Despite a crippling war and tight blockade, Hamas controls great swathes of Gaza and is thriving financially thanks in part to Israeli-approved aid; With billions in reserves, tunnels under Gaza and a booming black market, Israel may be inadvertently funding its enemy 

On the fifth anniversary of the Capitol attack, only small, scattered protests marked the day as many Americans appeared largely indifferent

Holocaust survivor and founder of the Israel Press Photo Agency, Dan Hadani, donates his vast photographic archive to the National Library; In a rare interview he recalls historic moments, his unlikely start and why he refuses to return to Poland

Fears are growing in Israel that mutual suspicion with Iran could trigger a preemptive strike; messages sent from Jerusalem stressing no intent to attack have been dismissed in Tehran, as the IDF readies expanded activity in Lebanon and Hamas intensifies searches in Gaza

After talks with Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu convened senior security chiefs to present the understandings reached in Washington and review intelligence efforts, attack planning, and readiness for a possible strike in Lebanon amid Hezbollah deployments

The Jerusalem court extended the bus driver’s detention after dropping the murder charge, with the judge citing footage showing about 20 children standing in front of the bus and ruling that driving into the crowd was not justified

The unexpected change came during a court hearing at which Nick Reiner, 32, had been expected to enter a not guilty plea in what has become one of the most shocking celebrity homicide cases in Los Angeles in recent years

Despite the government's struggles and the bloody suppression of the people, the intensity of these protests—which many in Iran are calling a Revolution—has not diminished