The Israeli army's third operation in the refugee camp has left not a single building standing. Soldiers, who six months ago carried pictures of the hostages with them, today have only one task – the elimination of Hamas

For many hostage families, the announcement of their beloved relatives' death marks the tragic end of a chapter. For IDF soldier Ron Sherman's mother, Maayan, it was the start of the battle for recognition that her son wasn't murdered by Hamas but rather killed by an IDF attack

U.S. Education Department investigation found that the public university violated student's Title VI rights and 'likely operated a hostile environment' for some students

Gaza: Medics report 81 killed in Israeli attacks; IDF says it killed Hamas' internal security chief in southern Gaza humanitarian zone ■ WEST BANK: Palestinian Authority suspends Al Jazeera broadcasts, citing incitement and bias ■ ISRAEL: Members of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee say IDF's actions in Gaza foil war's objectives; all food, water sources must be destroyed ■ LEBANON: IDF says it attacked Hezbollah's rocket launchers in southern Lebanon; says Lebanese Army failed to act on its request to neutralize the threat

It's a forgotten chapter in Israel's history, now revealed in declassified documents. When Ben-Gurion worked to obtain a nuclear weapon for the country, he was opposed by a phalanx of intellectuals who decried the effort and even created a group to thwart it. Is it possible that they warned the U.S. about the nuclear project 20 years before whistleblower Vanunu did?

Dina Sender, who left Haredi society and is now pursuing a doctorate in linguistics ,talks about 'Haredi Hebrew'

In a new book, a lieutenant colonel in the reserves tells about crazed soldiers and wayward officers who espoused the credo that 'revenge is legitimate in this war'