Taking advantage of the war in Iran, settlers in the South Hebron Hills have stepped up their violent assaults on Palestinian communities in the area. A decision by an Israeli planning committee in the West Bank could lead to the destruction of all the remaining hamlets

The shooting in Iksal, just outside of Nazareth, comes days after two cousins were also shot and killed nearby

IDF officers and soldiers told Haaretz they were ordered to fire at unarmed crowds near food distribution sites in Gaza, even when no threat was present. Hundreds of Palestinians have been killed, prompting the military prosecution to call for a review into possible war crimes

As Iranian missiles shut the skies, a father sails home to Israel, while a documentary filmmaker boards a boat the opposite way

The request, submitted Thursday by Netanyahu's attorney Amit Hadad, argued that responsibilities have become more pressing following the conflict with Iran and other regional and global developments

Israeli military officials said the IDF's opening blow blocked Iran from firing 500-700 missiles at Israel, and the war left Iran with a quarter of the missiles it had before. They also believe it will take Iran years to rebuild its nuclear capabilities

The ruling bars Superintendent Meir Suissa, who came under public fire for using violence against protesters, from being appointed as commander of the south Tel Aviv precinct, despite his promotion by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir

The Israeli airline announced it would restart the route to the Cypriot city after defense officials removed the security restrictions placed earlier this year