Citing 'socially responsible' investment policy, ABP sells off 387 million-euro stake in US firm, following similar move by Norway's sovereign wealth fund in August

Sources both within and close to terror group say Hamas is pushing to change clauses on disarmament and timing of hostage's release, which are Israel's key demands for ending the fighting

Internal investigation credits IDF troops, police officers and Gaza-area kibbutz's standby security squad with repelling terrorists, while pointing to major flaws in readiness

Court says non-citizens lawfully in the US have the same constitutional free speech rights as citizens; government official rejects ruling as 'smearing, demonizing' law enforcement

Proposal, welcomed by Arab and Muslim world, asks little from Israel in short term, but reference to Palestinian state likely to infuriate far-right partners Smotrich and Ben Gvir

Accused of not considering cleaner alternatives, planners accept Energy Ministry request to allow Bazan oil refineries to fast-track construction of new Haifa power plant without permits

On eve of Day of Atonement, Navy prepares to intercept large Gaza-bound aid flotilla while troops have been reinforced along all fronts amid concerns for potential friction

There is no shortage of clear-headed grounds for pessimism. But right now, perhaps more than at any time in the past two years, there is at least a concerted effort to change the terrible new normal