Yoav Gallant has been offloaded for the benefit of the draft-dodging ultra-Orthodox in a bid to keep Netanyahu's government intact. It's a direct blow to the country's security that's horrifying us in a way we've never known

Most of the Arab world is united in its denunciation of American policy in the Middle East. The prevailing feeling is that irrespective of who wins the election, support for Israel will remain unchanged

Most Berkeley students say they favor Kamala Harris for her California roots and stance on reproductive rights, but one voter promises 'there are many more people than you'd believe here in Berkeley who are voting Republican'

Atop Tel Shimron, archaeologists reveal enigmatic monumental 'white' structure from Canaanite era and its storage for used religious artifacts, and animal bones

The true scale of the damage the prime minister has wrought by firing Gallant will not be measured by the size of protests. Netanyahu lost the trust of half the people, who won't entrust their children to a leader who acts like an unchecked autocrat

Boaz Zalmanowitz, whose father Aryeh died after 40 days in captivity at the age of 86, says that released hostages who encountered Aryeh told him that he kept his sense of humor and offered them words of encouragement, despite the impossible conditions and his deteriorating medical condition

Unlike Iran, Netanyahu decided not to wait to drop his bomb until after the U.S. election, and Israel's future could be determined on the streets of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Caesarea in the coming weeks