Serbia, a supplier of munitions used by Israel in Gaza, inks $335 million deal for Israeli weapons, amid its arms race with neighboring NATO member Croatia

Haaretz spoke with four artists who immigrated from the USSR or Russia to Israel and have recently decided to move once again. 'For Israelis who are doing it for the first time, it's harder.'

In a statement to the media, Yoav Gallant says he 'can't be party' to the bill, which 'contradicts the needs of the Israeli army and the security of the State of Israel'

Israel's Kahanist security minister has made a habit of biting the hand that put him in government, yet the prime minister remains ever-forgiving. Bin-Gvir's latest act of rebellion was also met by a tepid response and if one thing is certain, it's that he will continue to misbehave

Two months before the expected return, homes and infrastructure are still in need of repair, educational frameworks are not in place and it's unclear how long the IDF will remain in Lebanon. Talk of returning in this timeframe is 'disconnected from reality,' a northern Israeli mayor says

A Knesset session led by MK Simcha Rothman on a proposed law for detaining Arabs without trial was interrupted by bereaved families, after guards had earlier blocked a hostage's mother from entering the Knesset

Witnesses said a truck crashed into a large crowd at high speed before the driver got out and began firing a weapon. Police say it is too early to tell if the incident was a terrorist attack, but confirm the driver was killed

Israel slams Ireland's support for Palestine as fuelled by antisemitism. But that cynically disregards the history of Ireland's advocacy for disenfranchised peoples – which once mutually inspired both Irish nationalists and pre-state Zionists