The Israeli prime minister and his partners undermine the rule of law and violate every norm and value, but occasionally find time to condemn violence ■ The polls are giving joy to Eisenkot, but not to the bloc ■ Yair Golan backed out of a meeting with the French president, mainly to avoid being see
The Israeli prime minister and his partners undermine the rule of law and violate every norm and value, but occasionally find time to condemn violence ■ The polls are giving joy to Eisenkot, but not to the bloc ■ Yair Golan backed out of a meeting with the French president, mainly to avoid being seen as a leftist
06:00 AM • June 05 2026 IDT
In an emotional outpouring, Meira Sohlberg, the wife of the Supreme Court's vice president, put our current reality into words. "That Jews would do such a thing to Jews?!" she cried in the courtyard of her vandalized home after an Ultra-Orthodox riot, "What is this, Kristallnacht?!"
Despite the announcement of a cease-fire between Israel and Lebanon, the IDF must still find a solution to the drones, which have killed 14 soldiers since the start of the campaign
Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir sent a letter to Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz stressing that holding a daytime tour to Joseph's Tomb in Nablus 'under the guise of a security assessment, requiring operational resources during wartime, is fundamentally inappropriate and must not be repeated'
Documents expose how AI software and military hardware have given Israel's fleet of unmanned aircraft unprecedented surveillance and offensive prowess
Investigators said there is growing suspicion of a criminal – rather than a nationalist motive – after determining that the main suspect in the killing of Ruslan and Olga Prihodko last month, an Arab Israeli teenager, may have known the victims before the shooting