US/Israel vs Iran War
IDF op in Hebron after soldiers’ killing said to displace 1,500; PM vows ‘big surprise’ for PA
Palestinian officials declare state of emergency, say another 2,500 face evacuation; op comes day after two Palestinian gunmen from the area killed two IDF soldiers; settler attac…
Hundreds of soldiers sent to Milan as protests planned across Europe
Italian police step up surveillance and security checks amid fears of renewed violence; protests spread across several European countries demanding education, pension and housing …
Two Holocaust survivors kept their Jewish roots secret. Now their painter daughter draws on them
Barbara Hines explored eastern religions before learning that her German-born parents had hidden their Jewish heritage. Her new Jerusalem exhibition reflects her rediscovered peop…
Report says Netanyahu ordered change to Israel’s position on Falklands; FM denies shift
Telegraph report says Israel now backs Argentina’s call for direct talks with Britain over the disputed islands amid increasingly tense ties between Jerusalem and London
France deploys thousands of police, restricts Paris march as it braces for new demonstrations
70,000 officers to be deployed, along with helicopters, armored vehicles and water cannons after mass riots and looting last week prompted accusations that government had lost con…
Fighting for her legacy, Environment Minister Silman responds to green groups’ criticism
Slammed for foot dragging, withholding funds from environmental NGOs and attacking them as subversives, Silman tells The Times of Israel: 'Tell me if someone else did as much as m…
In Netanyahu stronghold on northern border, signs of fraying loyalty emerge before election
Some voters in traditionally pro-Likud Kiryat Shmona quietly question loyalty amid frustration over the government’s handling of the war with Hezbollah, broken security promises
‘Israel should go as far right as possible’: how national security is defining the election - video
Israel is heading to the polls for the first time since the 7 October attacks and concerns about national security are dominating the campaign. Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a sign…
Ukraine says ‘stable connection’ to Starlink returns after row with Washington
Kyiv had accused US of strangling systems it depends on defend itself from Russian missile and drone attacks
Fire breaks out at Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest mountain retreat in Germany, suspect arrested
Some 200 firefighters battle blaze at difficult-to-access Kehlsteinhaus residence; authorities reportedly suspect arson as investigation continues
‘The In-Laws’: How a shmendrik dentist and crazy CIA agent share a mid-life crisis
ToI's movie maven and deputy editor agree to disagree -- again -- about the 1979 film starring Alan Arkin and Peter Falk that was immensely foundational to Hoffman's childhood
US intel warns Iran has ‘substantially increased’ efforts to kill American officials
US State Department reduces staffing at four Middle East embassies due to threats from Tehran and Houthis; US agencies reportedly assess danger at highest level since war began
Amid Ukraine uproar, sources say US had asked Musk to block Starlink for Hezbollah, Houthis
Former officials say that SpaceX CEO was also asked to activate the service in Iran after US smuggled in terminals in bid to provide internet access to population amid uprising
Hungary’s abandoned synagogues are finding new life — and attracting new congregants
After decades of secular use, two historic Budapest synagogues have reopened as part of a Chabad-led effort to reconnect Hungarian Jews with their heritage
Chabad Jew returns to wrapping tefillin day after being stabbed in NYC
'We can’t allow some hate to stop us,' Yosef tells JTA on same Diamond District street where he was assaulted, stressing message that 'we need more mitzvahs and light in the world'
IDF launches major operation in Hebron after soldiers killed in shooting attack
Army says raid is 'focused and limited to the area from which the terrorists operated'; troops raze 'illegal structures that could pose security risk,' which activists decry as co…
Israel to move clocks back overnight Saturday-Sunday as daylight saving time ends
Israelis will get an extra hour of sleep as country set to return to standard time until late March 2027
Netanyahu convinces Haredi party backed by rabbi accused of sex offenses to drop out
PM thanks Haim Yosef Abergel for 'truly caring for our people,' as he presses small factions to quit race; TV report says Likud already preparing to challenge results from Arab po…
Iranian officials: Tehran has detailed plans to hit Gulf undersea cables if war resumes
One of the officials threatens that 'there will be no more red lines' if the Islamic Republic is attacked, warning US not to 'play with fire'
IDF launches major operation in Hebron after deadly shooting attack
Military says raid is 'focused and limited to the area from which the terrorists operated,' is expected to last several days * Trump suggests US ‘may do another little Epic Fury’ …
Final polls before election show both blocs short of majority, small parties out of Knesset
Eisenkot's Yashar is forecast to be largest faction in surveys aired by Israeli TV, followed by Netanyahu's Likud; Hendel's Reservists makes it into Knesset in one of the three po…
Netanyahu: Israel should ready for global sanctions, use blockchain to circumvent them
PM insists current economic reality is result of developments that don't have to do with Israel, but rivals say his government's policies are to blame
US envoy: We could strike Iran this weekend; Trump: I don’t know anything about that
Tom Barrack, who is known for going off script, contradicts Netanyahu by insisting that there won't be regime change, even if Washington goes ahead and hits Tehran
Seven killed in shooting at Jordan church; king vows ‘harshest retaliation’
Three gunmen open fire during funeral procession at Greek Orthodox church in Karak; authorities describe assailants as extremist group; manhunt after perpetrators ongoing