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Judges of the International Court of Justice leaving the bench after their ruling Friday that the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories is illegal.

Analysis || ICJ's Decision on the Occupation Goes Beyond Israel's Worst Fears

Alon Pinkas

Judge and President of the International Court of Justice, Nawaf Salam (2nd R) delivers a non-binding ruling on the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem in The Hague, Friday.

World Court: Israeli Occupation of Palestinian Territories 'Unlawful,' Must End Presence

Chen Maanit

Israelis For Peace New York

'Israelis Have Led the Way': Why U.S. Jews Will Be Protesting Against Netanyahu in D.C.

Etan Nechin

PODCAST | 'Netanyahu uses Trump shooting to vilify Israeli protesters'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Knesset, Israel's parliament, earlier this week.

Reactions to World Court Ruling || As Israeli Leaders Seethe at 'Antisemitic' ICJ, Palestinian President Says Justice Has Won

Noa Shpigel

Israeli forces' armored vehicles enter the Nur Shams refugee camp east of Tulkarm in the West Bank earlier this month.

Analysis || The ICJ Just Demolished One of Israel's Key Defenses of the Occupation

Aeyal Gross

Protesters hold signs with images of hostages kidnapped during the October 7 attack by Hamas, as they call on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to secure a deal before he departs for a planned trip to the U.S., in Tel Aviv, on Wednesday.

Analysis || In Washington Visit, Netanyahu Will Once Again Spark Division Among Hostages' Families

Jonathan Lis

Veter 19.7

Analysis || A 'Historic' U.S. Visit Awaits, but Netanyahu Will Hear the Same Message From Biden, Trump

Yossi Verter

U.S. President Joe Biden speaks on economics at the College of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas, Nevada, on July 16.

NYT: Biden Won't Give Netanyahu 'Satisfaction' of Exiting Race Before U.S. Visit

Haaretz

Palestinians stand amid debris at a U.N.-run school sheltering displaced people, following an Israeli strike, amid Israel-Hamas conflict, in Gaza City, Thursday.

Israel-Hamas War Day 288 || Reports in Gaza: At Least 25 People Killed in Series of Overnight Airstrikes

Haaretz

The Matzpen veterans at rehearsal. The play breathes life into the minutes of the 1966 government hearings held to decide the future of the military government that had effectively ruled the country's Arab population since independence.

What the Veterans of a Radical Israeli anti-Zionist Group Believe Now

Hilo Glazer

Tucker Carlson speaks during the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee

RNC 2024 || Tucker Carlson, Isolationist, Israel-skeptic, Antisemitic Conspiracist, Conquers the GOP

Ben Samuels

לוטה לזרשטיין אמנות

In the post-October 7 World, There Are No Promised Lands for Jews

Kathrine Tschemerinsky / Opinion

Police at the scene of the drone attack in Tel Aviv Friday morning.

Analysis || Lethal Houthi Drone Strike on Tel Aviv Marks Dramatic New Phase for War Since Oct. 7

Amos Harel

חיילים בחוף הים

Opinion || Why Israel's High Ranking on the Happiness Index Is One Big Lie

Nevo Spiegel

שער - טאפאש

"I Don't Make 'Music for Arabs,' and I Don't Make 'Music for Jews'"

Ben Shalev

A malfunction in terminal C, Newark.

Analysis || The Biggest Computer Crash Ever? What Happened – and Why the Impact Was So Widespread

Sagi Cohen

Netanyahu during a surprise visit to soldiers in the southern city of Rafah in Gaza on Thursday.

Netanyahu Left Alone on Israel's Rejectionist Front as Conditions Ripen for Cease-fire

Amos Harel / Analysis

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