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The Times Of Israel

August 2026

Opinion: Ratko Mladic is dead. The meaning of genocide must live on

When the general ordered the slaughter of Bosniaks at Srebernica, he aimed to destroy a people

With debutant Winter poised to cannibalize his bloc, Netanyahu has reason to sweat

New People of Israel party seen as most likely to draw votes away from PM's coalition allies, as well as his own Likud, with rivals and other small right-wing factions already siphoning away support

IDF chief orders major bolstering of troops in West Bank due to escalated tensions

Standing army division to be placed on standby for deployment; Zamir also slams treasury for 'empty coffers' amid clash over pension for ousted top military lawyer Tomer-Yerushalmi

Refusing security protection for Eisenkot is a dangerous gamble, detached from reality

After an abusive verbal assault at a campaign event and a vicious message on his son’s grave, leaving the leading candidate for prime minister exposed raises grave concerns

US plans to again bar Abbas from going to NYC for UN address next month

Abbas enlists Turkey's Erdogan to appeal to 'good friend' Trump on his behalf; UN official to ToI: We hope US will honor host country obligation to let in General Assembly speakers

Daily Briefing Aug. 20: Israel risks opening a new front with strike deep in Syria

Tol editor David Horovitz discusses Netanyahu's decision to face down Turkey in Syria, US-Israel differences on Gaza, Likud primary fallout and yet more new political parties

IDF closes Gaza probe of World Central Kitchen deaths; inquiry into killing of Hind Rajab ongoing

Military advocate general also decides on further examination of deaths of 15 rescue workers, while dismissing cases of killings of 4 Doctors Without Borders employees

Likud primary marks win for Netanyahu bid to reshape sinking party and win back voters

With party bleeding support, prime minister is hoping that bringing moderates to top of list in place of far-rightists preferred by faction's hardcore can prove difference-maker in tight general election