Meet the one and only Israeli who appears immune to any blame or responsibility for the failures of October 7 and the endless suffering of the hostages in Gaza

Qaddura Fares opposed last week's order by the Palestinian president to change the way, which altered the criteria for payments to Palestinians jailed in Israel for terrorism offenses

'Holding Liat' manages to hold space for the complexity of the conflict, while a 'A Letter to David' offers poetic filmmaking. Both received a heartfelt reception at this year's Berlin Film Festival

The bill proposes up to five years in prison for anyone 'providing services or resources to the ICC.' An international law expert warned that journalists investigating potential IDF crimes could also face imprisonment

Broadcasters avoid Israeli filmmakers who dare to show uneasy sides of the conflict, cultural institutions evade them, and right-wing activists persecute them. But these documentarians are finding ways to fight back

The indictment states that the soldiers assaulted the detainee, dragged him on the floor, stomped on him, and used a taser. Riots erupted at the military base after far-right politicians led a protest in it in response to IDF police detaining the reservists who at one point had held the military cops at gunpoint

When I struggled to sleep at night after October 7, I would imagine Shiri Bibas, carrying her babies into Gaza. I would feel the weight of her young children. I would yearn to comfort Shiri and tell her we were proud of her

Netanyahu denied telling his former Communications Ministry director general that the chief of staff's orders were his own, as claimed in a 2021 testimony. The aide had said the chief of staff instructed him to 'be nice to Bezeq,' whose controlling shareholder Netanyahu is accused of bribing