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A new investigation reveals claims about the missing Israeli navigator's fate, including a secret Iranian report and alleged Mossad abductions of two Iranian generals in the search for answers

New York Times shareholders are seeking internal documents, focusing largely on the paper’s coverage of the war in Gaza. A former employee says she raised concerns about antisemitism and anti-Israel bias at least 15 times.

A cybersecurity researcher stumbled upon a website used by Chinese authorities to monitor and collect information on foreign nationals living in the country. The list included Israeli citizens.

The pro-Israel group says The Daily never sought comment before questioning its bipartisanship, Iran policy and approach to military aid

Days before the attack in Jordan that killed two American soldiers, Iran reportedly carried out three additional strikes on U.S. forces there. According to the report, dozens of troops were wounded and several helicopters were damaged, but the incidents were not disclosed to the public in real time.

A U.S. federal court sentenced Haji Najibullah, a former Taliban commander convicted in the abduction of American journalist David Rohde. He was arrested several years ago in Ukraine and extradited to the United States.

Foreign Ministry says the paper declined to cover Civil Commission findings, then promoted Nicholas Kristof’s allegations against Israel one day before the report’s release

President Trump orders the Justice Department to subpoena journalists' communications after sensitive details from the Iran campaign hit the press. "Hand over the information or go to jail," he warns. The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times are in the crosshairs.

Senior Israeli officials told the New York Times that President Isaac Herzog is inclined to pursue a plea deal and, for now, prefers to avoid a final decision. Herzog himself confirmed the details: "Talks toward an arrangement are an essential part of the effort to bring the sides to agreements."

US and Israeli intelligence reportedly believe the stockpile is buried underground but still reachable even after strikes during Operation Rising Lion

How ancient sages, explorers, and journalists describe the taste, texture, and mystery of the food that sustained Israel for forty years