Netanyahu weighing trip to US for AIPAC conference, White House meeting with Trump
The prime minister expected trip comes amid public disagreement between Jerusalem and Washington over the make-up of Gaza's Board of Peace.
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Hebron residents blame family feuds for IDF counterterrorism operation
In Davos, Herzog calls for ICC measures against Netanyahu, Gallant to be lifted
Israel to shut down UNRWA's water, electricity after demolition of HQ, Eli Cohen tells 'Post'
As Israel pushes back, Gaza becomes testing ground for emerging post-war governance - analysis
The emergence of a Palestinian technocratic governing committee alongside Trump’s US-backed Board of Peace has triggered sharp Israeli backlash, exposing cabinet rifts and deep unease.
Israeli film 'Where to?' to compete in Berlin International Film Festival
The Berlinale is one of the largest and most prestigious festivals in the world and will take place from February 12-22 this year.
Israel Police seek to bar Netanyahu aide Urich from PM's office amid Bild leak probe
The appeal was heard a day after the district court reversed an earlier decision by Magistrate’s Court President Judge Menachem Mizrahi and reinstated restrictive conditions on Tzachi Braverman.
Israel to honor Charlie Kirk at Jerusalem 'Generation of Truth' antisemitism conference
The Second International Conference on Combating Antisemitism, led by Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Minister Amichai Chikli, was scheduled for January 26–27.
Family of slain hostage sues UNRWA for alleged role in October 7 kidnapping, murder
The lawsuit names UNRWA, a UNRWA employee alleged to have taken part in the attack, and several current and former senior UNRWA officials as defendants.
High Court of Justice blocks autopsies of dead infants from Jerusalem daycare disaster
Authorities have called for the autopsies, given that the cause of death has not yet been definitively determined, while the families of the deceased petitioned the High Court against them.
'Systematic failures': Israel Police carried out illegal surveillance for years, probe finds
The report examines the police’s growing reliance on technological surveillance tools for law enforcement purposes, including wiretaps, cyber tools, and the collection of communications data.
Gadi Eisenkot: Netanyahu ceded Gaza security, IDF must return to fighting
“Two years and a quarter after the start of the war, the military achievements were not translated into a diplomatic outcome,” Eisenkot said.
Iran, Turkey must forget 'dreams of empires,' Israel Katz warns at summit with Greek counterpart
Jerusalem is on high alert for a variety of imminent threat scenarios, the defense minister stressed, in a clear reference to the stand-off with Iran.
Ultra-Orthodox rioters throw stones, call police 'Nazis' in protests over dead infants' autopsies
Eleven were arrested before protests began to disperse following the High Court of Justice's blocking of the planned autopsies.
