They grew up together in Meitar, a tight-knit group that saw itself as family; on Oct. 6, they partied together; the next morning, they thought Rani had stayed back due to a shoulder injury, until a call revealed he was in a firefight with terrorists

The government has begun revoking licenses from several international aid groups operating in the West Bank and Gaza, including Doctors Without Borders, citing refusal to complete legal registration and the employment of staff linked to terror groups

The UN Security Council held an emergency session over Israel’s decision to recognize Somaliland; the US accused the council of ‘double standards,’ noting no debate on recognizing a Palestinian state, while Slovenia’s envoy said Palestine is occupied

Soldiers who served in the war and die by suicide within two years of discharge will be granted 'died after service' status, entitling families to monthly support; IDF pledges a 'compassionate' approach as cases rise

From Elon Musk to Telegram founder Pavel Durov and Chinese tech tycoons, a growing group of ultra-wealthy men are fathering dozens or even hundreds of children, blurring the line between obsession, ideology and the ethics of reproduction

Sufian Maslouhi, convicted in 1994 of killing jeweler Menashe Atar, claims his confession was coerced through abuse and isolation; prosecutors now support his acquittal, though he’ll stay in prison until 2036 for a separate murder conviction

Pentagon awards Boeing major contract to supply 25 upgraded F-15IA jets to Israel, with an option for 25 more, as part of a multibillion-dollar defense deal funded by US military aid and aimed at bolstering the Israeli Air Force by 2035