Palestinians
Former Gaza hostage Almog Meir Jan says captivity shattered his belief in coexistence
"We wake up every morning for those who aren’t here to be better people and grow from the pain. If we’re united, nothing can defeat us," Almog said.
'People will live in the streets': Israel steps up evictions of Palestinians from east Jerusalem
If Palestinians want representation, they must accept accountability for Oct. 7 - opinion
IDF tests readiness for Houthi infiltration via Jordan under manpower limits
IDF: Staying in West Bank refugee camps will quell lone-wolf terror
To date, the IDF and the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) have succeeded in catching and stopping such efforts, but some of the rocket building efforts have progressed to later stages.
Pro-Hamas extremist Islamist preacher begins UK speaking tour despite calls for ban
One of the extremist's first posts after the October 7 Hamas massacre was on October 8, 2023, when he tweeted: "The people of Gaza finally punched back."
Why Israel has suppressed its legal narrative on the war for two years - exclusive
LEGAL AFFAIRS: While the record is problematic, it should be noted that Israel is far from having abandoned the playing field entirely.
Modern blood libel: When Jewish self-defense gets labeled 'settler violence' - opinion
West Bank Jews do not wake up in the morning seeking to attack their Arab neighbors. When friction occurs, it is almost always in the context of self-defense.
West Bank settler violence is not a fringe phenomenon – it is Israeli government policy - opinion
According to Yesh Din data, law enforcement against settlers who harm Palestinians is virtually nonexistent: 94% of police investigations are closed without indictment.
Which countries, movements, groups are involved in Yemen's yearslong conflict? - explainer
Yemen's more than decade-long civil war has flared up after a United Arab Emirates-backed separatist movement swept through territory in the south, splintering the Saudi-led coalition.
Somaliland denies trading recognition with Israel for accepting Gazans
Last week, Israel became the first country to recognize the independence of Somaliland, angering international powers who bemoaned the move at the United Nations Security Council.
Palestinian father reveals how Hamas manipulates Gazan teens to join terror ranks - interview
Hamas offered to give Mustafa's son 1,500 shekels if he agreed to work for them, either in the police force or by engaging in Hamas's activities.
After Oct. 7, young Israelis are the hardest to lecture about peace with Palestinians - opinion
The experience of being an Israeli soldier in Gaza over the past two years leaves little room for considering alternative thinking.
IDF imprisons, but doesn't expel, paratroopers for vandalizing Palestinian cars
Three paratrooper commanders and soldiers were sentenced to 20-30 days in military prison for their involvement, with additional soldiers facing non-prison consequences.
