The Latest Breaking News from Israel

In today’s newsletter: With its nuclear capabilities down but not out and domestic support strong, the question is where Iran goes next

Wissam Haddad was sued by two members of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry over lectures in 2023 recorded in Bankstown

Families report ‘horrific’ conditions in jails and fear executions may be hastened as part of broader crackdown

The first group of Australians have been able to leave Iran amid threats of further Israeli missile strikes, but thousands more are still awaiting assistance.

Israeli military forces new wave of displacement by issuing evacuation orders for swathes of northern Gaza

Leader was appointed to construction board despite lack of formal process; searing temperatures in Europe, and heat too much for Popyrin at Wimbledon

President Donald Trump on Monday formally dismantled US sanctions against Syria, hoping to reintegrate the war-battered country into the global economy as Israel eyes ties with its new leadership.

In the wake of anti-Israel rhetoric at the UK's largest festival, Bob Vylan was dropped by their label and denied entry to the U.S. ahead of their upcoming tour.

Political witch hunt.

The bronze artifacts may have served as coffin handles for a burial in what is now Israel, but the true nature of the find remains unclear.

While the ceasefire between Israel and Iran represented a positive development following a tense geopolitical flashpoint, it wasn't without consequence. The agreement between the two warring nations to halt hostilities led to a conspicuous decline in gold, which took down other precious metals, including silver. Subsequently, the miner sector also…