Gaza
Tom Shoval’s 'A Letter to David' to open Israel Film Festival in LA, features new ending for 2026
A Letter to David, directed by Tom Shoval, the winner of this year’s Ophir Award for Best Documentary, will open the 37th Israel Film Festival in Los Angeles next month.
Legal silence: How internal politics derailed Israel's global defense against war crime charges
Turkish President Erdogan to speak to Trump on Gaza, Russia-Ukraine war
The journalistic mistake that softens Hamas and humanizes the wolf - opinion
Israel’s Doctors Without Borders decision is overdue, security comes first - editorial
The government has a clear stance. Gaza is a war zone run by Hamas, and humanitarian access can be exploited.
FOZ founder Mike Evans tells Netanyahu evangelicals are ‘overwhelmingly united’ in Israel support
Netanyahu framed the relationship as historically decisive, telling the group: “You are representatives of the Christian Zionists who made Jewish Zionism possible.”
Somaliland denies trading recognition with Israel for accepting Gazans
Last week, Israel became the first country to recognize the independence of Somaliland, angering international powers who bemoaned the move at the United Nations Security Council.
How Mira Nair and Mahmood Mamdani’s politics shaped New York City’s new mayor
Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old democratic socialist with a long track record of pro-Palestinian activism, has said he counts his father among his political inspirations.
Doctors Without Borders advanced anti-Israel narrative, maintained terror ties - exclusive
The well-known medical organization is one of several dozen NGOs prohibited from operating in Gaza and the West Bank since January 1.
What challenges will Israel face in the Middle East in the upcoming year? - analysis
With 2025 coming to a close, many of Israel's issues remain unresolved. It’s worth examining 2026's challenges one at a time and assessing the hurdles Israel still faces.
Palestinian father reveals how Hamas manipulates Gazan teens to join terror ranks - interview
Hamas offered to give Mustafa's son 1,500 shekels if he agreed to work for them, either in the police force or by engaging in Hamas's activities.
Why was Doctors Without Borders banned after Israel greenlit most Gaza aid groups?
What is the real story with the IDF's Doctors Without Borders ban?
Hamas’s talk of becoming a political party is about survival, not reform - opinion
Shifting dynamics, alongside the redrawn boundaries within Gaza, are compelling the group toward a recalibration of its role in the Palestinian order.
Amit Sa'ar, head of IDF Research Department on October 7, dead at 47
Sa’ar recently underwent special treatment in the US, but his condition deteriorated, prompting senior members of the intelligence community to visit him over the past week.
'I could hear the carnage': Former hostage Elkana Bohbot recounts Nova massacre, Hamas captivity
"I produced the party. I brought a ton of people to that place, I begged people to come," said Bohbot, detailing the guilt he carries for inviting people to what turned into a massacre.