On Israel's Election Day, Dutch Court to Hear War Crimes Case Against Benny Gantz
The suit seeks compensation for the deaths six members of Gazan-born Dutch citizen's family in Israel's 2014 war with Gaza
Egypt and Ethiopia at Odds as Talks Over Blue Nile Dam Resume
Without concessions from Ethiopia in the event of severe drought, Egypt says it would risk losing more than one million jobs and $1.8 billion in economic output annually, as well as electricity valued at $300 million
U.S. News
Opinion How Israel Will Thwart Any Rapprochement Between Trump and Iran
Despite Iran’s role in the Saudi attack, there’s still speculation that presidents Trump and Rohani may meet, even this week. Even a tentative bromance would severely strain Israel’s close ties with the White House
Europe
Afghan Taliban Sends Team to Russia After U.S. Talks Collapse
The decision comes as the movement looks to bolster regional support, with visits also planned for China, Iran and Central Asian states
Middle East
Trump Says Would 'Like to Avoid' War With Iran, but U.S. Prepared for It
Iran has rejected U.S. charges it was behind the strikes on Saudi Arabia Saturday that damaged the world's biggest crude-processing plant
Palestinian News
'We Had a Beautiful Life, and It Was Lost': Gaza Women Widowed in the 2014 War Speak Out
On the fifth anniversary of the end of Operation Protective Edge, Olfat al-Kurd, a B'Tselem field researcher in Gaza, visits five women who lost their husbands and other relatives in Israeli bombing
Americas
New Pact Lifts Duties on Israeli Imports of Canadian Foodstuffs
Expanded trade deal also allows Israeli industry freer access to the Canadian market
