While the presence of U.S. military aircraft is gradually going down, only a handful of foreign airlines have resumed operations at Israel's primary international gateway – and those who have are doing so in a limited manner

The incident at Kenton United Synagogue caused minor smoke damage, but no injuries or significant structural damage, according to the Community Security Trust – it follows a similar attempted firebombing at a northwest London synagogue last week

The Israeli cult of death has reached another nadir, as Irit Oren Gunders is set to receive an Israel Prize. If we lose a son or two, Oren Gunders will see to it that they are replaced and that the land is filled with children of death

Female soldiers were required to wear long pants at the Jerusalem Marathon despite the heat, while male soldiers wore shorts. A soldier's mother said it is "taken for granted" that women's rights differ 'ostensibly for modesty reasons.' The IDF said it will investigate possible discrimination

U.S. President Donald Trump announced a cease-fire had been reached between Israel and Lebanon and the two countries' leaders were invited to the White House to start a peace process. What conditions are at the base of the cease-fire and is it even possible to disarm Hezbollah?

After backing Israeli escalation in Lebanon and Iran, the U.S. president is now forcing pauses and declaring victory – leaving Netanyahu to defend campaigns that fell short of their promised outcomes

According to sources, Shin Bet security service Director David Zini instructed officials to stay silent during Knesset hearings on a bill that would require the Shin Bet to administer recurring lie-detector tests to the attorney general and senior Justice Ministry officials, despite internal objections