Editorial No One’s at Fault
It’s hard to imagine anyone daring to demand that someone be held responsible for an incident which claimed so many victims
Gaza
Analysis The Hamas Talks That Silenced Netanyahu's Twitter Account
While Netanyahu and Lieberman pretended like the Hamas talks didn't happen, Bennett rallied for war
Analysis Closing of Probe Into 2014 Gaza War's 'Black Friday' Lacks Touch With Reality
When a preliminary examination lasts four years, its real purpose is to prevent a criminal investigation
Gaza Cease-fire, Prisoner Swap and Seaport: Details of Israel-Hamas Deal Emerge
Understanding, approved by all minister but Bennett and Shaked, includes six phases to be implemented gradually
Israel Bars Gaza Mother From Accompanying 3-year-old Son to Chemotherapy
Israeli security sources say woman can't leave Gaza because she's a close relative of a Hamas member
Hamas-Israel Deal to Include Year-long Cease-fire, Gaza-Cyprus Sea Lane, Report Says
Emerging agreement would also involve Qatari funding for electricity in Gaza and Qatari payment of Hamas officials' salaries, according to Hezbollah-affiliated news outlet
Attorney General Seeks to Soften Israel's Policy on Medical Treatment for Gazans
Defense chief opposes easing restrictions until the issue Israeli prisoners and missing persons is resolved
Israel-Hamas Cease-fire on Gaza Goes Into Effect
Understandings of cease-fire, mediated by Egypt and UN, are based on the principles that were agreed upon at the end of 2014 Gaza war
IDF Closes Probe Into 2014 Gaza War's Deadly 'Black Friday'
Three soldiers and dozens of Palestinians were killed in Rafah in August 2014; controversial 'Hannibal Directive' was used to thwart soldier’s abduction
Israel Reopens Gaza Commercial Crossing as Deal With Hamas Nears
Israel's defense ministry said that if Gaza remains quiet, the crossing will reopen Wednesday morning