The incident has strained relations between Israeli security agencies, with the police bearing the brunt of the response to the attack

A new report, published jointly by the Anti-Defamation League and the Jewish Federation of North America, found that a majority of Jewish Americans have experienced some form of antisemitism since October and believe it has become 'a normal Jewish experience'

Last month, the government proposed to follow the protocol for dismissing Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, but with several key conditions. The Court rejected this proposal: 'Our decision speaks for itself'

On the holiday that reminds us that we all live in a temporary dwelling, I ask that we not accept a reality in which our children live in forced captivity

Sagui Dekel Chen, released from Hamas captivity after 498 days, addressed his community during his first visit to Nir Oz's cemetery since the war. Some families have returned to undamaged homes, while burned houses are being rebuilt, but the shadow over the kibbutz remains with nine residents still in Hamas captivity

Our October reading picks: Mohammad Sabaaneh captures the catastrophe in Gaza in his drawings; Georgios Varouxakis shows that the term 'the West' is neither timeless nor natural; and Shlomo Shamir's partial memoir contemplates the double life of volunteers in WWII's Jewish Brigade

Nearly a million Israelis and their children now live abroad – joined by 80,000 Israeli emigrants in the last year alone. This group bears enormous economic, social and political importance for the country

U.S. President Donald Trump's belief that his plan to end the Gaza war is the correct path forward, Netanyahu's opposition be damned, has only been bolstered by his now-repeated highlighting of Israeli protesters praising his leadership