Kholoud Abu Ahmad received a string of hate messages, including threats, from right-wing activists but also from school students. 'The school made crazy efforts to hold this day. What should really worry us is the fact that there is an extreme political group that what the students exposed to nothing,' she said

Israel yet to formulate official position on Trump's Gaza plan, but is examining the possibility of linking the evacuation and reconstruction of the Gaza Strip to 'de-radicalization' of returning residents

Rami Greenberg and Yaniv Benita are suspected, of bribery, fraud and breach of trust. The mayor was arrested last week on suspicion of promising favors to vested interests during his campaign in exchange for hundreds of thousands of shekels

The victim is a widow who had problems with her late husband's family, with the dispute seemingly being over the inheritance and custody of the couple's children

The Arab world is boiling over the fashion transformation of Syria's interim president, who swapped his former jihadist attire for Western suits, even sparking social media interest in Israel

'Knowing that he is alive is wonderful,' Idit Ohel says, 'but hearing how he is being tortured – I can't even say it' ■ As a man under 50 not considered a 'humanitarian case,' Ohel isn't included in the first stage of the deal

In a semi-dictatorial mood, the prime minister prioritized settling scores and sabotaging Gaza cease-fire talks – reserving his emotional turmoil not for the Israeli hostages held by Hamas, but for the 'hell' he claims to endure in his criminal trial

Harvard climate historian Naomi Oreskes spoke at Haaretz's Israel Climate Change Conference on Tuesday, discussing the importance of fearless activism as the new Trump administration commits to anti-environmental measures. 'We can't let the pressure from deniers set us off course,' she says