These efforts are laying bare the humanitarian disaster and Israel's suspected war crimes, preserving evidence for courts and 'the day Israeli society has the desire or courage to look in the mirror'

Beth Oppenheim leaves less than a year after her permanent appointment, as HIAS grapples with Trump's funding cuts, repeated layoffs and divisions over Gaza. Its board says the organization remains on solid footing

From former liberals moving right to observant Jews organizing against the war, nine Israelis and Israeli-Americans describe three years that unsettled their sense of home. The coming election offers a chance to act – but little promise of closure

A Haaretz investigation and multiple reports show Netanyahu received warnings from Israeli security officials, a Gaza mediator who conveyed the Hamas leader's threat, the chief of Egyptian intelligence and the ruler of the United Arab Emirates

City Hall protesters accuse mayor of 'capitulation to Zionist pressure,' while ADL chief condemns his October 7 statement invoking Israel's 'genocide' in Gaza

Intermediaries who moved the money charged a 20 percent fee, two people with direct ‌knowledge of the transfer said. Israel's bombardment and invasion of Lebanon uprooted hundreds of thousands of Hezbollah's Shi'ite Muslim constituents

Dozens of prominent rabbis and community figures were invited to the 'Save the Right' convention. Ben-Gvir's party said the snub was part of 'a series of worrying signs' about his prospects in the next Knesset term