Speaking on his radio show last month, far-right Channel 14 commentator Jacob Bardugo said he had met with Shin Bet chief Zini and demanded to know who within the agency had leaked to Haaretz that Netanyahu had instructed the agency to investigate an alleged leak about the timing of the start of the war with Iran

For the second week in a row, confrontations developed between ultra-Orthodox protesters and secular Israelis at the recently opened BaSimta café, the only business in the central Jerusalem neighbourhood that is open on Shabbat

'We pledge ‌to avenge ⁠the blood of ‌the martyred leader and all the martyrs of these ⁠two wars from the criminal and disgraced killers,' Supreme ‌Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei's statement on ‌his Telegram account said

Weeks before his appointment as U.S. antisemitism envoy, Yehuda Kaploun was involved in efforts to help NSO remove itself from a Commerce Department blacklist, according to TheMarker. The Israeli cyber firm rejected a demand to pay $125,000 to hire a lobbyist who also serves as Kaplan's personal attorney

About 1,000 people rallied in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu's government, denouncing its refusal to abide by Supreme Court rulings and criticizing the war in Gaza. Speakers warned of democratic backsliding, while protesters condemned the occupation and settler violence

An AP-NORC poll finds a third of Jewish adults feel unsafe in the U.S. today, and 6 in 10 feel less safe than before Hamas' Oct. 7 attack – with many now less likely to wear or display Jewish symbols

Barbara Harshav, acclaimed translator of works by Agnon, Amichai and Sutzkever, dies at 85