpiles, The New York Times reported