Prof. Eyal Fruchter, co-founder of the ICAR Collective: 'One of the biggest things that trauma causes is a change in the perception of the world as not manageable and dangerous'

Yoav Kisch announces remaining matriculation exams have been canceled, but students who choose to take them will be allowed to do so: 'This is not a decision of convenience, but of responsibility'

The takedown of Wassim Assad has ignited both hope and skepticism about the reach of Syria’s transitional justice system; he was considered a pillar of Syria's shadow financial system

Following the Iran-Israel ceasefire, opposition leader Maryam Rajavi urged Iranians to overthrow Ayatollah Khamenei’s regime; While calls for regime change grow, divisions persist among opposition groups, and analysts remain uncertain whether a popular uprising is likely or imminent inside Iran

Gabriel Noronha, president of POLARIS National Security: 'This does not preclude future Israeli strikes into Iran in the future'

According to Gedaliah Blum, co-founder of the Heartland Initiative, 'questions are still up in the air'

Ronel's smile never left his face, Mata loved his service, Alon was an only son who argued hard to be allowed to be a combat soldier and Ronen was an astronomy buff who wore a piece of a meteorite around his neck. 

In aftermath of Iranian missile strikes, Taiwan envoy visits Bat Yam with donations and words of solidarity, while Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles sends $100,000 to Soroka Medical Center; 'Taiwan and Israel share the same values,' says envoy Abby Lee