The Latest Breaking News from Israel

Emergency services say 310 bodies have been found in past week as UN rights chief says he is ‘horrified’ by reports

Iran's strike on Israel raises concerns of internal crackdown on dissent, drawing international condemnation.

Authorities move to break up encampments at two more US universities on Monday, as Columbia University cancels in-person classes

The United Nations called Tuesday for an international investigation into reports of mass graves at two Gaza hospitals destroyed in Israeli sieges, saying war crimes may have been committed. Gaza's civil defence agency said Tuesday that health workers had uncovered nearly 340 bodies of Palestinians allegedly killed and buried by…

President Biden meets with Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez to discuss Israel-Palestine conflict tensions and engage with differing viewpoints on the issue.

Rep. John Carter's office vandalized by anti-Israel activists after voting for aid to Israel. Carter remains resolute in his support.

Independent review of UNRWA's neutrality procedures in response to Israeli allegations, highlighting critical role in providing aid to Palestinian refugees.

Protests on prestigious US college campuses like Yale, New York University, and Columbia University have intensified amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. These demonstrations have prompted significant police intervention and drastic administrative measures, including the cancellation of in-person classes at Columbia, as institutions grapple with escalating campus unrest.

The U.S. may suspend military aid to an Israeli unit for human rights violations under the Leahy law, while continuing substantial support.

Plus: A listener asks the editors to steel man the case for the Jones Act, an antiquated law that regulates maritime commerce in U.S. waters.

Classes at Columbia University were shifted online Monday as protests over the Israel-Hamas war heightened tensions on US campuses and led to dozens of arrests at Yale University.