The petitioner was only 17 when he was jailed for spreading classified material, even though the leaking of the information to the minor was authorized by the newly-appointed Mossad chief, Roman Gofman, as part of an online influence operation

More than 100 family members of fallen soldiers urged the members of the government's coalition not to speak at Memorial Day ceremonies next week. 'Their resting place is not a political stage from which to convey partisan talking points'

Iranian intervention in the war in Lebanon has highlighted the dangers facing Beirut, ahead of negotiations that will test its sovereignty and determine the future of the country. But as long as Israel remains focused on continued fighting, the most that can be hoped for is tactical achievements – not strategic gains

Józef Budko, the Polish-born director of the prestigious Bezalel school, did all he could to help students escape the Holocaust. Dozens succeeded, but others would perish

Citing security concerns in Israel and the potential collapse of the cease-fire with Iran, the Hungarian airline announced it would push back its return to Tel Aviv until May 4

Talks might pick up again in Islamabad later this week or early next week, sources say, as the U.S. military began blocking shipping traffic in and out of Iran's ports on Monday in response to Iran's blocking of the Strait of Hormuz at the beginning of the war

Smotrich had written to Merz that Germany will not 'dictate' where Jews can live or 'force them into ghettos' after the chancellor expressed concern about 'de facto annexation in the West Bank'

The survey, conducted after the Iran cease-fire began, shows low approval of the government's war management – 38% among Jewish Israelis and 10% among Arabs – alongside a sharp divide on its impact: about half of Jews say security improved, while most Arabs say it worsened