Hanover’s St. Joseph Catholic School draws outrage after a float displayed the Nazi slogan 'Arbeit Macht Frei'; the diocese, church and creator all issue apologies as Jewish groups condemn incident and call for renewed Holocaust education

Coalition advanced two contentious bills: one expanding rabbinical courts’ authority to arbitrate civil disputes, and another overhauling media regulation by creating a single broadcast regulator

Data reveal nearly 900 incidents of drones carrying drugs and weapons from Sinai into Israel in just three months; IDF’s new countermeasures cut incidents, but farmers near the border warn smugglers have just shifted to other locations

Plan creates a Board of Peace to oversee Gaza’s reconstruction, aid, and governance reform, working with international partners and a World Bank-led fund until the Palestinian Authority completes approved reforms

Edits to Wikipedia’s 'Gaza genocide' page were blocked after concerns over anti-Israel bias and breaches of neutrality policy, sparking sharp debate among editors over political influence and the site’s commitment to balanced reporting

MK Limor Son Har-Melech, who introduced the death penalty bill for terrorists with Prime Minister Netanyahu’s support, said it applies only to those who 'harm the State of Israel'; also rejected US plans for an international Gaza force, citing it is 'an attempt to control us'

Rescue teams, including ZAKA divers, are searching off Herzliya beach for the phone allegedly thrown into the sea by former military advocate general Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi; Police believe the device holds key evidence in the leak investigation

On a voyage through Budapest and Vienna, injured IDF veterans cast their pain into the Danube in a Tashlich ritual and retrace Herzl’s footsteps—confronting trauma, loss, faith and the meaning of Zionism in a time of war