Prison commander says sexual harassments of female soldiers by Palestinian prisoners took place and was sponsored by former senior staff to keep the peace; victim demands justice
Deputy Foreign Minister cancels meeting with Belgian official over his government’s decision to label products made in settlements; Belgium says acting in accordance to European law
In its decision, the panel upheld a lower court’s 2018 ruling that the military is not liable for the wartime actions that killed Izzeldin Abuelaish’s daughters and niece during the 2009 Gaza War
Rob Malley says if Iran choses not to revive compliance with the agreement, dragged its feet at the negotiating table and continue to accelerate its nuclear program ‘we’ll have to respond accordingly’
Despite leaving their homeland, former Americans who came to live in Israel and the territories all go the extra mile to celebrate the quintessential American holiday, Thanksgiving,
Operation sees 41 people arrested and thousands of illegal cannabis plants destroyed; Comes as part of government’s response to the surge in violent crime in Arab sector
Grossi says nuclear watchdog unable to knowing if operational activities ongoing at Karaj, warns of gap in surveillance when ‘significant amount of material or equipment can reach secret nuclear program’
A special report by the Central Bureau of Statistics says that women feel much less safe walking near their place of residence and less likely to report a crime of any kind than men; 31,000 men experienced physical violence last year
Benny Gantz signs MOU with counterpart Abdellatif Loudiyi, laying the foundation for security cooperation and future arms sales, visits tomb of Mohamed V, the grandfather of the reigning monarch
The still functioning grip used in 1981 Operation Opera is up for sale with a starting bid of $50,000; ‘That red button is one of the few that saved Israel,’ says the man in charge of the auction