Israeli police cracks down on protests during ‘day of disruption’

While Israeli police used stun grenades against protesters in Tel Aviv, the military laid siege to the Aqabat Jaber refugee camp in Jericho, where its forces killed one Palestinian and arrested five others

Israeli president makes controversial visit to Turkey amid protests

Protesters in Istanbul burned Israeli flags as Herzog and Erdogan met to discuss the strengthening of bilateral ties

Protests in Bahrain against Israeli normalization deal met with heavy police repression

Bahrainis have mobilized across the country in support of the Palestinian people and to demand an end to Manama's agreements with Tel Aviv

Protests in the occupied West Bank after Israeli forces arrest several relatives of Palestinian escapees

Occupation officials grow ever more desperate to capture six Palestinian prisoners who staged a daring escape from a maximum security prison on Monday

Violence during Israel protests as security establishment panics

Israeli police resorted to violent measures against protesters demonstrating against the judicial reforms on the same day that three soldiers were killed in an attack on the border with Egypt

Over 100,000 Israelis protest judicial reforms in Tel Aviv

The massive turnout marks the start of the twentieth week since the anti-government protests began

Iran summons Iraqi ambassador, protests presence of opposition groups

Iran considers the separatist groups terrorist organizations and holds them responsible for several deadly attacks in the past

Israeli tech start-ups shifting overseas: Report

Investor confidence in the Israeli tech sector has been shaken by uncertainty following the government's proposed judicial reform

‘Anonymous Sudan’ attacks Mossad, Israeli institutions

Origins of the group are murky, and Anonymous collectives have been infiltrated by intelligence agencies in the past

PIJ warns of retaliation if hunger striker dies in Israeli prison

A 78 day hunger strike has caused Palestinian prisoner and senior PIJ official Khader Adnan's health to deteriorate, suggesting he could die at any time

Indonesian hacker group targets Israeli websites, including ministries

The cyber group targeted the Israeli ministries of foreign affairs, education, and health, as well as taking down the websites of train and bus companies

Israeli intelligence minister welcomes visit of former Shah’s son

Reza Pahlavi has called for increased sanctions and protests in Iran to achieve regime change

Mossad complicit in inciting Israel protests: Report

This comes in light of the hundreds of Israeli army reservists who recently began a boycott of their military service in protest against Netanyahu's plans

Israeli police chief calls national guard ‘unnecessary step’ with steep price

Israel's far-right government recently approved the formation of a civilian militia to be commanded by Jewish supremacist minister Itamar Ben Gvir

Arab League condemns Israeli assault on Al-Aqsa Mosque

Extremist settlers raided the holy site after Israeli police violently detained around 400 Palestinian worshippers

Reservists boycotting duty over judicial reform to be dismissed: Israeli Air Force chief

The announcement was made a week after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu postponed the judicial reform legislation

Israeli raids on Al-Aqsa Mosque persist through Ramadan

During Ramadan every year, Palestinian worshippers face increased violence and harassment from settlers and troops

Israeli government freezes judicial reform until May

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will proceed with the reform through negotiations with the opposition

Tyranny on the waters: The UAE-Israeli occupation of Yemen’s Socotra Island

The transformation of Yemen’s strategically-located Socotra Island into an Emirati-Israeli military intelligence hub has raised concerns for the Ansarallah movement and its allies, significantly increasing the geopolitical stakes of the Yemen war.

Israeli defense minister threatens to resign over judicial overhaul

Members of Netanyahu's Likud Party are reportedly arranging to 'soften' the upcoming reforms following Yoav Gallant's threats

Israeli official under fire for violating Jordan peace treaty, anti-Palestinian tirade

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich claimed 'there is no such thing as a Palestinian people' during a speech commemorating a far-right figure in Paris

Israeli president warns ‘civil war’ imminent if Netanyahu forges ahead with judicial overhaul

Israel's far-right government coalition refused to compromise on reforms that would neutralize the high court of justice and bring the judiciary under its control

Arab world hails Iran-Saudi reconciliation as Israeli leaders trade blame

While resistance leaders across West Asia celebrated the news, the Israeli government blamed the 'weakness' of former officials and of the current US government

Mossad allows staff to participate in anti-government protests

While most Mossad employees are allowed to participate in the demonstrations, around 300 high-ranking officials and senior staff have been excluded from the agreement

US defense chief stuck at Tel Aviv airport as thousands join anti-govt protests

Lloyd Austin's visit comes as violence in the occupied West Bank continues to spike, with at least 78 Palestinians being killed by Israeli troops and settlers since the start of the year

Israeli army fires artillery into Gaza, raising fears of escalation

Previous Israeli provocations in the occupied West Bank have led to brutal Israeli bombing campaigns in Gaza in the past

Israeli activists call on Washington to sanction Netanyahu

Many in Israel fear that Netanyahu’s plans for a judicial overhaul will result in the downfall of democracy and the rise of an Israeli dictatorship

More Israelis seek foreign passports after judicial overhaul: Report

Israelis are calling the far-right government's judicial overhaul a threat to Israeli 'democracy'

Turkiye, Israel set to resume flights: Israeli FM

Cohen disclosed that the first flight from Tel Aviv to Ankara is set to depart on 16 February, as part of an airline security agreement signed last year

Tens of thousands protest against Israeli government judicial reform

Several businesses, including law firms and tech startups, have granted permission to employees to join the wide-scale protests