New maps still envision 2 KM buffer zone around Rafah, where Israel is planning controversial 'humanitarian city' that terror group aims to thwart; Trump still bullish a deal can be reached

PM says strikes in line with demilitarization policy, pledge to protect Druze; Damascus says truce reached with factions controlling Sweida, where sectarian violence has killed scores

Leaders of City University of New York, Georgetown and Berkeley hauled before lawmakers; protesters repeatedly interrupt proceedings with shouts of 'genocide'

Facing coalition turmoil and growing criticism over Gaza conflict, PM hails his wartime actions, repeats claims that intel officials dismissed Hamas threat and kept him in the dark

In raucous session, only 73 of the required 90 lawmakers back motion to boot Hadash-Ta'al chairman Ayman Odeh, who vows to 'stand strong against fascism' and 'fight for democracy'

British Board of Deputies identifies rising antisemitism in civil society, including national health service, unions, and professional bodies, leaving Jews 'nowhere they can turn'

Jerusalem mayor Moshe Lion calls Gaon's songs 'the soundtrack of Israel' at festive exhibition opening

Jewish-American actor tells NYT of getting bad 'vibe' from Netanyahu in chance 1980s meeting; wife Kathryn Grody says antisemitism claims being used to silence criticism of Israel