Turkish prosecutors say an Israeli-linked network used dozens of call centers and fake forex and crypto platforms to lure victims worldwide, while allegedly instructing employees not to target Israelis or Americans

An Israeli advance team had already traveled to Texas to prepare for a meeting with Elon Musk, but Netanyahu canceled the stop; despite efforts by his aides, no meeting with Trump is currently scheduled, with US officials citing ‘scheduling constraints’

Western intelligence sees preparations that could enable a new Russian call-up after voting ends Sunday; Poland scrambles jets, Macron warns Moscow’s hybrid threat has intensified and NATO updates civil-defense plans as Belarus drills near the sensitive Suwalki Gap

Azaria was convicted of manslaughter after shooting a wounded Palestinian terrorist in Hebron in 2016; Herzog sided with Katz over IDF chief Zamir

Noa remained observant as her husband Yehezkel left religion; secular Adi fell for a Hasidic man. Two couples reveal how they negotiate Shabbat, holidays, prayer and love when faith no longer looks the same

Analysis: Israel spent decades studying the Yom Kippur War surprise, yet many of the same patterns returned before Hamas’ attack: groupthink, contempt for the enemy and confidence in technology over cultural understanding

LeBron James’ new Polymarket partnership shows how betting moved from sports’ biggest taboo to a business handling nearly $167 billion a year; young Americans are diverting investment money to wagers, while athletes face threats from furious bettors 

Chef Thomas and Mai’s love story has taken them around the world, but in recent years they have made Israel home, hosting private dinners and raising a family; Thomas: 'If I fled during war, my grandfather would be ashamed'