The outpost was established near the Jenin refugee camp, which was cleared of its residents in January of last year. In legal documents obtained by Haaretz, the army claimed that the project was 'intended to replace the presence of forces in the residents' homes in the camp' and that all 'required approvals' had been received

Erdoğan wants to sway negotiations between Lebanon and Israel while promoting his vision for the 'day after.' The Turkish leader is seeking to link Syria to Lebanon and aims to advance his goal of freeing regional states from their absolute security dependence on the United States

Iran said it targeted U.S. military assets in retaliation for American strikes, while Trump claimed Tehran had sought an end to the bombing campaign, a claim Iranian officials denied

A new 'Heritage Authority' would take over responsibility for archaeological sites in the West Bank from the Civil Administration. The minister in charge isn't worried about the consequences

Police and immigration officials have begun detaining asylum seekers identified as regime supporters, even as Israel has no interior minister empowered to sign deportation orders and the attorney general's office says it was not consulted

Yonatan Urich, a close aide to Netanyahu, has been charged with leaking classified documents with the intent to harm state security, an offense carrying a maximum life sentence. Authorities also seek to bar him from contacting Netanyahu and other senior political figures

Senior State Attorney officials warned they cannot defend police officers for the misconduct of protesters, yet the police chief continues to back accused officers. A Justice Ministry official: 'The public loses twice, by its rights being violated and by paying compensations from public coffers'