Why and how were the giant structures built miles from the Nile? An international team may have solved the riddle

Hoping to ensure the survival of his government until November, the prime minister once again pulled out the 'conscription law' ploy. In desperation, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant gave the public a glimpse of the most sensitive strategic discussions and made it clear to Netanyahu: You better come to your senses – and fast

Far-right activists stopped multiple trucks in the West Bank, unloaded cargo, deflated their tires and set them on fire. The Israel Police arrived at the scene and arrested no suspects

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have suffered acute respiratory infection and diarrheal diseases, among other problems, as humanitarian situation worsens, exacerbated by unclean water and unsanitary conditions. Medical NGOs are warning that Israel's incursion into the southern city of Rafah has halted their ability to help

The risk of a 'State of Hamastan' in the West Bank won't threaten Israel's existence – unlike Iran or the loss of Israel's democracy and global support

When members of marginalized communities in America depict Hamas as a liberation movement, or justify violence against 'white' Israelis, I wonder where that leaves me, a Black, gay Israeli who lost friends and family on October 7