He said a botched spinal surgery cost him his health, his marriage, and his dignity. A Jerusalem court ruled the hospital was negligent, awarding him NIS 2.5 million in damages.

'Financial Times' reveals dramatic details about the summit between US and Ukrainian presidents; according to European sources, Trump 'cursed the whole time,' said he was "tired' of seeing maps of the front line and repeated the messages that Putin had conveyed to him in a phone call the day before; 'The Russian economy is in great shape,' he said, according to the sources, refused to send Tomahawk missiles and demanded that Zelensky accept Moscow's surrender terms

Dr. Sheer Shabat Ben-Yehuda: 'We continue to treat the wounded soldiers and civilians that we admitted in the past two years that are still suffering from physical limitations, emotional distress and chronic pain'

Ron Dermer, Netanyahu’s top adviser, is credited with shaping Israel’s pro-Trump strategy, brokering US support during the Gaza war and driving ties with evangelicals, moves that deepened partisan divides and may have reshaped US-Israel relations

Under the cease-fire, thousands of Palestinians have returned to Gaza City, only to find ruins, no water or food, and Hamas terrorists back in control; Many say they now dream of leaving to give their children a chance at a better life

A year after Col. Ehsan Daxa was killed in Gaza while shielding his soldiers from an explosion, his widow Huda and their three children are learning to live with his absence, turning grief into resilience and keeping his legacy of courage and compassion alive

Suspects built makeshift rockets near Ramallah early in Gaza war, test firing several and experimenting with explosive drones after Hamas-led Oct. 7 massacre

A day after Hamas claimed to have located the body of a hostage in the Gaza Strip and said it would transfer him to Israel "if ground conditions permit," the terrorist organization announced its intention to do so tonight at 8:00 p.m.