Acting at the prime minister's behest, Defense Minister Israel Katz is ramping up his public attacks on the army

The thousands of foreigners who participate each year in an agricultural internship program in Israel come with many dreams – but little understanding of the security situation here. Some of those who survived Oct. 7 were never compensated, because they didn't report their poor mental health situation and went back to work days later

A clip of a soldier tormenting a young man with Down syndrome, found on the phone of a human rights activist and mother of seven, led to her arrest and abuse. In separate incidents, her son's coat was seized because of its color, and her daughter was ordered to remove her bra at a checkpoint. Such is the life in Hebron

The body of Hamza Alziadana, a resident of an unrecognized Bedouin village who was taken hostage from Kibbutz Holit during the October 7 attack, was found next to his father's at a tunnel near the southern Gaza city of Rafah. There are currently 98 hostages held by Hamas, 36 declared dead

After the Israeli military's fourth strike in Yemen since the October 7 Hamas attack, Netanyahu said that the Houthis 'are paying and will continue to pay a heavy price for their aggression against us'

Nur was never a typical young Syrian: Her liberal friends listened to Israeli music and watched Israeli films. Yet no one expected her to fall for Yair, a disabled IDF veteran, and to marry him. The two are determined to live in Israel – but will the country accept them?

The history of Umm al-Hiran, whose Bedouin residents' expulsion became final late last year, so that a new Jewish town could be built on the ruins of their village, is a seven-decade trail of broken promises and injustice. And for them, there is no compensation