Police closed an art exhibition at a prominent East Jerusalem Palestinian theater, alleging it supported terrorism. The move is part of a wider operation to strengthen police control in the area.

Israel spent over NIS 90 billion on the war effort in 2025, leading to increased government borrowing and a higher debt burden. The public debt-to-gross domestic product ratio rose to 68.6%, with the budget deficit reaching 4.7% of gross domestic product.

A leading Satmar rabbi has urged followers to stop joining anti-conscription protests after two teenagers were killed during demonstrations. The directive comes amid heightened scrutiny of protest tactics and police oversight. The deaths have prompted rare intervention from senior ultra-Orthodox leadership.

International court cases against Myanmar and Israel are raising concerns about weakening the legal definition of genocide. The article argues that politicizing the term threatens its significance and undermines justice.

A new report says Israel is supplying anti-Hamas militias in Gaza with weapons, intelligence, and aid. Some in Israel warn this support could backfire, recalling past experiences with similar groups. The military declined to comment.

Greenland's remote landscape hides a rich, unexpected Jewish history spanning centuries. From whalers and scientists to soldiers and nurses, Jewish figures have left their mark, proving that faith and community can thrive even in the Arctic.

The government is considering a resolution to bypass the Attorney General's approval for executive actions and legislation. Critics warn this could erode legal safeguards and increase the risk of government overreach.

Israel's debt-to-GDP ratio rose to 68.6% in 2025 due to war-related costs, remaining below forecasts but still high. Officials warn that reducing the ratio will be challenging without stricter fiscal discipline.

Sotheby's 'Origins II' exhibition in Diriyah offers a rare chance to view modern and contemporary art from Saudi, Middle Eastern, and international artists. The free showcase runs until January 31 and leads up to a major auction at the historic Diriyah amphitheater.

If Iran's clerical regime falls, Israel faces a critical strategic moment with uncertain outcomes. Israel must prepare for instability, avoid strategic surprises, and separate hope from policy as it navigates the potential transition in Tehran.

A new biography explores how Vasili Mitrokhin, a Soviet archivist, secretly copied intelligence files and dealt a major blow to Soviet espionage. His revelations exposed hundreds of spies and changed the understanding of Cold War intelligence. The book delves into his motivations, struggles, and lasting impact.

A proposed death penalty bill for terrorists in Israel faces strong criticism, with opponents arguing it would increase attacks and harm Israel's global reputation. Critics urge lawmakers to reject the bill and uphold human rights.