US/Israel vs Iran War
UN-sponsored probe accuses Israel of ongoing Gaza genocide, West Bank crimes against humanity
Commission alleges torture and rape by Israeli forces, says ceasefire failed to halt ‘genocidal acts’; Israel rejects report as effort to demonize and delegitimize it
Australian billionaire Packer paid $1.25m to law firm defending Netanyahu – report
Financier linked to Case 1000 says payments unrelated to PM’s trial; payments began weeks after pair renewed contact and lasted for 2 years, Sydney Morning Herald says
Defying election czar, Netanyahu talked election integrity with police chief – reports
At meeting with top cop Daniel Levy and National Security Minister Ben Gvir, PM said to have raised concerns that ‘left-wing anarchists’ may taint Tuesday vote
Lawyer arrested, charged for alleged security offenses; gag order slapped on case
Prosecutors indict attorney on charges of contact with foreign agent and obstruction of justice, ask to keep her in custody over two weeks after police, Shin Bet arrested her
A Mandatory Listen – Sir Simon Schama: A howl against rising global antisemitism
In the fifth episode of our new podcast series, we go deep into the world's oldest hatred and why it is being proliferated yet again today
Netanyahu faces reckoning for October 7 in Israel’s first vote since attack
At Kibbutz Be'eri, devastated in Hamas invasion, many feel catastrophe must be probed by top-level commission, which only a government led by a new PM would set up
Hezbollah rearming for possible renewed conflict with Israel, Lebanese sources say
Iran-backed terror group reportedly receives fresh cash from Tehran, rebuilds drone and explosives capabilities; claims right to ‘resistance’ against Israel
In Israel’s closely fought elections, anti-defection laws could shape coalition talks
Liberman has floated recruiting Likud MKs to help form government without Netanyahu, but strict legislation threatens to complicate any attempt to cross political lines
Saudi defense pact states hold talks in Iran as Yemen’s Houthis launch more attacks
Meeting marks first high-level contact between Iranian officials and their Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish counterparts since regional conflict spilled over to desert kingdom and Yem…
Oscar-winner Lucie Kon says BBC paid her £400k to settle antisemitism allegations
Documentary-maker, after 30 years at corporation, alleged she was fired after filing formal complaint over hostile work environment for Jewish staff following Oct. 7
Carnival atmosphere at Ben Gurion Airport as thousands of Israelis come home to vote
Opposition bloc lawmakers and activists are out in force. Coalition representatives nowhere to be seen while some 60,000 non-residents exercise their civic duty
5 Palestinians said killed in Gaza strikes; IDF targets two Hamas commanders
Army says officers in terror group killed last week had been advancing attacks; military 'unaware' of activity in al-Mawasi, where Hamas authorities report three dead
With reports Netanyahu sought to attack Iran before elections, could vote be postponed?
The law allows a Knesset to extend its four-year term and postpone elections, but only with a supermajority of 80 MKs and under 'special circumstances'
Albania formalizes role in Gaza force, Kosovo says troops ready to deploy amid delays
US-backed Board of Peace says Albania to send liaison officers to region in November; Kosovo ministry tells ToI its explosives disposal team is ready, but awaits green light
Join Tuesday’s ToI livestream: Israel’s election results, analyzed
Starting at 9:30 pm IST, editor David Horovitz, political correspondent Ariela Karmel and deputy editor Amanda Borschel-Dan will parse exit polls and share potential coalition pat…
Security threats have marred Netanyahu’s term. They might also keep him in power
The PM has a well-worn playbook: brand his opponents as left-wing, then warn that Israel is in danger, and only he can keep it safe. They haven't figured out how to respond
Kasparov hopes Netanyahu’s days are numbered, urges Russian-Israelis to vote him out
Chess legend and Putin critic says Russia’s propaganda machine is backing the PM, predicts a new government without him, urges Israel to side with Ukraine against a shared enemy
Daily Briefing Oct. 26: Legal groups brace for right-wing interference at Arab polls
Legal correspondent Jeremy Sharon discusses efforts by civil rights organizations to protect voters and what political parties are saying -- or not saying -- about judicial reform
Netanyahu, desperate, now tells us we’ll die if we don’t re-elect him
The PM is disseminating Iranian-style propaganda showing Tel Aviv under a mushroom cloud, and reportedly pressing his IDF chief to act 'relating to Iran' and potentially trigger a…
Netanyahu pushed for Iran strike before election but Trump refused, CNN says
Network says US president instead signaled there will be joint military action soon; PM's office denies 'fake news'; reps from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey in Tehran for talks
Activist Sheffi Paz, who fought presence of migrants in south Tel Aviv, dies at 74
Paz's activism drew sharp criticism from some south Tel Aviv residents and strong support from right-wing politicians; she acknowledged the toll it took on her supportive family
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Why is the most fateful election in Israel's history being met with an unprecedented absence of public passion and ideological fervor in the Israeli public square?
Why America Protects Hate Speech - Sponsored Content
Yehuda Kurtzer and historian James Loeffler explore why antisemitism has remained a persistent feature of American life, even during periods when Jews appeared secure and accepted.
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Can an AI have a soul or personhood? Religious responses continue to add fascinating perspectives.