Two decades after Israel left behind its short-range anti-air guns, Hezbollah is using its drones to exploit the gap in air defenses, raising the possibility of these weapons returning to the front lines

In some parts of the West Bank, settlers in army uniforms eschew violence while expelling the owners of agricultural land

The request was inspired by the 'historic resolution' passed by the Zionist congress to 'endorse the bond between LGBTQ communities worldwide and Israel.' After rejecting it, the Jewish Agency reiterated that it 'respects and includes all members of [its] communities, every day'

Investigators seized documents from the homes of former Tel Aviv District Court president and former Israel Bar Association chairman who were then brought in to the National Fraud Investigation Unit. This comes two months after Haaretz revealed recordings of the two engaging in quid pro-quo

Israel's media has been concealing the difficult figures and pictures of the Gaza war. The latest announcement from the army about the Rafah strike should also be taken with skepticism. Unless you are a devoted consumer of Israeli media

IDF says it's 'too early' to determine what caused fatal blaze in Rafah tent camp ■ Ireland, Spain and Norway formally recognize Palestinian state ■ Palestinian Islamic Jihad publishes video of Israeli hostage Sasha Trupanov ■ Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen threatened former ICC prosecutor to drop war crimes investigation against Israel, Guardian reports ■ Here's what you need to know 235 days into the war

Sasha Trupanov, 25, was taken from his family home in Kibbutz Nir Oz, along with his grandmother, mother, and partner. It is unknown when the video was filmed.