Frustrated by his failure to push through the Haredi draft exemption bill and terrified he may have to testify in his ongoing criminal trial, Israel's prime minister is pushing the entire country into a dangerous and chaotic conflict between the branches of government

Israel considers international-led aid hubs and military administration for Gaza as global criticism mounts, with U.S. pressure highlighting divides in Washington's response

Clara Marman, 65, was released from captivity in a deal last year, along with her sister and niece. Her brother and partner were rescued by Israeli forces in February. Since then, she's been fighting to free the hostages. 'It's difficult to go back to regular life while hostages are rotting in Hamas' tunnels,' she says

ISRAEL: IDF reservist killed in southern Lebanon Combat ■ LEBANON: U.S. envoy Hochstein is in Beirut for cease-fire talks, says there is 'real opportunity' to bring the Hezbollah-Israel conflict to an end ■ GAZA: UNRWA reports 97 of 109 trucks of Gaza aid lost in convoy looting

Israeli airline El Al posted a record $187 million profit for Q3 2024, benefiting from a reduction in services by foreign carriers amid the Gaza war. With rising passenger and cargo revenues, El Al's market dominance grew, while its debt sharply declined

Sgt. 1st Class (res.) Roi Sasson was killed in an ambush while inside a building in northern Gaza. The battalion commander was also seriously wounded in the incident

Astonished by the Israeli Prime Minister's level of lying and his son Yair's screams, director Alexis Bloom explains why it might be wrong to blame his wife Sarah for his faults

Attacking Qatar for its mediation techniques only helps Netanyahu hide the simple fact that he never wanted a hostage deal or a cease-fire in Gaza: he still has a vested interest in prolonging the war for political reasons