Concerns are being raised over Israel's E1 settlement project, which critics warn could undermine the two-state solution and has drawn strong condemnation from Europe.

A new study reveals that 52% of Israelis are concerned about revealing their nationality when traveling abroad, with 41% having altered travel plans or behavior since October 7.

Sweden's Left Party has urged the Swedish government to bring an Israeli minister before the International Criminal Court (ICC). This call comes amid ongoing international discussions regarding actions in the region.

A report indicates growing concern among Israelis regarding the diminishing ties with the younger generation of Jewish Americans.

A screening of 'The Bridge,' a film about Israelis finding joy through music after October 7, was attended by Mike Huckabee. For the Israeli participants, the trip to Los Angeles' Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp was a way to reclaim parts of their lives post-conflict.

A growing number of Israelis are choosing to emigrate, with fewer returning, a trend some consider an act of betrayal during a period of national crisis. This marks a significant shift in population movement for the country.

An opinion piece explores the current definition of 'right-wing' in Israeli politics, noting that most Israelis desire a democratic Jewish-majority state, which doesn't inherently align with traditional left or right labels.

Israelis have returned to a West Bank settlement that was closed over 20 years ago, marking a significant development in the region.

A new survey indicates that 74% of Arab-Israeli respondents believe their society urgently needs new public figures and leadership amidst political divisions ahead of upcoming Knesset elections.

Experts are warning that a 'tsunami' of emigration is reshaping Israel's future, with nearly 270,000 Israelis having left the country over three years, citing political uncertainty and security concerns.

Israeli pop singer Noga Erez faces a unique challenge in her career, often perceived as too Israeli for international audiences while simultaneously being criticized for her views on Israel within her home country.

The Greek Ombudsman intervened following complaints of incidents where services were denied to Israeli nationals based on their ethnicity or origin.

Analysts suggest that despite ongoing conflicts and a genocide, the upcoming October elections in Israel will be determined by issues closer to home for voters.

New data indicates a significant increase in problematic substance use among Israelis, with one in four engaging in such behavior since the October 7 attacks and the subsequent war in Gaza.

Samúel has reportedly received threats from Israelis. This situation raises concerns about personal safety and international tensions.

Greece's tourism minister insists that the country remains safe for Israeli tourists, despite recent reports of attacks on visitors.

An editorial questions whether Israelis want a government that allows extremism to run unfettered, as settler violence reportedly rises.

Erez Winner, chairman of HaBithonistim, advocates for Israel to pursue decisive victory, build a larger and more self-reliant IDF, and implement national service for all Israelis.

A JPPI poll indicates that nearly 40% of Israeli Jews support the annexation of the West Bank, with 19% of Arab Israelis also supporting it if citizenship is granted to Palestinians.

Two Israeli tourists reported being chased and kicked during their vacation in Montenegro in what they described as an apparent antisemitic attack after being asked about their origin.

A debate has emerged regarding plans for 70,000 Israelis living abroad to return home to vote in the upcoming election, sparked by a column questioning their participation.

Der israelische Historiker Yuval Noah Harari sagt, die Menschheit sollte sich mehr vor US-Techunternehmen fürchten als vor Killerrobotern.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced that Serbia plans to open a drone factory in cooperation with Israelis, with operations expected to begin around September 15 or 20.

Three Israelis were arrested on major highways for transporting Palestinians accused of illegally entering the country.

An opinion piece reflects on the generation of young Israelis who served after October 7, now balancing personal milestones like marriage and careers with the ongoing burdens of war and nation-building.

The Commander of the Finnish Defence Forces visited Israel to familiarize himself with the overall air defense system and operational experiences, particularly concerning the David's Sling system.

The relationship between Israel and America is reportedly at its most fraught in decades due to the Gaza and Iran wars, leading to changing attitudes between the two populations.

Israel has recorded unprecedented levels of emigration over the past two years, with nearly 270,000 people leaving the country in three years. This marks a significant increase in Israelis choosing to relocate abroad.

Amidst a record surge in settler attacks, the Israeli government has distributed over 100,000 assault rifles to Israelis, raising concerns about the arming of illegal settlers.

Israelis from various political and religious backgrounds are expressing concern about the diminishing connection between their country and younger generations of Jewish Americans. This reflects a growing divide in identity and priorities.

An editorial argues that Israeli citizens deserve full disclosure and accountability from both the government and opposition regarding wartime decisions and failures since October 7, before the upcoming elections.

