Sources in the defense establishment fear the Shin Bet appointment is just the beginning. They warn that Netanyahu may escalate further, potentially provoking a confrontation with Iran, unless Donald Trump steps in to rein him in, as he did last week on Gaza aid

Officers showed up at protesters' homes in the early hours of Friday morning. 'The whole thing felt aggressive and threatening,' one protester said. Police say enforcement was standard and is under review

Without law enforcement, Palestinians' lives, homes and property are left vulnerable, and they soon realize the only way they can protect themselves and their possessions is to leave

GAZA: Health officials say 79 Palestinians killed by Israeli airstrikes Saturday; Israeli use of human shields in Gaza was systemic, soldiers and former detainees say ■ IRAN: Iran says 'some, but not conclusive progress' was made in fifth round of nuclear negotiations ■ EUROPE: Germany's antisemitism commissioner urges debate on Israel stance; France foreign minister meets with freed hostage

Recent statements on Gaza and the Washington D.C. shooting show exactly why the Israeli left keeps losing elections to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Here's what Yair Golan, chair of the Democrats Party, has to learn

Israeli PM Netanyahu chose David Zini as Shin Bet director to provide him with an official-sounding stamp of approval to block any deal. The improper hiring procedure says it all about both the appointer and the appointee

The Kamim hotline for hostage families helps the hostages' extended family members who experience emotional hardship but don't necessarily have access to the support networks available to immediate family members