Decision comes two weeks after security cabinet approved the legalization of five illegal outposts, including Evyatar; Palestinians who claim to own the land in question can now challenge that decision in the Supreme Court

The first plane in the fleet will be an ATR 72-600 with 72 seats. It will begin selling tickets to Eilat and other Mediterranean destinations after they obtain their operators license in September

Noa and Nir Baranes were killed by a direct Hezbollah rocket hit on their car in the northern part of the Golan Heights. They are survived by their three children aged 18, 15 and 13

What to watch at Jerusalem Film Festival: New documentary 'Jacob de Haan: A Voice Out of Time' follows the enigmatic Jacob Israël de Haan, a gay man who was also an important figure from the most close-knit Ultra-Orthodox sect

According to the Gazans, tens of thousands were once again displaced from their homes after the Israeli army increased its assaults on neighborhoods around Gaza City, similar to what happened at the beginning of the war. 'Then, there was somewhere to go to, now everything is destroyed from the north to the south,' a resident told Haaretz

France's Jewish community is divided: Some backed the racist far right, many others fought them. While some left-wing Jews are determined to confront the far-left – accused of minimizing, even facilitating, a surge in antisemitic attacks since Oct 7 – other Jews are wondering if they have a future in France at all

The statue is one of several Holocaust memorials that have been defaced since the Gaza war began; Amsterdam mayor fiercely condemned the desecration, saying, 'No Palestinian has been helped by smearing her precious statue'

Paratroopers were told that they were being deployed for a 72-hour operation and ended up staying in Gaza for two months. In a conversation with Haaretz, one of them admitted that witnessing mass population movement was the most challenging of all: 'It reminds us that we are human beings'