The International Court of Justice's provisional ruling on Friday brought mixed news for Israel: Although it wasn't told to cease fire in Gaza, its orders could create a major headache for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with his far-right ministers

Three hostages were killed in captivity near the IDF strike site of Hamas commander Ahmad Randur and the army said it was possible they died as a result of inhaling poisonous gas emitted by IDF bombs' secondary chemical reaction

On October 7, Reuma and Gadi Kedem lost their daughter, son-in-law and three little grandchildren – all murdered in their home on Kibbutz Nir Oz. Now there is one thing they wish for: to see Netanyahu ousted from power

This week at Ben-Gurion airport: A teacher who is looking for a suitable match, and a freelance programmer who defines himself as a 'wandering Jew with a violin'

Though a final ruling on the case could take years, Israel is required to deliver on six provisional measures ordered by the court to protect Palestinians in Gaza, including delivering aid and punishing incitement to genocide

From the hostage crisis to the collapse of Hamas, the time has come to say what everybody knows: there's no winning with Netanyahu

South Africa charged Israel with genocide in the International Court of Justice. Will the court demand an immediate cease-fire in Gaza? Will Israeli officials be punished for incitement? How would any ruling actually be enforced?