A senior Hamas official confirmed Izz al-Din Haddad was killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza on Friday. The IDF also confirmed the assassination. Hamas sources admit the group is currently incapable of threatening rocket fire against Israel in retaliation

Testimonies obtained by Haaretz indicate that soldiers arrested a Palestinian man even though he was grazing sheep on land belonging to his family. According to witnesses, soldiers claimed he was only authorized to graze on the land on weekends starting from noon. Following the arrest, an argument broke out at the scene, during which a female soldier threatened another Palestinian

A new documentary revisits Aaron Sapiro's forgotten battle against the world's most powerful industrialist

Israeli settlers ordered the family of Hussein Al-Asasa to exhume his body – 'or we'll throw it to the dogs.' The goal was achieved: No Palestinian resident now dares approach the cemetery

The Israeli left is once again being dragged into a debate over Zionism –but the concept no longer means what it once did

Figures show that not only are more people leaving Israel, but the ones emigrating are also more educated. It is not a crisis yet, but could become one if Netanyahu retains power

British officers, archaeologists and administrators who came to Palestine during the first half of the last century were drawn not only by its historical or religious past, but by fantasies of erotic freedom in the 'Orient'