My neighbor Arik Feingold was only 22 years old when he vanished together with the rest of the Dakar crew. A journey between Israel's monuments for fallen soldiers reveals the way we perceive death, memory and bereavement

The event organizers were verbally informed of the decision without receiving an official reason. 'They offered for us to hold the demonstration in a closed hall or in an Arab city,' an organizer said

U.S. CENTCOM says forces destroyed a Houthi drone in the Gulf of Aden ■ Ambassador Jack Lew: 'There will be no interruption in U.S. aid for Israel, nothing has changed in our relationship' ■ Israeli army chief takes responsibility for failure of Oct. 7 at Memorial Day ceremony ■ Egypt joins South Africa's genocide petition against Israel at World Court following Rafah offensive

Israeli northern city Haifa has long been touted as an Arab-Jewish mixed city. But tours following the lives of Palestinians living there before the establishment of Israel tell a more detailed reality. 'Oral testimonies reveal things that are not reported in the news'

After Hamas' attack, the kibbutz, which for years was a national punching bag and became a symbol of disconnect and privilege, is returning to the center of Israel's cultural discourse

Egypt's decision to stop coordinating with Israel after its takeover of the Rafah crossing signals Cairo's willingness to take drastic measures. But to secure a 'day after' plan involving the PA in Gaza, Israel must take the keys from Smotrich and confront the necessary political change

After schools and universities have been closed, damaged, or destroyed in the war, Gazans are working to let studies resume