Explainer Israel-UK relations hit new low over settlements, Gaza: What to know Despite Britain’s ban on goods from Israeli settlements and Israel’s closure of the British Consulate in East Jerusalem, both countries are seeking to keep communication channels open. Israel
Analysis Deal or war? Israel fears fallout from Trump’s next move on Iran Israel is struggling to decipher the White House’s intentions toward Iran, given Washington's contradictions around launching a fresh military campaign. By Ben Caspit In Tel Aviv, reporting on national security, Israeli politics, defense
Mossad, Shin Bet in UAE: What we know about Israel’s FlyDubai probe The National Security Council is probing foreign carrier security protocols, while police investigate two senior Transportation Ministry officials suspected of providing private services for aviation companies. Israel
Newsletter: Daily Briefing Israel's Oct. 7 accountability debate Houthis strike Yemen airport, claim new attacks on Saudi Arabia; How language barriers are bringing Syria’s Kurds and Arabs closer; and more. By Ezgi Akin In Ankara, reporting on diplomacy, EU-Turkey ties, NATO
Analysis Three years after Oct. 7, Hamas’ grip on Gaza tests Netanyahu’s ‘total victory’ By Ben Caspit In Tel Aviv, reporting on national security, Israeli politics, defense
Former Israeli Minister Predicts Violent 'Israeli Spring' "Don't belittle the chances of an Israeli Spring," warns former Labor party minister Ra'anan Cohen, addressing Israel's lack of economic vision and deepening social gaps. Israel
Netanyahu Not Really Considering Two-State Solution, Says Danon Israel's Deputy Defense Minister Danny Danon lets the cat out of the bag. Palestine
Israeli Politicians Address Gay Pride at Parade Israeli politicians participated in numbers at Friday's Gay Pride Parade in Tel Aviv, but words are not enough and hugs have to be transformed into deeds. Israel
UN Forces in the Golan Perpetuate Israeli Occupation The withdrawal of the Austrian UNDOF forces from the Golan Heights should remind Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the UN is not in charge of Israel's security in an occupied territory. Israel
Hamas' Iranian Stockpiles Falling By supporting the Syrian rebels, Hamas might have jeopardized for good its relations with its main weapon supplier Iran. Palestine
US Needs Iran, Turkey For Diplomatic Surge in Syria The latest UN report on Syria calls for a “diplomatic surge” to end the war, which has reached “new levels of brutality.” Israel
US Still Believes 'Business With Bibi Is Possible' The US seems to believe that Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not the main obstacle to peace. Palestine
Rebuilding Israel's Temple Mount For hundreds of Israelis, the task of renewing the Temple at "its original place," has become a life mission. Israel
Israel's 'Victory' in Six-Day War Was a Loss After the Six Day War, 46 years ago this week, Israeli occupation should not be seen as a victory but a loss. Palestine
Former Israeli Defense Minister: IDF Must Cut Its Ground Force Based on his experience during the Second Lebanon War, former Defense Minister Amir Peretz calls for Israel to “re-examine the scope of the IDF ground or naval forces.” Israel
Netanyahu's Dysfunctional Coalition While still within the 100 days of grace since its establishment, it can hardly be said that grace characterizes the new Israeli coalition, embroiled in an “all-out war.” Israel
A Look at Gaza, 46 Years After Six-Day War The actions by Israeli administrations since 1967 obligate Israel's citizens to learn the lesson of humility befitting the victorious. Palestine