'There are families who are broken up and are receiving no support, they're not holding up,' says a representative of the hostages' families

The new law gives the Israeli army and security services access to private security cameras without the owner's knowledge. The legislators explain it is necessary for preventing hostile camera-tapping and is crucial for state security

The Gaza war exacerbated the trend, but it began years ago: The Ivy League turning its back on Jews. Now Jewish alumni are returning the favor

We awoke from our camping trip October 7 to the rumbling of explosions. The horror of the war began to dawn: Not only Hamas rockets, but realizing our cousin was among those abducted from Israel into Gaza. When will he come home?

I have always protested Israel's occupation and systemic anti-Arab discrimination, but I won't join New York's pro-Palestinian protests. I will never take a toxic test requiring me to denounce other Jews nor march with anyone legitimizing killing Israelis as 'resistance'

The Belgian PM emulated Biden's recent sanctions, and says will push the EU to follow suit. 'Violence against civilians will have consequences,' he warns, as settler violence in the West Bank increases to an all-time high since the October 7 Hamas attack

Anucha Angkaew, who spent 50 days in Hamas captivity, was held with several other Israeli and Thai hostages. Their captors punched and kicked them for two days. After that, they persisted with another two days of beatings for the Israelis, who were whipped using electrical wires