The Times of Israel

Israel is pushing ahead with efforts to forge a ceasefire in Lebanon as an early foreign policy “gift” for the incoming Trump administration, the Washington Post reports , citing Israeli officials.

Rift widens as US ice cream brand threatens to dismantle its board, sue members over alleged opposition by parent company to its call for ceasefire, donation to anti-Zionist group

Tzachi Braverman, who serves as chief of staff to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will be questioned under caution today by the police's Lahav 443 serious crimes unit, Hebrew media reports.

Demonstrators decry invitation sent to Finance Minister Smotrich; Israel-France game to be secured by thousands of police, as fans permitted to bring only each team's national flag

Iran says it is willing to hold nuclear talks, but will not negotiate “under pressure and intimidation” as International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi met Iran's top diplomat.

Electric cars offer a green solution but come with batteries packed with toxic materials; a new lithium battery recycling plant in southern Israel aims to address this problem

Rights group argues Israel cannot displace people purely based on ‘presence of armed groups'; Israel says it's committed to international law, Gazans can return to homes after war

Visiting United Nations nuclear chief Rafael Grossi says in Tehran that achieving “results” in talks with Iran is vital to avoid a war.

Dutch police say that they have opened an inquiry into alleged police brutality during and after a banned pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel protest in Amsterdam in which 281 demonstrators were detained.