Recordings of Yair Netanyahu telling the son of a tycoon that his father had arranged $20 billion for his friend's father led to a U.S. investigation into a possible bribery deal with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

In the wake of the war, Lebanon has emerged into a new reality, in which Hezbollah and its 'resistance' have become a thing of the past. Despite its responsible path forward, Lebanon's leaders face volatile challenges both at home and abroad

GAZA: U.K., France, Germany urge cease-fire; Hamas says 130 Gazans killed since Thursday ■ LEBANON: Reports of six dead from IDF strikes in southern Lebanon, Tyre; Israel intercepts projectiles, Hezbollah denies involvement ■ SYRIA: Israel strikes military bases near Damascus ■ YEMEN: Houthis warn Ben Gurion Airport 'no longer safe' until Gaza siege lifted

A network of avatars on X and mysterious websites linked to a firm called Koios pushed pro-Qatar content – in line with the campaign outlined in documents written by Netanyahu's aides

Israel's top political and legal figures react to Sunday's successful no-confidence vote against the attorney general amid widespread protests. State Prosecutor: 'The motion undermines the rule of law and weakens Israel'

In an 86-page no-confidence motion, Justice Minister Levin claims the attorney general has 'burned democratic values to the ground.' Even if the cabinet approves the motion, the committee that appointed her must agree to her dismissal