Four Israelis were among eight foreign nationals arrested after Greek authorities discovered cocaine, MDMA, cannabis, pills, and cash aboard a catamaran near Lefkada.

An initiative called Komuna is bringing together young Israelis and new immigrants through Israeli folk dance, performing traditional dances like ‘Tsadik katamar’ and horas.

Young Israelis aged 15 to 30 discuss how war has become a constant backdrop to their lives, grappling with the certainty of their place and a desire for wanderlust, while reflecting on their country's army, politics, and religion.

The New York Mayor's controversial rhetoric, including fantasies of arresting the Israeli Prime Minister, is seen as symbolic politics that resonates with his voters but fuels a wave of antisemitic hate crimes against the Jewish community.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim stated that the country's decision to bar Israelis is due to oppression, not anti-Semitism.

An opposition MK has warned the Israeli government against restricting the entry of Israelis into the country prior to elections, amid fears that incoming voters might support opposition parties.

Luxembourg's financial supervisory authority, CSSF, approved the listing of Israeli government bonds in September 2025, a decision that has drawn attention from Amnesty International and is set to change from August.

A civil rights association in Israel has called for an end to measures reportedly considered by the Transportation Ministry to prevent Israeli citizens living abroad from returning to the country on charter flights.

Rabbis in Israel are using an unusual approach to combat Iranian espionage, urging their followers in widely circulated videos to avoid the temptation of spying for Iran, calling it a great blasphemy.

Malaysia has pledged to deport any Israelis discovered within its digital nomad community, following investigations into the tech sector.

Palestinian filmmaker Basel Adra, director of the Oscar-winning documentary 'No Other Land,' stated at a Madrid event that Israelis do not see Palestinians as human beings, noting increased Israeli violence in the West Bank since his award.

A report indicates that Israel's Transportation Ministry is weighing options to reduce the number of flights for Israelis returning to vote, with officials reportedly believing Minister Miri Regev may be aiming to suppress votes against PM Netanyahu.

Israir CEO Uri Sirkis stated that Israelis are concerned about potential flight cancellations due to tensions with Iran, noting the presence of US aircraft parked at Ben Gurion Airport.

Esther Marcus, a therapist from Kibbutz Alumim, helped establish resilience centers for survivors of the October 7 attacks but later became a war widow after her husband, Stevie, died.

A UN commission has called for the release of Palestinian doctor Hussam Abu Safiya, who has been held without charge since 2024, citing reports of his deteriorating health and severe mistreatment.

State media outlets are reporting Israeli attacks in South Lebanon. This comes amidst ongoing regional tensions.

Residents on the Israel-Lebanon border, both Jewish and Arab Israelis, express concerns about terrorist infiltration rather than missiles, as a fragile ceasefire with the Lebanese armed group holds.

An opinion piece encourages Israelis and Americans to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, viewing both nations as 'miracle-makers' despite current tensions.

Haaretz columnist Gideon Levy states that while Israelis were victims of October 7, they 'lost all limits' in the Gaza war. He warns that Israeli actions fuel antisemitism and should concern conscientious people worldwide.

An opinion piece suggests that Israelis tend to recognize victimhood only when it pertains to animals, specifically donkeys, rather than human suffering.

Israel's Foreign Ministry banned two Swedish MEPs from entering the country, citing their consistent anti-Israel actions and calls for legal proceedings against Israelis.

Syrian authorities reported that Israelis targeted a civilian vehicle with a drone in Damascus, warning that continued attacks could escalate regional tensions and endanger civilian safety.

A growing concern is noted over the weakening ties between Israel and young American Jews, with the Israeli Reform movement actively promoting programs to send young Israelis overseas as camp counselors.

Prominent Israelis have sent an open letter urging the Swiss government to stop trading in products from Israeli settlements in occupied territories, citing an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice.

Many Israelis have left their homeland over the past three years, dissatisfied with the country's political direction and seeking new lives in the USA and Europe.

The events of October 7 have significantly influenced the adolescence of young Israelis, who are now casting their votes for the first time.

The number of people emigrating from Israel now exceeds those immigrating, a trend attributed partly to the growing influence of ultra-Orthodox parties, which could have significant economic implications.

The Mossad and the Israeli army have recovered the remains of Jehuda Katz, the last of three soldiers missing in Lebanon since 1982, bringing him back to Israel.

For the third consecutive year, a record number of Israelis are leaving the country, with nearly 50,000 citizens, predominantly the wealthy, having departed in 2025, according to Tel Aviv University.

