Social Equality Minister May Golan, under investigation for alleged misuse of public funds, flew to New York for UN Women's Day, calling the trip a 'political necessity' despite wartime emergency guidelines and widespread flight cancellations. Many of her predecessors attended virtually or not at all

Tehran employs a zero-tolerance policy against its own citizens abroad who are vocally opposed to the regime. Iran says Up to 5 million Iranians live abroad, the majority of them in the ⁠U.S. and Europe, while Iranian media says almost 10 million live abroad

What Netanyahu would do well to remember before intoxicating himself with fantasies of erasing the memory of October 7, ending his trial and holding a royal feast with Iran's new shah

At the peak of endless wars, death and destruction, Israelis received their 11th commandment: Thou shalt not complain

The American arm of the Smol Emuni movement, born out of Israel's judicial overhaul protests, attracted hundreds of religious Jews to its second annual conference in New York. As the Iran war rages, the panels focused on Jewish supremacy, the destruction of Gaza and West Bank settler violence

Until now only residents in neighborhoods adjacent to the West Bank were eligible for weapons. Now another 300,000 residents in the city will enter the eligibility circle, including tens of thousands who did not complete military service