Protesters block roads in the Galilee with burning tires after dozens of Syrian Druze killed in clashes with Sunni Islamists; Police forces pulled away from Memorial Day ceremonies at local cemeteries to clear roads for bereaved families heading to memorials 

Former Israelis, members of the Jewish diaspora, and international investors are showing growing interest in buying property in Israel. Whether you're looking for a home to live in, a long-term investment, or a future place to settle—here’s what to expect. What to ask the developer, which documents to request, and how the process works when you're not physically in the country  

Ynetnews will air recorded ceremony with English voiceover; production warns not all of the people chosen to light a torch in the ceremony were present during the filming of the rehearsal including Eli Sharabi who was released from captivity in Gaza 

Due to extreme weather and nationwide wildfires, Israel’s iconic Independence Day torch-lighting ceremony airs as a taped rehearsal on Ynetnews with English voiceover

Marcy Oster, a Ynetnews editor: As the rows of fresh graves grow and the war drags on, a bereaved mother reflects on a year of weddings, births and unbearable longing—and the grandson who now carries the name of the uncle he’ll never meet

Reports recommend review of admissions, appointments, curriculum and orientation and training programs, as well as change in disciplinary processes

The president removed several members appointed by Biden from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council. Emhoff led the Biden administration’s efforts to combat antisemitism — and criticized Trump after the dismissal

A deadly strike on a Saada detention center highlights growing concerns about American operations in Yemen and the war’s intensifying humanitarian toll