Breaking The Silence
IDF Spokesperson's Unit pushes back after former soldier joins Breaking the Silence
IDF Spokesperson Brig.-Gen. Effie Defrin responded to the announcement with an urgent letter sent to unit commanders, saying that the soldier's remarks "do not reflect" the unit and those within it.
Two Palestinians killed, four wounded in West Bank settler attack on school
NGO alleges IDF razed civilian homes for buffer zone, did not have clear rules of engagement
Anonymous soldier claims IDF uses human shields in Gaza - report
Israeli ministers defend investigation of Breaking the Silence spokesperson
A pending police investigation against the spokesperson of Breaking the Silence sparks controversy countrywide.
Police question Breaking the Silence spokesman following Shaked request
Breaking the Silence CEO Yuli Novak said that this move will not intimidate the NGO from continuing their actions.
Shaked calls for war crimes case against Breaking the Silence official
"The only way to stop us is to end the occupation," Breaking the Silence said in response.
Breaking the Silence book highlights 50 years of ‘occupation’
The book, Kingdom of Olives and Ash: Writers Confront the Occupation, is a collection of stories written by authors from 14 countries about their experiences in the region.
Netanyahu: A Trump-endorsed peace deal will come at a price
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was ready to oppose allies if they support BDS, and noted that should a peace deal be promoted by the US, Israel ought to be cautious.
Column One: The PLO’s most powerful lobbyists
When they lobby for the PLO and against moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem they cross the line into gross insubordination.
Breaking the (German) Silence
German president won’t meet with Breaking the Silence during Israel visit
The German president arrived to Israel Saturday night.
Will Germany's president also choose Breaking the Silence over Netanyahu?
Outrage continues over foreign minister’s characterization of Holocaust.
Netanyahu slams German FM for insulting victims of Holocaust
"I don't welcome diplomats from other countries who visit Israel and at the same time meet organizations that call our soldiers war criminals," Netanyahu said in a Bild interview.