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According to researchers and rights activists, Israel is deploying artificial intelligence tools to monitor Palestinian land and expedite demolitions in the occupied West Bank.
Rep. Gregory Meeks has placed a hold on a $2.8 billion heavy weaponry sale to Israel, citing concerns over civilian protections and adherence to U.S. and international law.
European and Arab military chiefs are gathering in Paris to discuss bolstering Lebanon's armed forces and planning alternative international support as the UN peacekeeping mission's mandate nears its end.
Rights groups report that Israel has included a tender for 2,167 housing units in its E1 settlement expansion project, drawing condemnation from Palestinian officials and international opposition.
British charities, advocacy organizations, and activist groups have strongly condemned an official Israeli letter recommending their representatives and staff be barred from entering Israel following recent UK trade sanctions against illegal settlements.
European and Arab military leaders are gathering in Paris for high-level security talks concerning Lebanon, focusing on the impending conclusion of the UN peacekeeping mission and ongoing regional hostilities.
Judicial authorities in Tehran have executed Hossein Pedaran after convicting him of passing sensitive military and missile site information in Isfahan to Israel's Mossad.
As Israel heads toward parliamentary elections on October 27, the newly formed centrist party Yashar has taken the lead in recent opinion polls, outpacing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party amid his declining voter appeal.
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly prepared sweeping sanctions targeting the entire International Criminal Court, intensifying Washington's long-standing push against the global tribunal.
Israeli settlers and senior politicians, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have carried out provocative incursions into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound and underground tunnels in occupied East Jerusalem.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has expunged the criminal record of Elor Azaria, a former soldier convicted of manslaughter for killing a wounded Palestinian in Hebron in 2016.
A surge in extremist settler violence in the West Bank has sparked rare condemnation from US officials and rattled international allies, testing Israel's historic strategic partnership with Washington.
The award-winning documentary "NAZA" has sparked a major political firestorm in Israel, prompting death threats against its directors, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, and leading Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to propose legislation targeting those who defame IDF soldiers.
An award-winning documentary by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor accusing the IDF of systematic civilian killings in Gaza has triggered intense political backlash, state investigations, and accusations of treason in Israel.
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