ToI's senior analyst addresses a sobering new study by Agam Labs and Hebrew University that reveals a pessimistic shift in Israeli public sentiment two years into the Gaza war

Iran-backed terror group in Yemen keeps up attacks on Red Sea resort city; no injuries or damage

Pontiff will make first papal visit to Lebanon since Benedict XVI in 2012, after receiving invitation from the country's Maronite Christian president

Israeli official tells ToI there is 'optimism, but very cautious,' warns 'Hamas can add obstacles at any moment and leave'; terror group hails 'glorious success' of Oct. 7 two years on

Appeal comes after court cited technical grounds to nullify indictment of Kneecap's Liam O'Hanna, who is accused of supporting terror

Relatives, friends and survivors gather at festival site where over 370 were slaughtered and dozens taken hostage: 'We live the trauma every day. It feels as if it happened yesterday'

Announcement comes after Syrian defense minister meets SDF leader amid tensions over local autonomy that devolved into deadly fighting

Avigail Idan was 3 when her parents were killed and she was taken to Gaza; her aunt and uncle, who took her in after she was freed, say 'we are still on that morning... but are trying to do our best'