Even in the midst of the war with Iran, Naomi Shaanan reported to the Be'er Sheva intersection, sign in hand. A day after she was killed by an Iranian missile strike on the city, dozens of activists gathered to call to free the hostages

Leaders of the Israelite Temple Congregation in Hamburg announced on Thursday their decision to file a lawsuit against the city for refusing to grant them status as a religious entity, blocking their access to government funding and denying them the right to rebuild their historical synagogue

'It's like the world dodged World War III, and then moved on,' says a young Palestinian man, who is losing hope while the world celebrates a diplomatic win. 'Gaza is celebrating nothing'

Khamenei hasn't been seen in public since taking shelter in a secret location after the outbreak of the war on June 13, when Israel attacked Iranian nuclear facilities and targeted top military commanders and scientists

What fuels Iranian hostility toward Israel? How does Khamenei continue to maintain control, even over his opponents? And why would assassinating him be a terrible mistake? A conversation with Iranian-born author and commentator Hooman Majd

Despite 12 days of aerial strikes, the Islamic Republic has the material, means and lack of oversight to work on a nuclear bomb, a Western official tells Haaretz – to some extent, Iran believes they won this round of fighting