Israel is carefully monitoring the gathering American forces in the Middle East, but officials remain unsure whether the U.S. will strike Iran. Meanwhile, Trump says he would 'rather have a deal than not,' as U.S. envoys are set to attend talks in Geneva on Thursday

Residents of Mukhmas, which was attacked by settlers last week, spoke of settlers 'behaving like animals,' and soldiers standing by who 'smoked as if nothing was happening'

A 20-year-old was shot dead in an Arab Bedouin town in Israel's north, as targeted shootings continue to ravage Arab Israeli society. President Herzog said Monday that 'We are in a state of emergency' amid the country's inaction against crime

The Royal Commission, the most powerful type of government inquiry in Australia, will consider the events of the shooting as well as antisemitism and social cohesion in Australia. Due to the ongoing legal proceedings, no potential witnesses in Akram's trial will be called to give evidence to the commission

Gaza's fatalities list is an explosive and controversial document. Critics claim the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry duplicates names, counts Hamas militants as civilians and inflates the number of women and minors. Haaretz took a deep dive into how the list of nearly 70,000 names was compiled to test those claims

This week in Cultural Roundup: From a building-sized call for peace in Tel Aviv by a former Palestinian Israeli Eurovision performer to a hostage-turned-style icon celebrating her self-expression

Hapag-Lloyd needed to navigate the rough waters of Israeli regulations in order to acquire Zim, and did so by giving the shipping company's operations to FIMI for pennies on the dollar