Israelis, quick to call Americans 'selfish' while crying about their own victimhood, are not willing to admit that most Jews feel ashamed of Israel. They are however willing to throw out antisemitic dogwhistles of 'diaspora mentality' to discredit those who threaten Israelis' 'right to complain'

The Vice President said he would return to Washington without a deal, emphasizing that the U.S. had clearly outlined its conditions. 'We have made very clear what our red lines are,' Vance said, 'Iran has chosen not to accept our terms'

The first mass gathering since a London court ruled that the proscription of Palestine Action was unlawful, police detained hundreds of people aged 18 to 87

Keren Terner, a former Finance Ministry director general, and Liran Avisar Ben-Horin, ex-Communications Ministry chief, are set for senior roles, bringing experience in economic policy, infrastructure and media reforms to Bennett's emerging platform

Netanyahu has once again asked the court to postpone his testimony for "classified security and political reasons." The court must make it clear that if he is struggling to manage his trial while serving as prime minister, then he should resign from office

Hezbollah has entrenched its hold on central Lebanon in recent months, from where it has fired extensive rocket barrages at Israel. Negotiators hope to cripple the militia's governing power and financial assets

At one end the ultimate punishment is applied selectively, while at the other, efforts are made to let the prime minister skirt his corruption trial. In both cases, the law becomes an instrument shaped by identity and status