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The official was arrested and prevented from meeting a lawyer following Amit Segal's reporting of a Shin Bet probe to determine whether Kahanist elements infiltrated Israel Police

Far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir plans to bring extremist settler Akiva Hacohen, convicted of national security offenses and assaulting an elderly Palestinian, on his U.S. trip. Haaretz reports that U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security will not meet with Ben-Gvir, despite his spokesperson's claims

Noting extensive reforms undertaken to address antisemitism, Harvard's president wrote: 'No government, regardless of party, should dictate what universities teach or who they admit'

The protest movement, launched by Israeli air force reservists, has now spread to Israel's hallowed intelligence services, fueled by intense solidarity with the hostages and deep disgust with Netanyahu. They know it's not national security that's driving his strategy

In 1966, when Moshe Dayan was tasked with roaming Western capitals and Vietnamese battlefields, the IDF hero immediately understood the futility of America's war. Plenty more of his brutal observations are relevant today

The Shin Bet has long claimed that the police are not cooperating in the fight against Jewish terrorism, while the police argue that the Shin Bet is hiding intelligence information. Recently, relations deteriorated even further when senior Shin Bet officials discovered that the commander of the West Bank Division, who is suspected of criminal crimes, recorded meeting with them