Lahav Harkov

Biden called Macron to reach compromise; Lebanon has required France to play a central role in monitoring the possible cease-fire with Israel

While the deal is expected to receive majority support within the cabinet, it remains unpopular in the PM's right-wing base and beyond, with even commentators on the staunchly pro-Netanyahu Channel 14 criticizing it

While the State of Israel cannot eradicate the world's oldest hatred of antisemitism, it must take effective action to mitigate it.

Cease-fire deal allows Israel to act against Hezbollah violations; IDF shoots at suspicious vehicle near border

When Israel struck Hezbollah targets it was accused of breaking the agreement, but if it does not respond to violations, Hezbollah will have carte blanche to threaten Israel

Israel has opportunity to start a positive relationship with some Syrian rebel groups, even as IDF deploys in buffer zone to make clear they should avoid attacking Israel

Tehran may try to compensate for the loss of Assad, a key element in their regional strategy, by moving toward a nuclear weapon, experts warn

Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar and IDF Intelligence Directorate head Maj.-Gen. Shlomi Binder reportedly visited Jordan over the weekend to discuss the implications of the rebels' victory in Syria and concerns that extremists may undermine King Abdullah's regime

The number of antisemitic events in Australia spiked this month, and the response from the authorities, especially in Victoria, has been viewed as lackluster by much of the Jewish community, leaving them feeling vulnerable

The PA's security forces are facing off against Iran-backed terrorists in the West Bank, but Netanyahu's government still opposes expanding their role to post-war Gaza