This Yom Ha’atzmut carries an apt but concerning metaphor for the State of Israel: as a brushfire burns along Route 1.

Naomi Shemer, biographer of Israeli musician Naomi Shemer and a leading voice in Israeli cultural renewal, explores how music ...

From the brilliant sabotage of Hezbollah's communications network in 2024 to the dramatic 1973 "Operation Spring of Youth," ...

Syrian Druze agree to gradually hand over unlicensed weapons to new government; airstrikes came after Israeli Druze blocked ...

Israel protests peaked last year, Tessa Veksler beat a recall vote as UC Santa Barbara student body president. She now ...

ToI's diplomatic reporter delves into Israel's long history of hostage release negotiations and how the price per captive has ...

PM, Katz vow to prevent harm to Druze, not allow forces to be sent south of Damascus * IDF downs Houthi missile; sirens sound ...

US president echoes comments made by Sara Netanyahu, which infuriated families as they were not updated before reported ...

As president and FM listen, mother of slain captive Hersh Goldberg-Polin reveals new details of his captivity and murder, ...

Demonstrators block traffic on several roads in north, leading to scuffles, also protest near Netanyahu's home in Caesarea; ...

If you’ve ever wondered how to balance grief and gratitude—how to celebrate under the shadow of war—this is the episode for you.

Mia Schem, who survived 54 days of Hamas captivity, has identified herself as the plaintiff in a previously reported rape ...