US/Israel vs Iran War
Sniped at by both sides in election, Qatar remains an elusive target for Israel’s leaders
Politicians across the spectrum have used different reasons to attack Doha, making it difficult to develop an effective strategy against a dangerous actor
‘Trump has cost us’: Diehard MAGA supporters wonder if movement dead after midterms
Far-right voices drop focus on election fraud claims, as many loyalists question movement's leadership; Trump devotee Laura Loomer: 'America is over and the American Dream is dead'
Trump reportedly pressing Netanyahu to advance Gaza plan in wake of election
Officials say US wants to see progress regardless of who leads government; IDF chief said worried Hamas could 'exploit' images of rain-soaked Strip to push for reconstruction
Trump says Eisenkot and Netanyahu are ‘very similar in terms of their policy’
Rubio says Iranians making ‘outrageous and ridiculous’ demands during negotiations * Explosions heard on Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz
Despite deadly Krakow shooting, local Jews say they still feel safe in Poland
After six people were killed and 15 wounded in a mass shooting, members of the city's Jewish community say they don't believe the attack is linked to any antisemitic trend
Leading US Reform rabbi after midterms: The American Jewish ‘Golden Age’ has ended
Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch says 'hateful ideology' of anti-Zionism has been normalized, calls for US Jewish leaders to conduct a 'searing reassessment' of strategies
Liberman bashed Netanyahu’s enlistment bill. The one he put on the table is weaker
Opposition party chief has floated talks on a bill he proposed in 2018, but, written pre-October 7, it lacks personal sanctions for draft evaders and has lower target numbers
Trump says new Iran offensive ‘highly unlikely,’ but it depends on progress in talks
US president tells CNN he's looking for 'very strong agreement'; Iran FM: Talks stopped since 'shock' of US midterm; Iraq says it reached 'understanding' with US on Hormuz exports
AG: Electoral fraud probes would not ‘even remotely’ influence election results
'It is not a matter of Jew or Arab': Baharav-Miara and State Attorney Aisman recall that interrogations can only be initiated with supporting evidence
Eisenkot gets nod to form government, vows ‘unconventional acts’ in time of ’emergency’
Yashar leader says 'all of us will need to compromise' in speech that doesn't name Netanyahu, invites members of Likud and Religious Zionism to join him
Collision between two trains in Egypt’s Giza kills at least 7 and injures over 100
Crash occurrs some 50 km south of Cairo; Sissi orders investigation, says anyone found negligent should be held accountable
Anti-Israel group hoists Palestinian flag at Germany’s Reichstag; 3 arrested
Group called 'Peacefully Against Genocide' claims responsibility, was behind similar actions in the past; thousands rally in Amsterdam to 'stop the genocide’
Channel 13 suspends anchor Eyal Berkovic over anti-Arab remarks
TV host and ex-soccer star questioned medical credentials of US politician Abdul El-Sayed and MK Ahmad Tibi; Kan embroiled in dispute with anchor over anti-Bedouin remarks
Still Life in Israel: Hollywood’s Mark Feuerstein back in Israel after 40 years for CIA role
In the second episode of our new podcast series, the character actor discusses his Tel Aviv acting gig, subtle antisemitism in Los Angeles, and life as an October 8 Jew
Shas leader Aryeh Deri to step down from Knesset while remaining party chair
Decision comes after Sephardic Haredi party received drubbing at the polls; two others also leave slate, including reserve IDF major
Israelis and Palestinians react as Eisenkot given mandate to form government – video
Israelis gathered in the streets of Tel Aviv as Israel’s president gave Gadi Eisenkot - prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s strongest rival - the mandate try to form a new gover…
Arab journalist released from police detention, slams ‘culture of fear’
15 masked officers arrested Abed Abou Shahadeh on Wednesday on suspicion of contact with a foreign agent after interview with fugitive MK Bishara in Qatar
Under fire for urging ‘compromise,’ Liberman says he still wants Haredim to serve
Yisrael Beytenu leader denies trying to become PM, again rejects forming government with Arab support; Ra'am said ready to back opposition coalition even before signing a deal
Synagogues around the world to remember Kristallnacht by keeping their lights on
More than 1,000 houses of worship expected to join 'Spread the Light' initiative commemorating the Nazi pogrom of November 9-10, 1938
Israel to deport 14 activists arrested in West Bank during Palestinian olive harvest
Police say some detainees backed BDS and sought to produce 'anti-Israel media campaigns'; Palestinian group says settlers held the activists before they were arrested
Poland opens terror probe into Krakow attack; shooter likely inspired by far-right ideology
24-year-old gunman also suspected of killing his parents, sister; traditional hourly trumpet call on square suspended to commemorate dead, for the first time since 1939
Netanyahu’s fearmongering campaign is designed solely to save himself
Faced with losing power, Netanyahu is wielding threats of disaster while pushing for a unity government. But the 'change bloc' is adamant: There will be no partnership with him
Iran’s IRGC dismisses new US plan to tighten economic pressure as ‘wordplay’
Spokesman for corps says measures intended to collapse Iranian economy with further crackdowns will be thwarted by Tehran's coordination with its neighbors
Daily Briefing November 8 — Why Muslims and Druze cast very different ballots in the north
Reporter Diana Bletter on how Western Galilee residents are divided on the next steps in forming a new government following a momentous election