Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s declaration about moving to comprehensive hostage deal negotiations, and the cabinet’s decision several days later on taking control of Gaza City (and subsequently the central camps), have brought... Read more »

The Israeli army uprooted thousands of olive trees in the West Bank village of al-Mughayyir — an area of ​​about 300 dunams (74 acres) — over the past three days, following a... Read more »

Israel has assessed that “at least one or two” hostages held in Gaza are in life-threatening condition, according to a Hebrew media report on Saturday, a day after US President Donald Trump suggested... Read more »

Thousands of people gathered in Tel Aviv and across Israel on Saturday night in weekly protests calling on the government to make a deal with the Hamas terror group for a hostage... Read more »

The first time it did not work perfectly. On October 13, 2023, just one week after Hamas’ surprise attack, the IDF scattered leaflets in the northern Gaza Strip. “Residents of Gaza –... Read more »

On the betrayal of intellectuals and the value of victory 1. Another article in the series was published this week in the newspaper of the defeated family, against the war and in... Read more »

After several decades focusing on Israel’s poor and mainly urban communities, the legendary Nahal group, which combines military service with community service, will return to its roots serving agricultural settlements along the... Read more »

Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp resigned Friday evening, after he failed to secure new sanctions against Israel over the war with Hamas in Gaza. Veldkamp had informed the country’s parliament he intended... Read more »

While the Diplomatic-Security Cabinet convened yesterday for more than four hours to approve plans for conquering Gaza City, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a statement that sources suggest the meeting participants had... Read more »