The UN Security Council endorsed Morocco’s autonomy plan as the most viable path to resolve the 50-year Western Sahara dispute, prompting celebrations in Rabat. The Polisario Front, backed by Algeria, rejected the decision as legitimizing occupation.

Kupershtein, who had been staying at the Kfar HaMaccabiah Hotel in Tel Aviv since his release three weeks ago, was greeted by cheering residents, waving flags and singing as fire trucks joined the citywide celebration

Marking 30 years since his assassination, the IDF Archives released rare recordings of Yitzhak Rabin from 1967 to 1977, revealing his early ideas on peace talks, borders, US aid, and Israel’s need to balance diplomacy with power

Alon reported for reserve duty after Oct. 7 massacre and was appointed to lead the Hostages and Missing Persons Headquarters, which has worked to return the hostages through intelligence gathering, negotiations, special operations and family liaison

Warning came after a French unit of UNIFIL shot down an Israeli reconnaissance drone near the Lebanese village of Kila, across the border from Metula

Ohel is rebuilding his life in Tel Aviv, determined to regain independence and return to music; his parents say his recovery is lifelong, and a crowdfunding effort aims to support his physical and emotional rehabilitation

Bronx imam Sheikh Musa Drammeh organized a Sharaka-backed mission of imams to Israel to counter rising antisemitism and model interfaith engagement following NYC mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani’s debate pledge not to go

The trial of soldiers accused of abusing a Palestinian detainee at Sde Teman will proceed, but the military prosecutor’s resignation may aid their defense; the leak exposes a legal gray area the IDF now aims to close and raises questions about her replacement