The Times Of Israel
June 2026
Eisenkot launches election campaign, vows to unify after 'chaos' wrought by current government
Comptroller flags key failures in evacuation, rehabilitation, of October 7 wounded
Board of Peace finalizing plans for Gaza, but implementation timeline up in the air
With disarmament talks stalled, committee of Palestinian technocrats tasked with replacing Hamas remains outside Strip, attending workshops on how they'll govern if or when they enter
Judges in Netanyahu trial again suggest to prosecution to drop bribery charge
Netanyahu's vow to build 'broad national government' marks familiar attempt at pre-election rebrand
Daily Briefing June 28 — The first test of the Lebanon deal: IDF pulls back slightly
As settlers rampage, IDF soldiers accused of aiding violence, theft against Palestinians
Israeli activists describe a pattern of troops standing by or actively taking part as settlers from illegal outposts assault, harass and loot from Palestinians in the West Bank
'Zero hour is coming': How Israel went from negotiating over hostages to the daring raid at Entebbe
The rescue operation at Entebbe, whose 50th anniversary is approaching, is the stuff of Israeli legend
Daily Briefing June 25: US-Iran deal fuels Trump's delusional dreams of peace and prizes
Tol editor David Horovitz discusses US president's mixed messaging and shifting interests on Iran, Hezbollah and Lebanon, and looks at nightmarish results of NYC's Democratic primaries
Thousands feared dead as twin earthquakes devastate Venezuela
20 years on, newly released military logs detail confusion during Shalit abduction
American pro-Israel activists may have just had their worst week ever
Mamdani-backed primary sweep further cements anti-Zionist politics in NYC
Election wins continue anti-Israel far left's upward trajectory in the city, and send a message to the Democratic Party leadership
In Trump's delusions of peace with Iran and efforts to bully Israel, dark echoes of appeasement
Daily Briefing June 24: Who has Trump's ear on Iran and Lebanon: Vance or Rubio?
US bureau chief Jacob Magid discusses Beirut-Jerusalem talks in DC, differences within the White House on the Iran deal, and a Cypriot retreat for Gaza's Board of Peace
Board of Peace members to 'recalibrate' at Cyprus resort after rocky first six months
Representatives from various committees established by US to oversee postwar Gaza reconstruction look to get on same page after limited results for Gazans since January unveiling
Daily Briefing June 23: Underground Hezbollah base put all of Israel in range
Netanyahu can't run the playbook he used to fight the 2015 Iran deal — and Trump knows it
Daily Briefing June 22 -- 'A cease between fires': Living on Israel's northern front
Health reporter Diana Bletter discusses life along Israel's northern border under intermittent Hezbollah attacks, as well as Israeli breakthroughs in cancer treatment and space exploration
Finally naming their war dead, Gazan terror groups admit slain journalists were fighters
Review finds obituaries published by Hamas and Islamic Jihad in recent weeks include several figures previously identified as press, casting new light on claims IDF targeted media
IDF captures Hezbollah drone factory and launch site hidden inside south Lebanon mountain
Yaacov Agam, pioneering Israeli kinetic artist and Israel Prize laureate, dies at 98
Sculptor celebrated for his vibrant geometric shapes and interactive works created the iconic Fire and Water Fountain in Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Square, among numerous other pieces
Netanyahu is letting extremist ministers dismantle Israel’s global standing
Daily Briefing June 21 — Can a critical Vance have Israel's back in Iran talks?
News editor Ben Sales weighs in on today's US-Iran negotiations in Switzerland and explores the question of whether the golden age of American Jewish travel to Israel is ending
Trump rehashes old grudge with Netanyahu as space for GOP criticism of Israel expands
For first time in over 2 years, US president brings up purported last-minute Israeli abandonment of op to kill Soleimani, as Jerusalem's policy in Lebanon risks torpedoing MOU with Iran