Ofer Kalderon is once again embracing his passion for cycling, riding tall and proud along the Champs-Élysées in Paris, France.

Rocket launched from Yemen sends millions in central Israel, Jerusalem area running to shelters; no reports of strikes or casualties

What began as a local dispute in Syria’s Sweida province erupts into a regional flashpoint, exposing fragile alliances, tribal memory, and geopolitical anxieties

Prime minister pledges increased humanitarian aid to Gaza, including daily operational pauses and safe routes for convoys, while stressing Hamas continues to loot food and medicine

Grisly videos from Syria’s Sweida province reveal the execution of Druze civilians by armed men in military fatigues; With over 1,000 dead, families blame government forces for the bloodshed, deepening fears of sectarian violence in post-Assad Syria 

Four days after being questioned by police over allegations of rape and sexual assault, Hanoch Milwidsky was appointed to chair of the Finance Committee—despite opposition outrage and a near-physical Knesset clash

A day after Awdah Hathaleen was shot in the South Hebron Hills allegedly by Yinon Levi, who is on the US 'blacklist', his family members are calling for justice; alleged shooter released to supervised house arrest

 Tartakover, an Israel Prize laureate and one of the pillars of modern Israeli design, has died; throughout his career, he taught generations of designers, curated exhibitions and was responsible for iconic designs such as the "Peace" poster (1978) and the Peace Now logo, considered the first political sticker in the country