Camil Fuchs was the head researcher at Dialog polling institute and held polls and election samples for the media. 'It's the most interesting work in the world, if you have intellectual curiosity,' he said in 2018

The state-owned Turkish Airlines' six-month extension of its moratorium on Tel Aviv flights comes amid rising diplomatic tensions between Israel and Turkey – and ahead of Israel's busiest travel season

Hamas' October 7 massacre and the ensuing war in Gaza haven't closed the rifts, but there is hope for a new sociopolitical contract, the Israel Democracy Institute says

Israeli Police are boosting their presence for the last Friday prayers of Ramadan at the flashpoint mosque

Netanyahu says Gantz dealing with 'small politics'; gov't to stay until war's goals achieved ■ Police call Jerusalem protesters' behavior 'extreme and wild' ■ Poland to investigate death of Polish WCK aid worker in Gaza ■ Hamas chief Haniyeh says no deal without IDF withdrawal from Gaza, 'honorable prisoner exchange'

The doctor at the Sde Teiman facility describes deplorable conditions and violations medical ethics and the law. 'Two prisoners had their legs amputated due to handcuff injuries, which is a routine event,' he says in a letter to ministers, attorney general

All the signs are that Tehran is determined to respond to the alleged Israeli assassination of senior Revolutionary Guard commanders in Syria and the IDF has already bolstered its Air Defense Command to deal with possible missile or drone attack from the Islamic Republic ■ The strike on an aid convoy in Gaza is a symptom of wider phenomenon: trigger-happy soldiers when civilians are around