Articles by July, 2025

Dina Ben Tal-Gnansia, CEO of El Al Israel Airlines, announced her resignation this week, informing the company’s board that she will step down by the end of the year. Her early announcement comes nearly six months ahead of her departure, allowing the airline ample time to find a successor and ensure a smooth leadership transition

Former Israeli PM warns of ethnic cleansing as critics condemn forced relocation plan. In one of the most searing critiques from within Israel’s political establishment, former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has described the Israeli government’s plan to relocate Gaza’s population to a so-called “humanitarian city” as tantamount to the creation of a concentration camp

Less than three hours after announcing pending charges against the Israel Prison Service commissioner, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara delivered another bombshell: Yonatan Urich, a senior advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will also face criminal charges pending a hearing

In a dramatic political development, United Torah Judaism (UTJ) announced Monday evening its withdrawal from the government and coalition, citing a breakdown in negotiations over a long-promised draft exemption law for yeshiva students. The decision, taken at the directive of senior rabbis, marks a significant escalation in tensions between the ultra-Orthodox parties and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government

A serious incident occurred Monday afternoon in the northern Gaza Strip when three Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers were killed in an explosion that struck their tank during combat operations in Jabaliya. The fallen soldiers were all members of the 52nd Battalion of the 401st Armored Brigade. An armored officer was also seriously injured in the incident and has been hospitalized for treatment

The Ministry of Health has announced the formation of an official committee to investigate the governance and operations of Clalit Health Services, Israel's largest healthcare provider. The move follows a series of high-level resignations and growing concerns over corporate governance and management efficiency within the organization

An Israeli shell that struck the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza City on Thursday has sparked widespread international condemnation after the attack killed three civilians, including two women, and injured ten others, including Parish Priest Father Gabriele Romanelli

Tensions along the Israeli-Syrian border escalated Saturday night as dozens of young Druze citizens from Israel crossed into Syria in response to escalating sectarian violence in the Syrian city of Sweida. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are bracing for further border breaches overnight amid fears that additional youths may attempt to cross to support the besieged Druze community in Syria

On the 652nd day since the October 7 Hamas attack, during which dozens of Israeli men and women were kidnapped and taken to Gaza, renewed pressure mounted on both Israeli and international leaders to finalize a comprehensive hostage release deal. Amid ongoing negotiations in Qatar, tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through Tel Aviv on Saturday night, culminating in a mass rally outside the U.S. Embassy

The Knesset Legal Advisory Committee voiced firm opposition on Sunday to efforts to make the so-called "Al Jazeera Law" a permanent statute, warning that the proposed amendments raise serious constitutional concerns and undermine judicial oversight. Despite the warnings, the Knesset’s National Security Committee is expected to vote Monday on preparing the law for a first reading