Netanyahu’s comeback viewed as threat to Israeli army, Jewish community abroad

The incoming Israeli government lacks the support of the majority of Israelis, as well as army commanders and international Jewish organizations

Teetering on the verge of collapse, Israeli government marks first year in power

While officials claim their government has 'improved life in matters of security,' recent polls show an increasing number of Israelis feel unsafe in the occupied territories

From Panjshir to Baku: Iran’s search for a new hard-power strategy in Eurasia

Iran may be a late comer to Caucasus geopolitics, but it plans to deliver a powerful opening gambit with some new allies in its corner

Israeli, Bahraini FM discuss expansion of bilateral ties

Cohen disclosed that the two foreign ministers had discussed the developments of several 'meaningful projects'

Rocket fired from Gaza into Israel following Al-Aqsa provocation

On the same day, Israeli forces shot dead 15 year old Adam Ayad during a raid in Bethlehem

UAE ambassador receives Religious Zionist party leader

Last month, the UAE's foreign minister warned Netanyahu that including Smotrich and Ben-Gvir in the new government could harm relations between the two countries

UAE invites Ben-Gvir to National Day reception

The diplomatic relationship and bilateral cooperation and trade significantly improved between Israel and the UAE since the signing of the Abraham Accords

Israel’s extremist Ben Gvir plans to storm Al-Aqsa Mosque

The incoming national security minister also informed reporters of his intention to relax open fire regulations, specifically targeting Palestinians

Leader of Religious Zionist Party demands de facto annexation of West Bank

While demands for a de facto annexation of the West Bank sound extreme, Israel has been funding the expansion of illegal settlements with millions of dollars since many years

Netanyahu returns, but Israel’s political and military landscape has changed

Bibi is back, leading Israel’s most right-wing government but also facing unprecedented Palestinian resistance and global turmoil.

Palestinians boycott Zara for ties to Israeli extremist

Joey Schwebel, chairman of Israel's Zara franchise, hosted MK Itamar Ben Gvir for a campaign event a week prior to upcoming elections

Israeli extremists ramp up their attacks on Sheikh Jarrah residents

Attacks by Israeli far-right groups have significantly increased during the past two years

Netanyahu forbids ministers from meeting US officials until Biden invites him to DC: Report

Israeli prime ministers have historically visited the US within the first few weeks of their premierships

Dead on arrival: The US plan to train PA ‘special forces’ in the West Bank

Despite being in conflict with armed resistance factions in the West Bank, Palestinian Authority forces have also collaborated with them, posing a challenge to those who seek to divide Palestinians.

Destruction of the ‘Third Temple’: Israel on the brink of civil war

Recent mass protests in Israel against controversial, undemocratic judicial reforms have raised concerns about the potential for domestic civil clashes which threaten the fundamental stability of the 'Jewish state.'

Judaizing Jerusalem: Israel’s ‘demographic’ plan to ethnically cleanse the Holy City

The most right-wing government in Israel’s history is committed to advancing the Judaization of Jerusalem, including demolishing the Al-Aqsa Mosque and diminishing the Arab demographic in Al-Quds.

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

A new Palestinian era: Israel faces lethal consequences of Occupation 

Resistance psychology and tactics in the occupied-West Bank have evolved dramatically, and today pose a lethal threat to Israeli settlers and their occupation state.

Israeli cybersecurity firm withdraws money from Israel following judicial reforms

Assaf Rappaport, CEO of Wiz, planned to go through with the move after pressure from investors concerned about Israel's judicial reforms

Israeli airstrikes hit Gaza for second time this year

Tensions in the occupied territories have been at a fever pitch since Israel inaugurated it's most far-right government to date

Israel expands militarization of West Bank as officials debate easing gun laws

Resistance factions from across West Asia have expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people, and also renewed warnings about an impending escalation in the region due to Israel's actions

US worried about ‘security situation’ in occupied territories ahead of Blinken’s visit

This weekend, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken will be traveling to Egypt, followed by a visit to Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories early next week

Israeli minister calls for the demolition of hundreds of Palestinian homes

Long standing Zionist efforts to ethnically cleanse indigenous Palestinian Muslims and Christians are set to accelerate under newly formed Israeli government

Israel’s outgoing army chief says new war would ‘set Lebanon back 50 years’

Kochavi also took aim at the new Israeli government's plans in the occupied West Bank, which Hezbollah has previously said 'could ignite the entire region'

ADL survey reveals 39 percent of US citizens believe Jews ‘more loyal to Israel’

The survey results show that at least 20 percent of US citizens believe 'Israel gets away with anything'

Ghajar: The flashpoint town between Lebanon, Syria, and Israel 

The Syrian-Lebanese town of Ghajar, occupied by Israel since 1967, is fixed at the center of a regional geopolitical confrontation.

Qassem Soleimani in Venezuela: The lesser known motive behind his assassination

Why was Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani assassinated by the US? His visit to Venezuela in 2019 may provide some answers.

Israel’s Knesset approves controversial bill over police authority

Legal experts have pushed back on the bill, saying it doesn't provide a sufficient balance between police independence and the authority of the minister

Israeli far-right officials ‘would not stand in way’ of Saudi normalization: Report

Hebrew media reports say that, if normalization with the kingdom is on the table, Netanyahu would likely freeze West Bank annexation plans

Netanyahu forms new government with deal calling for de-facto annexation of West Bank settlements

With minutes left on the clock, the incoming premier reached a deal with his far-right allies that calls for the official authorization of hundreds of illegal settlements in Palestinian land