Israel Today examines the legal basis, political motives, and regional implications of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plea for clemency.

On growing pressure from Washington, Israel’s conditions for Phase Two, the stalled formation of the ISF, and rising fears of Turkish presence in Gaza.

Approximately 1,000 reported cases and a growing strategic threat to Israel’s universities.

Western diplomat: Israel signals de-escalation, but Iran dismisses message as deceit; next round of fighting could be short, deadly, and strategically inconclusive.

“Many in Iran admire Israel’s stance against the ayatollahs”—Ten exiled journalists and activists tour Israel in a bold gesture of solidarity, but warn the regime’s threat remains real.

On the mounting warnings of renewed escalation between Israel, Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas—and the danger of a fatal miscalculation.

“Chat David Ben-Gurion” is a new technical tool that allows users to ask questions and discuss with David Ben-Gurion, the first Prime Minister of the State of Israel.

Europe is quick to point the finger at Israel. At the same time, cash registers are ringing in the Israeli arms industry. Technologies like the Iron Dome missile defense system or Arrow 3 are eagerly purchased.

On the growing American influence, Netanyahu’s new “personal supervision,” and the question of whether Israel has become the 51st US state.

On the extraordinarily brief visit of the US President to Jerusalem – no state ceremony, but meetings with hostage families and a speech in the Knesset.