This week at the Ben-Gurion Airport: What it's like having two children in the army in the middle of a war | A survivor of the Hamas attack on the Nova party chooses not to be angry

Tehran sought to show that it's not afraid of striking countries that can retaliate militarily and is ready to jump into the fray if its strategic assets are threatened

Growing up in the Soviet Union, the idea of Israel's existence was a lifebelt for Masha Gessen. Now one of America's leading intellectuals has some harsh criticism for the state

Over more than seven decades, Israel has come up with various ideas for governing Gaza – from rule by local clans, to expulsion of residents to Sinai. But changes among the Palestinians call for a new approach

Arab states working to grant Israel normalization if ceasefire, 'irreversible' steps to Palestinian statehood are agreed upon ■ Netanyahu: A cease-fire will send a message of weakness and harm Israel's security for generations ■ Houthi leader: The American and British attacks will not scare us ■ Hamas-run Gaza health ministry: 24,620 killed, 61,830 wounded ■ Medicine for hostages enters Gaza after Israeli inspection, Qatar says it 'likely' reached the hostages, but not confirmed

The members of PM Netanyahu's cabinet didn't hold a vote on the proposal brought forth by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich

David Teeger, an observant Jew, was stripped of his captainship in the South African Under-19 cricket team after he dedicated an award to Israel in October

Houthi spokesperson says group won't target Riyadh or the UAE, but will continue 'retaliating' against the U.S. and U.K. for strikes