Despite the Druze massacre in southern Syria, the chief rabbi of Syrian Jews in Israel says peace is still possible: 'There are contacts'; Herzog: Iran’s weakening opens 'a rare window of opportunity'

Dershowitz voices strong support for Netanyahu’s legal battle and Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza in interview, condemning global double standards and rising anti-Israel bias

As violence escalates across the border, Israeli Druze grapple with separation, uncertainty and grief; while some families reunite after decades, others are left clinging to messages from loved ones trapped amid the bloodshed

Izz al-Din Al-Haddad survived six Israeli assassination attempts and the elimination of nearly all top commanders; he played a key role in planning October 7 and now leads terror group's forces; IDF says he has changed his appearance out of fear 

Shish Bedrosian tells how soldiers dropped them off at a strategic and critical location for the IDF

Syrian-born activist Rawan Osman: 'What we are seeing in the media — the images, the videos of Syrian security forces withdrawing — are not sufficient'

The easefire brings temporary calm, but explosions inside Iran raise new questions; 'These are not isolated technical malfunctions says one expert