It's hard to celebrate under the heavy burden of the double state of emergency. Israelis are exhausted from fearing for their lives, constant trips to the shelter and economic uncertainty, but we must not despair. To save democracy, we must mobilize en masse, so that next Passover will once again be the Festival of Freedom

While rescue forces tried to extract people trapped beneath the ruins of Haifa building that was hit by an Iranian missile, the prime minister made it clear yet again that nothing is sacred in his eyes – apart from his continued grip on power

Although U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening further escalation against Iran, it is doubtful whether this will lead to results that have not been achieved until now ■ In Israel, it was believed that Hezbollah had vanished from the world, but, in truth, it has merely changed its modus operandi

Two weeks ago, Israelis from the West Bank and Jerusalem set up a tent near the Palestinian village of Nu'man. 'The government's policy is to pressure us,' says the mukhtar of neighbouring Umm Tuba

Israel and Serbia tighten defense ties: The joint venture comes amid a surge in arms exports from Belgrade, and two major deals to supply Elbit made artillery, missiles and advanced UAVs

In closed-door discussions, senior IDF officers have casted doubts on official claims that Hezbollah had been weakened, as the group has succeeded in exerting pressure on Israeli troops without face-to-face clashes, using well-timed rocket fire and drone strikes

A gag order has been placed on the identities of the suspects and details of the investigation. In a separate case, police and the Shin Bet security service said that a 21-year-old Jerusalem resident is also suspected of spying for Iran