Yacov Livne claims antisemitism is behind what he called accusations that Israel committed 'intentional murder in the attack' on aid workers in Gaza

Tens of thousands of Gazans who manage to leave the Strip linger in limbo, with very few countries - none in the Arab world - willing to take them in as refugees

Palestinian-American doctor says he walked out of White House Ramadan event with president to protest US support for Israel

Yossi Klein Halevi and Donniel Hartman take moral stock of Israel’s failures, its critics, and its unsung heroes, as this long and complex war hits the 6 month mark

Editor David Horovitz delves into fallout from accidental IDF strike on aid workers' cars; war cabinet minister Benny Gantz's call for early election; and the Knesset's vacation

Group allegedly planned RPG hit on far-right national security minister; also said to plan attacks at Ben Gurion Airport, IDF bases, government complex in Jerusalem

'Ubeidiya National Park, near the Sea of Galilee, showcases a 1.6 million-year-old cache of early humans' stone tools and bones of the animals they hunted, many now extinct

The Hashemite kingdom has been one of Israel’s most vocal critics, but the Jordanian public is dissatisfied with the government's rhetoric and many demand an end to the peace treaty