The latest findings confirm Haaretz's reporting of relations between Netanyahu's aides and figures linked to Qatar, even after Israel's war in Gaza started. Authorities are now trying to follow the money that flowed from Qatar through several companies and into different accounts worldwide

Tally Gotliv, who said she would refuse to take part in 'the circus of persecution of right-wing people,' had disclosed that a leading anti-government protester's husband works for the Shin Bet security service. The Israeli prosecutor's office is now mulling a pre-indictment hearing

'An aggressive wheeler-dealer who's trying to run the country according to his personal interests': The three cabinet members, all of whom hail from Netanyahu's Likud party, refuse to file a police complaint against Likud activist and far-right radio host Jacob Bardugo

Chana Yablonka, a historian and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, looks at the country and laments the loss of mutual responsibility on which she was raised. 'Dreams about what happens to the hostages when the IDF enters Gaza wake me up at night'

President Trump is frustrated with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent policies in Gaza, NBC reported. Netanyahu has taken issue with the new Houthi deal and public statements on Iran's nuclear program

Darkness isn't just standing with those who pull the trigger, it's standing with those who refuse to see the suffering of others.

With a tyrannical ruling party in a country that has been under siege for 19 years, every male hospital nurse, every municipal accountant, school bus driver, traffic cop, open-air market warden and even a child in kindergarten, is associated with Hamas

An Israeli district court judge says the order barring protester Nava Rozolio from tracking Sara Netanyahu was too vague, noting she 'cannot know what she is actually forbidden from doing,' and warning it risks 'excessive enforcement' of political protest