Ultra-Orthodox Jews protest every Saturday outside a Jerusalem cafe that remains open on the Sabbath, while secular Israelis counter-protest, highlighting a deep cultural and religious conflict over the future of the country.

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has called on Israeli citizens to arm themselves, promising to continue the process of transforming cities into 'firearm-friendly areas.'

A Tel Aviv University study indicates that Israeli immigration remains at record levels, with tens of thousands of citizens leaving the country annually to escape constant war and political instability.

An Israeli individual was caught with duty-free tobacco while crossing into southern Cyprus, an incident the customs department believes may be part of an "ant smuggling" ring. This is the latest in a series of similar incidents.

An opinion piece asserts that America's political landscape will not diminish the strong economic, technological, and personal connections between Israelis and Michiganians.

The Israeli embassy in Vienna has requested public assistance in locating an Israeli mother and her daughter who have gone missing in the city.

The Israeli military located three Israeli civilians who had crossed the border into Syria and transferred them to police for questioning, condemning their behavior for disturbing IDF activity.

A recent KAN poll found that nearly one-fifth of Israeli citizens considered leaving the country over the past two years, with one-third of respondents knowing someone who had already left.

A new poll reveals that 70 percent of Jewish Israelis are worried about the integrity of the nation's upcoming October elections, as the Netanyahu government faces increasing criticism.

Israeli soldiers reportedly entered a village in Lebanon, which, according to agreements, is under the control of the Lebanese army. The incident raises concerns about border security and existing accords.

The Israeli military has announced an investigation after footage emerged showing an IDF soldier hitting a Palestinian in the West Bank. The incident reportedly occurred during a violent confrontation between Israelis and Palestinians.

An editor's note highlights a documentary filmed weeks before the October 7 events as crucial viewing for Israelis ahead of future elections, emphasizing the cost of internal division.

A new Israeli Voice Index poll indicates that a majority of citizens across all major political blocs believe the integrity of the country's elections is in danger.

Potrošnja benzina u Izraelu pala je u martu 2026. nakon početka rata s Iranom, ali je već u maju i junu snažno porasla iako su cijene goriva dosegle gotovo rekordne nivoe.

Boy George has canceled planned appearances and dismissed his long-time label manager amid ongoing controversy surrounding his pro-Israeli song.

The 'Foxtrot Network' gang has been accused of carrying out attacks against Israelis at the behest of Iran. This accusation highlights concerns about state-sponsored criminal activities targeting specific populations.

David Bollag lebt in der Siedlung Efrat und unterrichtete jahrelang in Luzern. Die Universität bestreitet jede Vertuschung nach den Änderungen auf ihrer Webseite.

Large police forces secured a protest march in Tel Aviv where Israelis demonstrated against violence in the West Bank, with footage showing demonstrators marching before police blocked their path.

A report by the INSS indicates that Israelis are as concerned about internal violence between social groups as they are about Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, with growing fears of a prolonged war also noted.

Maximum tension has gripped the West Bank following the fatal shooting of two Israelis, leading to the largest wave of attacks on Palestinian villages by settler groups in months.

A Jerusalem cafe, initially seen as a symbol of secular defiance, has drawn criticism after it was revealed to be run by 'Jews for Jesus' adherents, leading to accusations of proselytizing.

A 27-year-old former IDF soldier was convicted after admitting to using a foreign passport to enter Iraq, Yemen, and Saudi Arabia, countries Israelis are barred from visiting without approval.

More than 2,300 right-wing Israeli individuals entered Al-Aqsa Mosque compound while Israeli police prevented Palestinians from entering for worship.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that Malaysia would not be intimidated into changing its decades-old policy of not allowing Israeli nationals into the country, asserting it does not contravene international laws.

On the hilltop of Sebastia, Israelis and Palestinians are engaged in a conflict over the ownership of historical heritage and control of the present-day site.

Israeli right-wing extremists are planning a protest march in the Gaza Strip to advocate for Jewish settlements, with eight far-right ministers expected to attend, while the army intends to prevent the demonstration with a restricted zone.

Während der Krieg zwischen den USA und Iran gerade wieder eskaliert, steht Israel inzwischen vermeintlich an der Seitenlinie. Welche Rolle spielt Benjamin Netanjahu noch im Irankrieg?

A group of Israelis reported being attacked in Budva, Montenegro, on Saturday, with one individual sustaining a broken jaw during the incident, according to an account given to Israeli public broadcaster KAN.

