Nighttime raids, unwarranted arrests and farmers barred from their land. Syrians who once welcomed Israeli aid now fear its troops, and experts warn that occupation creates the very threats it was meant to prevent

The tool scanned dozens of channels every 90 seconds and fired off alerts about Sara Netanyahu to a dedicated WhatsApp group. The code behind it reveals the sources of information feeding the Netanyahu couple's media diet

I too chafed when Balad party leader Sami Abu Shehadeh used the word 'resistance' instead of 'Hamas.' But not only has he expressed regret, he stands in stark contrast to members of the Israeli government who have actually helped support terrorism

A woman in her 30s died after being found with signs of violence outside her Haifa home. Her partner was arrested on suspicion of murder. Police are seeking to extend his detention. Twenty women have been killed in Israel this year

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: Two very involved dads who will do anything for their children's well-being, and an 18-year-old who got the VIP treatment on a Lisbon adventure

The Board of Peace's reconstruction plan is caught between the worsening misery on the ground and Israel's condition of separating security and civilian control, as Netanyahu's government still harbors fantasies of population transfer

Israelis aren't asking questions, even though after October 7, when every idea or stray remark should have been subjected to scrutiny