Israeli forces surrounded a house and arrested two young men, where clashes broke out after dozens of youth began throwing stones at the Israeli forces

Holding flags and anti-Netanyahu signs, protesters filled various locations across New York. 'Judaism has become Hawara Judaism and human rights are being trampled,' said one of the protesters

The public unrest in Gaza comes from the withholding of salaries from some 50,000 Hamas administration workers, who he said 'have not received a full paycheck in months' and also the humanitarian crisis due to the suspension of the World Food Program

In his speech, Iran's Raisi calls on United States to prove its 'goodwill and determination' to revive the 2015 nuclear deal

Betar Ilit Mayor Meir Rubinstein summoned the directors of five educational institutions in the city to his home, where he told them to pay him 100,000 shekels each - in cash - to fund his campaign for reelection. A Haaretz investigation reveals how it all happened, from the threats to the deed

The decision by IDF chief Herzl Halevi to open a few more combat-service options to women, most notably the Sayeret Matkal, is above all the result of necessity

Prime Minister Netanyahu met with leaders from several countries, including Turkey, Ukraine and Germany, ahead of Wednesday's meeting with U.S. President Joe Biden