'Fifty-thousand people have died, and Microsoft powers this genocide,' shouted an employee at the tech giant's AI CEO during a presentation that was part of the company's 50th anniversary event

Saig, who owns a consulting firm that works with Gulf states, was questioned on suspicion of contact with a foreign agent. This week, businessman Gil Birger was also questioned under caution

ISRAEL: Netanyahu received an invitation to visit the White House, likely after Passover ■ GAZA: IDF says ground activity in north Gaza has begun; Dozens reported killed since early Friday ■ LEBANON: IDF confirms senior Hamas member killed in strike

One Palestinian was shot to death by Israeli soldiers because they thought he had a rock in his hand. Another, a young man with a mental disorder, from the same village, got out of his car near a military base and was shot to death. So far the authorities have not returned either body for burial

According to the attorney general, allowing the decision to stand would 'undermine the ability of future Shin Bet chiefs to act independently.' She clarified that Netanyahu's conflict of interest stems from his connection to the Qatargate and Bibileaks cases

'Netanyahu, it is your responsibility to bring them home': Demonstrators are rallying for the release of the hostages and against the government in major cities across Israel as the PM continues his state visit in Hungary and prepares to head to Washington

After the alienation Israeli cinema experienced from the Berlin Film Festival last year, this time its leaders embraced it. For years, Germany has provided unreserved backing to Israeli filmmakers, but that may be changing

After 15 Palestinian rescue workers were found in a mass grave, a video obtained by The New York Times shows Gazan ambulances with their emergency lights on under intense gunfire. The IDF claimed that several vehicles had approached the soldiers 'suspiciously' without emergency signals