In his testimony in the 1000 case, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied there was a 'supply line' of gifts from Hollywood tycoon and denied helping his business interests in Israel

France's foreign ministry condemned Israel's decision to revoke travel permits for two delegations, including elected officials, calling it 'regrettable and harmful' to bilateral ties. It also rejected Israeli claims linking the groups to terrorism

The government's U-turn follows Bar's announcement that he will step down in June. Government sources said Prime Minister Netanyahu is interviewing candidates and is expected to name Bar's replacement in the coming days

ICC prosecutor Karim Khan has frustrated judges, The Guardian reported, with sources claiming his early announcements about arrest warrants in the Palestine case pressures judges ■ Former prosecutors would only announce warrants aftertheir approval

ISRAEL: Far-right activists attack demonstrators honoring children killed in Gaza ■ GAZA: Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 57 Palestinians, Hamas-run health ministry says ■ ICJ: Foreign Minister Sa'ar calls UNRWA a 'Hamas proxy' ■ YEMEN: Dozens reported dead after U.S. strikes in Saada

At fifteen, I joined Hamas, I threw stones, I sewed Palestinian flags and served seven months in prison. Here's what changed my perspective on Israelis and motivates me to build bridges over rivers of blood

Ahead of his visit at the Jerusalem International Writers Festival, Hungarian author Gábor T. Szántó speaks about the price he has had to pay for his identity

While Israel was never a top issue in Monday's Canadian election, the results still have profound implications for the relationship between Jerusalem and Ottawa – and even bigger ramifications if part of a broader Western backlash against Trump