The Times Of Israel
July 2026
Illicit Iranian gambling network helped pull off a $4 billion sanctions dodge
Full text of Board of Peace deal for Hamas to disarm, Israel to withdraw from Gaza
Daily Briefing July 31 — As Hamas agrees to lay down weapons, Israel is up in arms
Trump will be ‘very disappointed’ if Israel obstructs his Gaza plan, US official warns
Opinion: How Benjamin Netanyahu eroded Israel’s bipartisan support in America
It wasn’t an accident, nor the result of changing US administrations; Bibi consciously courted a conservative alliance, and Israel is paying the price
God, land and politics: As Israel heads to elections, where do religious Israelis stand?
Bombastic, hardline politicians have become the face of the Religious Zionist community, but recent polling shows that while core beliefs are unchanging, the group is far from a monolith
Deadly West Bank gunfight underscores peril as Palestinians organize against settler attacks
With friction points moving inside Palestinian cities as settlers carry out violent raids in Areas A and B, residents are getting together to confront assailants, raising fears of armed clashes
Giving Ukraine the cold shoulder in DC, Netanyahu freezes out ally against Iran
Deal said close on disarming Hamas, removing it from power; Gazan media says it's conditioned on IDF pullout
Daily Briefing July 30 — Will first Iran strike on Egypt unfurl CENTCOM's umbrella?
'An exchange of ideas': Inside Netanyahu's Oval Office meeting with Trump
While Trump blusters, and Netanyahu spins, is Iran already on the brink of the bomb?
PM ethuses and president notes a good and important meeting behind closed doors at the White House on Tuesday
Daily Briefing July 29 — Why Netanyahu got the side-door treatment at the White House
Wary of appearance that Israel driving war, Trump and Netanyahu opt to avoid optics altogether
President keeps press out of meeting amid fearing that widely covered sit-down, as he mulls renewing Iran offensive, would bolster belief that PM wields outsized influence over US
Daily Briefing July 28 — Points of friction as Trump and Netanyahu meet
At odds with Trump on Iran, Netanyahu heads to DC to seek agreement where he still can
With both leaders facing elections and divergent priorities, the premier may pursue understandings on Israel's security needs while advancing Saudi normalization and US-backed pacts in Gaza and Lebanon
Daily Briefing July 27 — Will Netanyahu-Trump meetup set stage for next Iran war?
Restrictions on Palestinian movement in West Bank allegedly at levels not seen in decades
Petition seeks full accounting of roadblocks, checkpoints, and other barriers put in place across territory, many in aftermath of October 7, but IDF indicates that even it does not know full scope
Daily Briefing July 26: West Bank clashes turn deadly
Settlements correspondent Jeremy Sharon examines Friday's fatal gunfight near Nablus and how Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is fueling the rising tensions across the West Bank
Iran threatens to expand war if US resumes strikes, which it says Israel is pushing for
Opinion: Karim Khan is gone. The ICC’s antisemitism remains
The belated ouster of the world’s top criminal prosecutor exposed a court willing to overlook corruption when it advanced its relentless campaign against Israel
Opinion: Drafting the ultra-Orthodox isn’t a magic bullet
Jewish leaders demand Mamdani tone down rhetoric against Israel after stabbing
10 clues on how new UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband could deal with Israel
The Jewish politician has a long, uneasy relationship with UK Jewry