Former army head and prominent Netanyahu critic tells reporters that Israel is moving toward 'occupation, annexation and ethnic cleansing' under far-right pressure on PM

If someone gives you a document, they're always pursuing an agenda, says Kai Diekmann; he also discusses the paper's unique stance on Israel and his most dramatic meeting with Netanyahu

President-elect's ally says he is 'focused on the hostages issue, wants the killing to stop and the fighting to end'

Tehrna says the move is a response to a resolution passed against it by the nuclear watchdog's Board of Governors last week

Officials say Diaspora Ministry report's publication on social media 'unusual,' allegations against Palestinian community weren't shared via formal channels

Many residents of damaged border kibbutz communities no longer have homes, others are fearful that Hezbollah will return to threaten them

Israeli restrictions during fighting barred vessels from the sea near border; while many are waiting to see how the truce develops, others hope for a return to the 'good old days'

Dani Miran, father of captive Omri Miran, hasn't lived at home since Oct. 7: 'Most of the time everything feels black, and if I can chop and sauté a little, that's better'