A record number of participants gathered in Israel for the annual Rubik's Cube competition, reflecting growing interest in the puzzle.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Malaysia will study a national petroleum reserve plan to mitigate global supply risks. He also reiterated that Israeli nationals found in Malaysia would be immediately deported.

An Israeli surgeon was disinvited from remotely participating in a Lebanese medical conference following complaints, citing Lebanese law that prohibits contact with Israelis.

Among Americans under 30, 58% now view Palestinians favorably, while only 32% hold a positive view of Israelis, indicating a significant shift in opinion influenced by the situation in Gaza and recent attacks in Lebanon.

Amid daily confrontations and land seizures by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, an unusual lunch gathering between Israelis and Palestinians took place in a remote cave in the territory.

A recent INSS survey revealed that nearly 40% of Israelis believe Iran won the war with the US, while 43% felt there was no decisive outcome, indicating a lack of clear victory perception in Israel.

Opinion pieces discuss the enduring value of Zionism and the lasting impact of war on some Israelis, suggesting that for certain individuals, the conflict will never truly conclude. These articles explore the deep-seated effects of ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Israeli forces arrested eight Palestinians suspected of assaulting Israelis in a West Bank village, and separately, a resident of Tarqumiyah was arrested in connection with the kidnapping of an IDF soldier.

Israelis joined protests and memorials to mark 1,000 days since the October 7 Hamas attack, with anti-Netanyahu demonstrations taking place. Many expressed a feeling that Israel has not achieved victory.

A political figure, Fayyad, has stated a commitment to not provide Americans or Israelis with an opportunity for domestic strife. The statement suggests an effort to maintain internal stability amidst regional tensions.

Three Israeli Jews were rescued after entering areas under Palestinian Authority control in the West Bank, which are prohibited for Israelis. This incident follows a separate rescue earlier this month of a woman forcibly taken to Hebron.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has shared his 'personal phone number' and invited citizens to contact him directly to discuss their concerns.

Israelis are expressing concern over a perceived weakening connection with younger Jewish Americans, prompting discussions on maintaining cultural and political ties.

Many Israelis are choosing the Greek island of Mykonos for their vacations, with reports indicating a significant presence of Israeli tourists on the island.

This analysis explores the rebuilding efforts of Hamas in Gaza and the corresponding decline in faith among Israelis living near the border regarding the Israeli Defense Forces' capabilities.

Israel's far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posted a video of a gallows site, stating that those convicted of terror offenses in military courts will be executed after a death penalty law, which does not apply to Israelis, is passed.

An article published in the German newspaper 'taz' has drawn criticism for allegedly portraying Germans and Israelis as scapegoats.

Thai authorities have issued arrest warrants for 20 Israeli nationals as part of a major business crackdown on Koh Samui, with a prominent real estate developer among those detained.

A French owner of a zoo in Koh Samui, Thailand, is facing growing controversy for reportedly refusing entry to Israeli visitors. He claims his mother's house in France was subsequently set on fire.

A Palestinian-owned cafe in Iceland experienced harassment when individuals tore down a map of Palestine displayed inside. The incident sparked a confrontation and drew attention to the cafe's display.

Two Israeli individuals, Mali and Liel Yahalomi, who were reported missing in Vienna, Austria, were located in Argentina with the help of AI search history data.

Musician Noga Erez faces hostility in her home country for criticizing the government, while abroad she is often reduced to her Israeli origin, as explored in the documentary 'Noga'.

Two Israeli women who were reported missing in Vienna have been confirmed to have departed Austria. Authorities have concluded their search after determining the women are no longer in the country.

An article explores the attempted 'Israelisation' of Latin America, questioning the sustainability of Israel's rapid achievements in the region.

The number of Israelis emigrating has significantly increased since 2023, with many leaving due to the cost of living and a general sense of alienation from the country.

Two Israeli tourists have gone missing in Vienna, prompting their brother to express his desperate wish for their safe return. Authorities are currently searching for the individuals.

Steffen Seibert, the former German ambassador to Tel Aviv, has sharply criticized Israel's settlement policy, stating that it needs to be clarified. His comments represent a strong rebuke of Israeli actions.

The IDF condemned an extremist settler takeover of Palestinian property near Qusra and Jalud in the West Bank, calling the activity “illegal, reprehensible, and unacceptable.”

The Israeli army has declared Taybeh, the last fully Christian village in the occupied West Bank, a closed military zone, prohibiting entry for Israelis, foreign nationals, and journalists, according to a Palestinian journalist.

The Jerusalem Post provides a concise news roundup covering top stories, including warnings for Israelis in Greece and emerging plans for Gaza reconstruction.

