Between Hamas' attack in October 2023 until the end of that year, the police opened 296 incitement cases, all but nine of which targeted Arab citizens. In the nine months before the attack, there were 54 suspected incitement investigations

After Hadar Goldin was abducted to a Rafah tunnel during the 2014 Gaza war, his family initially stayed quiet, trusting the government. Over time, their criticism grew, leading to High Court petitions and demands that any aid to Gaza be tied to his return. 'They didn't receive the public support that the families of October 7 did'

The Israeli Police asked to hack her phone after she and two other protesters were arrested last week at a rally commemorating Prime Minister Rabin on a bridge near Jerusalem. Eyewitnesses say they were arrested as they were picking up trash off the ground

Amid Israel's increasing number of daily strikes against what it says is Hezbollah infrastructure, the Lebanese army is confident it can declare Lebanon's south free of Hezbollah arms by the end of 2025, in line with last year's Israel-Hezbollah cease-fire

Last week, the International Atomic Energy Agency chief said last week that Iran must 'seriously improve' cooperation with the United Nations inspectors to avoid heightening tensions with the West

In her ruling, the judge said that the Histadrut, Israel's largest labor union, appeared to be run 'like a private business' by its chairman, Arnon Bar-David, who is suspected of appointing people to key positions in exchange for benefits. 'We know for certain cash was involved,' said the police's representative

As Syria's president Ahmad al-Sharaa plans to enter the U.S.-led coalition to take out the Islamic State forces amid repeated bouts of sectarian violence, officials say his long battle with the militant group could become personal

Netanyahu said a separate committee would be established that would 'represent all parts of the nation.' While he spoke, relatives of October 7 victims turned their backs on him in protest, as October Council, the group that represents them, said Netanyahu 'crossed a red line'