Israelis perceive the fact that the court in The Hague didn't order it to stop the war in Gaza as a success, but the court agreed there is a reasonable risk of genocide

The secret of Netanyahu's power rests on a dynamic of abuse, says Uriel Abulof. As a researcher of the politics of fear, he tries to understand how we can climb out of the pit and return to a politics of hope

This week police impounded 700 sheep, claiming they had passed through a forbidden zone. To retrieve the animals the shepherds paid 150,000 shekels to the settlers' regional council

U.S., British forces struck the Houthis in the Red Sea after Yemen's rabbles attacked a British oil tanker ■ The IDF hit Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon ■ Biden spoke to Egypt and Qatar leaders, stressed the need for a new hostage deal, prolonged cease-fire ■ The World Court calls on Israel to alleviate the suffering of Gazans ■ U.S. pauses funding to UNRWA amid allegations that employees involved in Oct. 7 attack ■ Hamas-run Health Ministry in Gaza reported the death toll in Gaza has crossed 26,000

The band fears Russia is behind its arrest, after they publically expressed opposition to the war in Ukraine

Hamas' demand for a total withdrawal of Israeli soldiers, international guarantees to end the fighting, and the group's return to control of Gaza pose obstacles to a deal. According to a senior Israeli official, 'there is no possibility of creating a starting point for negotiations as far as Israel is concerned'

Protests to oust Netanyahu's government were held in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, and, for the first time since the war in Gaza began in October, in Be'er Sheva

The Oscar-winning director Steve McQueen and his partner Bianca Stigter explain in an interview with Haaretz how they made a powerful documentary about the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam without using a single second of archive footage. 'Having the knowledge is crucial, but it's what you do with it that counts, says McQueen