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Since October, Hezbollah's relentless barrage of rockets and missiles has kept residents in the region on edge, with thousands remaining displaced.

"The hostage protests are a pivotal point for other types of protests against the government to emerge," said Nimrod Nir, political psychologist

Netanyahus twin aims of destroying Hamas and freeing hostages from the group are yet to be achieved

"Its disheartening to know that among the fallen heroes are Bedouin and Druze soldiers, Muslims, and Christians who courageously defended our country. The Bedouin community mourns all civilian victims, regardless of their background — Jews, Christians,

Israel's Arab citizens defy terrorism, embracing unity and loyalty to the nation amidst adversity. By Bassam Tawil, Gatestone "It's disheartening to know that among the fallen heroes are Bedouin and Druze soldiers, Muslims, and Christians who courageously defended our country. The Bedouin community mourns all civilian victims, regardless of their background — Jews, Christians, or

More than 100 days into Israels quest to destroy Hamas, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is being challenged by members of his own war cabinet about strategy, pressured by Washington over... -January 24, 2024 at 06:40 am EST - MarketScreener

"Judging by the way Netanyahu has managed Gaza in the last 13 years, it is not certain that there will be a clear policy going forward."— Tal Schneider, Times of Israel "Everything changed" in Israel on Oct. 7. But did it? Understanding the mistakes that

Witnesses report Salah al-Din Road cut as Israel expands its assault on territory

National security minister, left out of narrow forum overseeing conflict with Hamas, accuses members, including PM, of having mishandled terror group for years and causing war

Analysis: Experts say less than 55% voter participation in Arab sector would ensure a Netanyahu win in November 1 ballot, but split in alliance of Arab parties could clear the way for cooperation with the center-left bloc