Israel

Hungary will arrest Netanyahu if he visits, says new PM

Péter Magyar announced an about-turn in Budapest’s policy towards the Israeli prime minister after promising to rejoin the International Criminal Court

Want to know the future of Israel? Ask the fearless teenagers who have grown up with war

In a week of Independence Day and Remembrance Day, the nation's children look ahead with confidence and resilience

IDF denies carrying out airstrike on Lebanon amid strained ceasefire

When it comes to Jews, Democrats are ‘kaput’

All but seven of the party’s Senators voted against the sale of bombs and military bulldozers to Israel. Some may gripe about anti-Jewish sentiments being a bipartisan plague. They are not, not by a long shot

IDF replaces Jesus statue smashed by soldier in Lebanon

The suspected culprit has been jailed, while he and five others are facing further disciplinary action after the incident was condemned by government ministers

Second round of Israel-Lebanon talks set for Washington

The two nations’ ambassadors will seek a path to extending the current 10-day ceasefire

Israel uncovers global IRGC terror network targeting officials

Security officials linked the paramilitary to a recent series of arrests in Azerbaijan, but said its activities spanned the breadth of Europe and into the Middle East

Israel honours ‘heroes who sacrificed their lives’ on Yom HaZikaron

Prime Minister Netanyahu called fallen veterans the ‘foundation of our independence’

The last letters of fallen soldiers

On Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s Memorial Day, we publish an extract from a collection of letters written by Israeli soldiers who have fallen since October 7