The Israel Defense Forces said its rules explicitly distinguish between militants and civilians and prohibit deliberately targeting civilians, adding that artificial intelligence has never independently selected targets

After backing Israel's judicial coup, the Tikvah Fund created a program training right-wing leaders for key defense posts, including Shin Bet chief. A Haaretz investigation traces its money, network and vision of Palestinian expulsion and forever war

'What we had information that Iran's proxies were planning attacks,' Netanyahu told CNN's Jim Sciutto, adding, 'But I can't tell you that we had any specific warning about this'

An expanded panel of Supreme Court justices is expected to overturn the decision to ban the Arab parties and Jewish lawmaker Ofer Cassif, though it remains unclear how it will rule in the case of Balad leader Sami Abu Shehadeh

Trzebinia was once an almost entirely Jewish town in Poland. Today, with its synagogue crumbling, various parties are vying to renovate the structure and repurpose it into a museum, guesthouse or even a restaurant.

Saidmehr joins the expanding U.S. bureau next week and will speak at Haaretz's October 11 event at Congregation Beth Elohim in Brooklyn

According to the indictment, Eliya Azrad threw two glass salt shakers at former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and hit two of his staff. Azrad was released to home arrest

The IDF said some took part in the October 7 attack. The Committee to Protect Journalists found Israel killed more journalists than any other country over two years, yet it has removed 19 Palestinians from its list over ties to terror groups