Three anti-government protesters from an IDF veterans' group were at a picnic table in a nature reserve when masked police arrested them. After questioning over suspected plans to disrupt the PM's convoy, they were released

Inspite of the fact that security camera footage of an arsonist dawning apparel similar to the defendant, a Jerusalem court ruled insufficient evidence. Aisman, against the opinion of senior staff, chose not to appeal, in what some believe is a nod to Israel's right-wing

Some MKs spoke in favor of the motion, saying the WHO harms Israel's 'legitimacy as a sovereign state.' Those opposing listed economic and health reasons, including access to information from neighboring enemy states

CEASE-FIRE TALKS: Hamas says it softened demands at mediators' request, awaits negotiation results; Israeli delegation to attend Gaza truce talks in Doha Monday, Netanyahu's office says ■ GAZA: Israel downs drone going from Israel into Gaza, IDF says ■ U.S.: Protests held in support of pro-Palestinian Columbia graduate detained by ICE

Itamar Greenberg has just spent over six months in a military prison after refusing to serve in the Israeli army. He looks back on what was designed to be a 'soul-destroying' experience and forward to the challenges ahead

The owners of the Educational Bookshop told Haaretz that police confiscated books and closed the store without a warrant. Last month, the Israeli State Attorney criticized the police's actions during the initial raid and arrests which sparked international outrage

Sapir Cohen Baram last saw her friend Idan Shtivi at the Nova music festival, and after a year of uncertainty, his loved ones were notified he died that day and his body taken to Gaza. Her fight to bring him back home has not ceased