All Articles ByBrian Racer

President announces sweeping trade threat without issuing a formal order, leaving scope, enforcement, and international response unclear

Research presented at an Israeli Marketing Association conference shows widespread digital fatigue among teens, with 82% saying they feel a need to step back from social media

Move follows broader government-backed effort to rebury Western Wall stones removed from Jerusalem and displayed at state institutions nationwide

Israeli officials demand action after youth athletes face chants and physical confrontation at event, as Polish authorities dispute responsibility

Federal legislature will reconvene after the Bondi Beach terror attack to fast-track new offenses, tougher penalties, and powers to ban extremist groups

As reports range from hundreds to thousands killed, the exiled opposition leader issues repeated messages urging escalation and positioning himself for a post-regime rule

Monitoring groups report near-total national blackout as Tehran moves to isolate protests and block information from leaving the country

White House messaging, reported U.S. aircraft activity, and Pentagon briefings as Tehran warns of retaliation

Ruling allows Summit Properties’ U.S. arm to proceed with $451 million purchase of 5,000 rent-regulated apartments, frustrating the new mayor’s tenant agenda

President briefed on strike options against Iranian security forces as commanders warn of regional retaliation risks

Visit by German interior minister highlights cooperation on antisemitism, Iran and cybersecurity as Berlin expands record-breaking missile defense purchase

Prime minister tells The Economist Israel plans to “taper” U.S. military aid to zero as economy and defense industry mature

Suspect linked to multiple incidents as officials stress motive remains unclear following attack on bus returning from a class trip

Security consultations intensify after Netanyahu speaks with Rubio, as Tehran warns Israel would be targeted if Washington launches military action

Trump warns the regime against killing civilians, saying the United States “stands ready to help”

With internet and phone lines cut, conflicting casualty figures emerge, hospitals report crisis conditions, and Tehran threatens death penalties for demonstrators

Prime Minister’s Office and Foreign Ministry say Hezbollah remains armed south of the Litani River despite Lebanese army declarations

Owners say harassment escalated after Oct. 7, turning a celebrated space into a daily struggle and forcing its permanent closure

Year-end data shows Israelis donated ₪432 million through Charidy in 2025, with record campaigns and rising major gifts amid national uncertainty

Defense officials say rubble removal in southern Gaza is paving the way for U.S.-led postwar planning, even as key disputes remain unresolved