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Analysis: Beyond enjoying Rome's finest espresso and shopping experience of Champs-Élysées, Netanyahu's recent EU trips have had a clear goal of galvanizing Europeans to reimplement restrictions on Iran, citing their nuclear ambitions and warm Russia ties

In response to court petitions, Gali Baharav-Miara states police minister prohibited from giving law enforcement specific operational directives, maintains officers and commanders in the field have freedom to exercise independent and professional judgment to carry out their duties

Analysis: Washington sends clear message to Israeli leader; 'If you pursue objectionable policies, there's no entitlement to the Oval Office sit-down,' says expert

Fans see baseball as vehicle for unity among Israel and its neighbors and hope participating in international competition would help raise sport's profile in the country

Little Naznet was diagnosed in Addis Ababa with a life-threatening heart condition that required urgent medical intervention; an Israeli NGO flew the girl and her mother to Israel for the procedure

Olaf Scholz urges visiting prime minister to accept president's compromise proposal, PM says it does not represent the people; adds relations with Germany unaffected by judicial overhaul;

Dan Illouz, himself an immigrant from Canada, launches a caucus he says would focus on sharing ideas and experiences to strengthen what he calls crucial bonds between Jews around the world and Israel

Amongst those killed are a relative of the terrorist Raad Hazem who carried out the 2022 attack in Tel Aviv and was affiliated with the Hamas terror group; Ahead of the holy month of Ramadan, the IDF says it is on heightened alert and conducting counter-terrorism operations

Zeev Snir recently retires after seven years in a post he was appointed to by Netanyahu says in a letter to the PM that he had turned his back on major challenge for judicial overhaul and personal interests; says he is pessimistic as Israel lacks responsible leadership

Americans' views on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict have become more polarized, Gallup reveals; 11-percentage-point jump in Democratic sympathy toward Palestinians while republicans still favor Israel