The Israeli army's internal investigation into the Bsharat cousins' deaths concludes that further steps should have been taken to verify the identities of the individuals targeted by the drone. They were targeted after the IDF mistakenly concluded they were planting IEDs. The findings have not yet been submitted to the Military Advocate General, and no disciplinary or legal actions have been taken

Now that Ahmad al-Sharaa has come to power in Syria, the bars and clubs scene is waiting to see if he enforces a conservative Islamist policy

The killing and kidnapping of Israeli soldiers Adi Avitan, Benyamin Avraham and Omar Sawaid trigerred the 2006 war in Lebanon. 'In the struggle for the return of my son, other children were sometimes neglected, and they will always remember that,' Adi's father says

These six young Israeli Arabs threw rocks and stones during 2021's Operation Guardian of the Walls, and in one case assaulted an Israeli police officer. Despite participating in a restorative justice program, they will soon be incarcerated as security prisoners

Israeli authorities remain unsure how to enforce laws against UNRWA, with legal hurdles ahead. While accusations stem from its role in Palestinian society, Netanyahu is blocking globally backed efforts to transfer its duties to the Palestinian Authority

The Kitchen, a congregation that caters to people who are new to 'doing Jewish,' is known for pushing boundaries. Its latest innovation is a first-of-its-kind siddur that integrates Ashkenazi and Sephardi liturgical traditions

A White House document obtained by Haaretz shows that Trump's executive order aims to take 'unprecedented' steps to combat 'the explosion of antisemitism,' including the ability to revoke student visas of 'Hamas sympathizers on college campuses'

We can create designer dogs and believe what we like but we can't change their biology, says new study on canine skulls and abilities