Attempts to preserve munitions, irregular shipments and 'Indian explosives' in disintegrating sacks created a logistical and operational nightmare that made it difficult for artillery troops to assist the combat forces, and increased the risk of errors and missed targets

Nearly 70 former senior U.S. national security officials and diplomats urged the U.S. president to take stronger measures to promote humanitarian access and protection of civilians in Gaza

The cinema in Hamilton cited security concerns as the reason for postponing the festival, which was set to feature films by an Israeli killed on October 7, and a story of coexistence in an Israeli hair salon

The Military Police will investigate the reserve soldier, who serves in the IDF's regional defense battalion, made up of settlers recruited to protect West Bank settlements

Benjamin Netanyahu is bad at democracy, national security and foreign relations, but there's one thing he excels at: destroying precious U.S. bipartisanship on Israel

Midbarium provides a home for 100 species, among them, the rare white lion, and serves as a hospital for animals in the region. But can keeping animals in captivity ever be justified – even to preserve near-extinct species?

At the Haaretz-UCLA conference, Alon Pinkas, Ahmed Maher, Yael German and Nimrod Goren discuss the depth of Israel's foreign relations crisis – and if it can be fixed

The family of Khaled Al-Mohtaseb, who was killed at the scene, petitioned the court over the demolition order, saying they were uninvolved in attack in which one Border Police officer was critically wounded