Israeli organizations operating in conflict zones across Africa, Asia and Ukraine report sharp drops in partnerships and donations since October 7, alongside rising political pressure and antisemitism forcing some to downplay their Israeli identity

Azerbaijan's president officially declared that his country will not send soldiers on its behalf to the force that the Trump administration plans to deploy in the Gaza Strip: 'When we were in trouble, we were left to our fate. No one protected us'

Approaching the 5th anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack, the official plaque honoring Capitol police remains missing; As lawsuits and politics stall its display, lawmakers create makeshift tributes—highlighting a growing divide over how history is remembered 

According to new study, illegal Palestinian construction in Area C forms near-continuous ring that experts warn poses growing security threat to the capital, as state and municipal officials debate responsibility and response in wake of Oct. 7

AlHudood doesn’t report real news, but its content is often mistaken for it; recent posts mock Syria’s plan to hurt Israel with overpriced coffee, Netanyahu eating ice cream in the Golan, Hezbollah’s trade offer and Assad’s 'burnout'

State Comptroller audit finds that as of early 2025, about 3.2 million Israelis, or 33.6% of the population, lack standard shelters, including 42,575 residents near Gaza; about 11.7% of public shelters are unusable

Knesset overturns decades-old Supreme Court precedent that let judges override contract wording in favor of presumed intent, adopting new rules that give primacy to text in business deals and split interpretation by contract type