A senior IDF officer stated that Israelis frequently enter the West Bank without military approval, citing an example of a two-hour hike that went unnoticed by soldiers.

An Israeli settler has been charged with the killing of Awdah Hathaleen, a well-known teacher and filmmaker, during an attack by settlers in the occupied West Bank.

Relations between Israel and several European Union member states have entered a difficult period since the Hamas-led attacks on October 7, 2023, leading to anger among Israelis towards Europe.

An opinion piece argues that if Diaspora Jews are expected to serve in the IDF during war, they should also be able to vote in Israeli elections more easily.

Israelis are preparing to head to the polls in October for the country's first election since the war on Gaza began, raising questions about Prime Minister Netanyahu's political survival.

Six Jewish Israelis were filmed spitting at the entrance to Saint James Monastery in Jerusalem's Old City.

An Israeli attack on a clinic warehouse in Gaza resulted in three fatalities and several injuries, according to Palestinian reports.

An Israeli airstrike has reportedly damaged the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza City. Initial reports indicate that there were no injuries from the incident.

Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip have resulted in fatalities. The report indicates ongoing military actions in the region.

Violence in the West Bank has escalated, marked by deaths, arson attacks, and destroyed homes, after an incident resulted in the deaths of two Israelis and four Palestinians. The Israeli army is reportedly allowing radical settlers to act with impunity.

The IDF has apprehended two Israeli citizens who crossed into Syrian territory near the Hermon region, returning them to Israel for police transfer, as Syria reports a military raid in Quneitra.

An opinion piece emphasizes that every Israeli traveling abroad acts as a representative of their country, regardless of their personal identity or acceptance of the role.

Der Vorfall ereignete sich in der Nähe des israelischen Außenpostens Gilad Farm

Luxembourg's financial regulator, CSSF, has decided not to renew Israeli bonds, a move that has reignited a dispute surrounding these bonds in Ireland.

Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir was among 4,200 Israelis who entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex, marking one of the largest such entries this year, according to the Jerusalem administration.

Malaysia's Prime Minister has vowed to maintain the country's policy of barring entry to Israelis, following an incident where a dual US-Israeli citizen entered on a US passport but was ordered to leave after citizenship checks.

A Tzohar poll reveals that nearly half of surveyed Israelis support nationwide closures of entertainment venues on Tisha B'Av, while over a third prefer local decision-making on the matter.

A new report warns that millions of Israelis are at risk due to Fatah's significant military build-up in the West Bank, noting that the Palestinian force is now armed with tens of thousands of weapons.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry has received 45 reports of antisemitic incidents against Israelis abroad in the past year, marking a record number of physical assaults, verbal abuse, and denial of service.

Yoni Goldstein writes an opinion piece in the National Post, arguing that Israel's new Torah study law has the potential to unite all Israelis.

At least 10 men reportedly attacked and threw chairs at Israelis in Budva, Montenegro, resulting in injuries including a broken jaw and one victim fainting.

Security data indicates a 25% reduction in serious attacks by Israeli extremists against Palestinians in the West Bank since March, attributed to increased enforcement and arrests.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim warned that any Israeli nationals found in a tech commune in Johor would be immediately deported. This statement reinforces Malaysia's policy of not having diplomatic relations with Israel.

Upcoming Israeli elections have led to a rush for plane tickets among Israelis living abroad, as many consider flying home to cast their votes, reminiscent of previous election cycles.

A new poll reveals that almost half of Israelis support tougher sanctions and increased pressure to promote the conscription of Haredi men into the military.

In the occupied West Bank, Israelis and Palestinians shared an unusual lunch in a cave, highlighting ongoing land disputes where Israeli settlers continue to seize land from Palestinian residents.

At least eight people have been killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza on Wednesday, according to Gaza authorities.

According to the Central Bureau of Statistics Labor Force Survey Data for May 2026, Israel saw a decrease in employment rates, with 4,469,000 Israelis in the workforce and 126,500 unemployed.

A report indicates that UNRWA has not implemented UN-recommended reforms regarding violent speech and antisemitism, with some textbooks reportedly praising violence against Israelis.

An opinion article proposes that a successful peace process between Israelis and Palestinians requires a foundation of shared interests, obligations, verification, accountability, courage, and strong leadership.

One thousand days after October 7, a majority of Israelis are reportedly exhausted by the ongoing war, fearful of further attacks, and enraged by Prime Minister Netanyahu's priorities.