Speaking at Jerusalem Post conference in New York, Adam Boehler and Steve Witkoff defend administration's efforts to secure release of Israeli hostages

The left-wing party leader said that 'a sane state does not kill babies as a hobby' or plans 'the expulsion of a population.' Netanyahu said that 'Golan and his friends on the radical left are echoing the most despicable antisemitic blood libels'

Dr. Tomo Potokar has been to several war zones, including South Sudan and Ukraine. He says that the targeting of civilian infrastructure by Israeli forces is unparalleled: 'Here, it's a different scenario'

Despite Netanyahu's approval of limited aid to Gaza under U.S. pressure, the plan's execution is raising alarms – from fears of forced displacement and clan-led boycotts to logistical failures and security risks surrounding the American firm tasked with distributing food

The thrust of Michael Sfard's fourth book, subtitled 'A Journey to the Roots of the Constitutional Coup,' lies in its challenge to anyone who claims to oppose Benjamin Netanyahu's policies

The Israeli foreign ministry said that the suspension of talks was due to 'anti-Israel obsession and domestic political considerations.' Among the settlers sanctioned is veteran activist Daniella Weiss, head of the Nachala movement ■ Israeli ambassador Tzipi Hotovely summoned by U.K. gov't

A student activist was suspended over an anti-war protest at a defense and security-related job fair. Meanwhile, the university's rector instructed staff to 'express positions grounded in public consensus' and avoid calls for 'controversial political action'

New research proves the Sahara and Arabia had green cycles for million of years, during which African and Asian animals met on the peninsula. Why not archaic humans too?