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A new investigation documents 35 French military equipment shipments to Israel's Elbit Systems since May, contradicting government claims of only 'defensive' exports.
Nancy Pelosi's endorsed successor called for a full arms embargo on Israel in a debate, breaking from her mentor's decades of support for military aid.
Edan Alexander, called the 'last American hostage' by Trump, may have been a permanent resident, not a citizen, when Hamas held him, his lawyers' evasions suggest.
Itamar Ben Gvir tells Israeli TV the entire West Bank 'belongs to Israel,' vows to dismantle the Palestinian Authority and push Palestinian departure if made defence minister.
About 100 settlers raided Jalud and burned Toubasi family homes hours after an Israeli court ordered their return, part of a night of attacks across the West Bank.
Yair Lapid describes young Israelis telling him Gaza babies should be killed because they'll 'become terrorists,' amid polling showing a rightward youth shift.
Netanyahu publicly backed Flavio Bolsonaro's presidential bid as his brother Eduardo helped halt a Brazilian war crimes probe into an Israeli soldier.
Israel's Blue Line Team redrew boundaries near four West Bank villages, reclassifying nearly 50 acres as 'state land' ahead of settlement expansion, a Palestinian family says.
CNN finds Kushner's Affinity Partners is the top shareholder in an Israeli firm that invested $456 million in defence companies, including Elbit Systems, while he oversees Gaza policy.
LFI's board is majority non-Labour, letting it dodge UK donor disclosure rules even as it funds MP trips to Israel and lobbies against arms embargoes.
Nine Palestine Action activists face an eight-week Old Bailey trial over a 2024 raid on an Elbit Systems subsidiary, barred from discussing their motives or a potential terrorist sentencing label.
Over 100 settlers overran a 15-officer Israeli escort in Jalud, torching homes a court had ordered returned to the Tubasi family. ICRC calls conditions "untenable."
