Jimmy Wales notes that claim Israel committing genocide is 'highly contested,' and says article in question is 'particularly egregious example' of non-neutral content on site

Concertgebouw says Shai Abramson is 'visible representative' of Israeli army involved in 'controversial war;' Jewish organizers seek legal action to proceed with annual event

Katz calls Itai Ofir right choice to 'rehabilitate' military justice system after Sde Teiman leak; Zamir not told in advance, but agrees the former combat officer was top candidate

Legislation to give the government significant control over broadcasters advances despite AG's objections, with ultra-Orthodox parties lending their support in political trade-off

Finance minister says fund won't be able to invest in the world's biggest companies if current guidelines continue, opposition socialists say move comes due to fear of Trump

Report says Israelis to foot NIS 250 million bill by end of 2025, will continue to pay for war in future; government struggled to respond to key economic issues during war

Plan includes boosting enforcement, expanding West Bank infrastructure; environmental NGOs praise transparency, but ask to see budgets, timetables

Early November was once hard on Shimon Sheves, one of Yitzhak Rabin's closest aides. But as young people honor his legacy and Trump pushes a 'repackaged' Oslo, things are looking up