Tal Inbar breaks down why cluster munitions are so difficult to intercept, how Israel’s air defense systems are performing, and what it all means for the future of Israeli strategy.

Jewish events or gatherings abroad considered risks, as National Security Council reaffirms assessment Iran 'will work more vigorously to carry out attacks against Israeli/Jewish targets'

Mladenov confirms phased nature of offer given to terror group, urges UN Security Council to rally around it; warns Israel that further military control of Gaza won't bring security

The interview reflects how some progressive Israelis and Jews, finding few allies among their own, may be looking instead to fringe voices on the right, where anti-Israel sentiment is growing

Bomblets impact across central Israel as Iran fires 13 salvos throughout Tuesday; IDF says it struck 'main' explosives facility near Isfahan; Tehran accuses US, Israel of bombing Bushehr nuclear site

John Lithgow stars in a new play about the beloved children’s author whose antisemitic outbursts of decades ago may sound hauntingly familiar to many Diaspora Jews today

Office tower in Manhattan to be sold as part of $318M settlement, with families of those killed in 2001 Sbarro bombing in Jerusalem among those to be compensated

Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiya was unknown until earlier this month, but a string of arson attacks has led some to suggest they may be tied to pro-Iranian militias