Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has called the case ‘part of a systematic persecution and delegitimisation’ effort
By Jacob Jaffa
The head of Israel’s Hostage Debrief Team met 168 hostages ‘who went through hell and came back’ yet, he says, ‘not one of them said they would rather have died’
By Jane Prinsley
Tazachi Hanegbi is understood to have opposed the offensive aimed at occupying Gaza City in May
Concerns had been raised about Ankara’s forces being stationed in the region, with the prime minister seeing the idea as a ‘red line’
Tamir Adar was killed on October 7, while Arie Zalmanowicz was murdered in captivity the next month
Opposition Yair Lapid hit back: ‘Who was prime minister on October 7?’
Activists placed a piece of paper bearing an anti-war slogan over the face of the image of Shiri Bibas, who was murdered in Hamas captivity along with her two young sons
By Jamie Shapiro
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The club blamed ‘hate-filled falsehoods’ spread by ‘divisive figures’, which it said had created a ‘toxic atmosphere’ that was unsafe for its fans.
Tal Haimi ‘fought like a lion’ to defend his community from terrorists, while his death meant he never met his infant son
The counter-petition labelled the ban ‘deeply troubling’ and ‘unjust’
David Ben Moshe won gold at the Jiu Jitsu world championships in Tokyo
By Ahron Asher Moss
Authorities said smoked grenades were thrown by supporters as fighting broke out, though Hapoel Tel Aviv accused police of ‘brutal’ treatment
The pair also revealed new insights into the ceasefire negotiations and plans for the future of Gaza in a lengthy interview with CBS’ 60 Minutes
By Siam Goorwich
Sharon Kantor is accused of failing to report the death so that she could continue to receive her mother’s social security and Shoah reparation cheques
The whale shark was caught by Palestinian fisherman and dragged ashore
By Etgar Lefkovits
The clash came just a day after the truce was tested by a deadly Hamas attack on an Israeli unit
