Party leader said he would oppose the budget without a conscription bill approved first, but a UTJ source says 'if he resigns that doesn't mean the rest have to follow him'

A fake account on Strava systematically exploited the popular fitness app to collect information about Israeli soldiers serving in sensitive bases and secret sites, including a U.S. military base. Israeli army says it is investigating

Israeli publishers must 'denounce Israel's genocidal apartheid regime' and 'affirm the full protected rights of the Palestinian people' to be exempt from the boycott. Sally Rooney is among the high-profile authors to sign the letter

American-Israeli photographer Moshe Levin's color photos depict supposedly calm life in Gaza under the short Israeli occupation that lasted four months, and was renewed in 1967

According to the police, body camera footage shows the driver, a resident of Qalansawe, attempting to attack an officer. They also noted that images from the scene indicate he intentionally steered the truck toward civilians

Master Sgt. (res.) Yedidia Bloch is survived by his pregnant wife, his parents and seven siblings

Israel is pursuing a deal to release a small number of hostages in exchange for a one-month cease-fire, with further releases contingent on negotiations during that period

For two experts working in the field, the immigration debate in the U.S. election campaign is as bad as they can remember it. 'Folks will just point to immigration as the explanation for everything wrong in the country,' says the head of a center for the study of hate