Many Jews say they will adapt their Passover rituals around the Seder table this year to fit the somber mood of a country at war.
Author: ISABEL KERSHNER
Netanyahu Weighs Response to Iran, Wary of Alienating Biden
Its options range from striking Iran openly and forcefully to doing nothing at all. One factor to weigh is that the huge aerial attack did little damage.
Iran Attack Tests Netanyahu’s Political Staying Power
In a deeply polarized country that has again come under attack, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s fate may depend on what happens next.
Back From War, Reserve Soldiers Set Their Sights on Israel’s Politics as Usual
Inspired by the unity they experienced in the military, thousands of reservists returning from the front line in Gaza are organizing for political change.
Israel Formally Rejects Unilateral Recognition of a Palestinian State
The largely symbolic move followed proposals by international allies that were discussed during recent cease-fire negotiations in Cairo.
Israeli Analysts Say Rafah Invasion Unlikely to Be Imminent
A major challenge for Israeli forces will be how to move the more than 1 million Gazans who have crowded into the city out of harm’s way.
Israel Moves to Stop Protesters from Blocking Aid Flow Into Gaza
The Israeli military has declared the area around the Kerem Shalom border crossing a closed military zone.
Deep Under Gaza, Evidence of Cells and Hostages, Israel Says
The Israeli military took reporters on a tour of an underground compound in the Gazan city of Khan Younis, where it says about 20 hostages were held by Hamas.
Deep Under Gaza, Israel Shows Evidence Hostages Were Held in Tunnels
The Israeli military took reporters on a tour of an underground compound in the Gazan city of Khan Younis, where it says about 20 hostages were held by Hamas.