Ruth Eglash

Communications experts point to chaotic bureaucratic organization and structure, lack of discipline and unity, and bad policies -- as well as the age-old scourge of antisemitism

Following the Oct. 7 terror attacks, President Biden flew to Israel to show his support. Now the U.S. administration is trying to restrain Israel's final military operation in Gaza, urging it to be more surgical and protect civilians

A captured Hamas commander told Israeli officials that the group uses hospitals ‘because of the large population there and also because there is water, electricity and a lot of action…. and because a hospital cannot be touched in war.'

Israel and the U.S. are said to be on high alert following last week's strike in Damascus that killed a top Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps general

Some see the withdrawal of the army's 98th Division from southern Gaza as a direct capitulation to U.S. pressure; others say it is just a breather, giving time for the army to regroup before a final push into Rafah

Much of the credit has gone to the strength of the United States Central Command, which has been coordinating military operations between regional allies, including Israel, for the past three years

Israel's air defense operation against Iran's unprecedented attack will go down in military history as one of the most successful ever carried out, analysts tell Jewish Insider

‘I was stuck in my own world and couldn't stop painting,' Druze artist Sam Halaby says of the nine years he spent decorating his childhood home and opening it to the public

The war in Gaza is the first where such a large number of women have been fighting behind enemy lines

Brook Parker-Bello, an outspoken activist against gender-based violence and human trafficking, will use the experiences and stories she heard during a trip to Israel to speak out for victims of Hamas' Oct. 7 massacre