A new report, published jointly by the Anti-Defamation League and the Jewish Federation of North America, found that a majority of Jewish Americans have experienced some form of antisemitism since October and believe it has become 'a normal Jewish experience'

Last month, the government proposed to follow the protocol for dismissing Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, but with several key conditions. The Court rejected this proposal: 'Our decision speaks for itself'

The incident has strained relations between Israeli security agencies, with the police bearing the brunt of the response to the attack

Remains found in Obi-Rakhmat could be of a Neanderthal, but they didn't make multiple projectile types together and didn't make these arrows 80,000 years ago, archaeologists posit

Yotam Cohen, brother of the kidnapped soldier Nimrod Cohen, is careful not to be too hopeful about an end to the war – despite Trump's pressure, he warns that many have already tried to stop Netanyahu, and failed

In an interview with the German public broadcaster, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he would support German withdrawal from the international music competition if Israel were to be disqualified: 'It is outrageous that this is even being discussed – Israel belongs in Eurovision'

We raised our sons here; they served in the army, started families, lived on a kibbutz – and suddenly comes this abandonment by the government after they were taken hostage. Israel isn't what it used to be

On the holiday that reminds us that we all live in a temporary dwelling, I ask that we not accept a reality in which our children live in forced captivity