Government fast-tracks legislation normalizing settlement expansion, including land reclassification and natural gas access, as experts warn moves will further inflame tensions and risk any chance of future peace

He says he abstains not only from alcohol and smoking but also from coffee, yet he was twice served cups of coffee during meetings with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman; A symbol of hospitality, refusing the coffee is an insult to the host; Online criticism:  'He wants money, not coffee!'

Four-day visit's main goal is trillions in investment deals and corporate alliances led by Elon Musk while sidestepping urgent security crises like Gaza and Iran

Qatar-based broadcaster cleared to resume operations in West Bank after months-long suspension by Palestinian officials due to incitement allegations

Israel has sent messages to the Trump administration against the sale of F-35 jets to Turkey, fearing that it would harm its military advantage in the region; Jerusalem is troubled by the close ties between Trump and Erdogan, and the lack of American restraint on his antisemitic attacks 

A Hadera court case revealed that police used AI-generated legal clauses from ChatGPT in a filing, prompting sharp criticism from the judge; error emerged during a dispute over a confiscated phone, leading to a partial ruling in favor of the suspect

Hassan Eslayeh, Hamas operative who documented killings and looting while posing as a journalist, killed in strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, which military says was used for terrorist operations

Edan Alexander’s freedom after 548 days in Hamas captivity brings joy to his close-knit group of lone soldiers who made aliyah and enlisted alongside him