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No one had an issue until I pointed my lens at Palestine | Misan Harriman

"I am now getting death threats from registered Telegraph readers." Misan Harriman is a widely celebrated photographer and activist. He’s the first Black male photographer to shoot the cover of British Vogue and the director of an Oscar-nominated short film. In this conversation on Real Talk, he speaks to Mohamed Ha…

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Israel blasts Labor’s ‘one-sided’ policy platform as Palestinian advocates push further

Israel is seeking to water down criticism of the Jewish state in Labor’s policy platform, which is set to call out settler violence in the West Bank, condemn a controversial new death penalty law and back two international courts considering genocide and war crimes charges against Israel.

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Make no mistake, Israel's 'Death Penalty for Terrorists' Law is aimed at Palestinians

Israel now has two new capital criminal offences on its books, through the adoption of the "Death Penalty for Terrorists Law" (DPT). One offence exists in Israeli municipal law, applicable in the territory Israel claims (in certain respects erroneously and illegally as a matter of international law) to be its sovere…

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Watch: Aerial Drone Airlifts Kamikaze Ground Bot Into Battle As Warfare Automation Accelerates

The evolution of autonomous warfare will center on teams of FPV drones, unmanned aircraft, and ground robots operating across a single network. Our view is that the battlefield of the 2030s has already been pulled forward by conflicts across Eurasia, from the Russia-Ukraine war to the US-Iran conflict.

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Ben-Gvir uses position to politically influence Israel Police, attorney-general warns High Court

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has continued to disregard the principle that the police must remain independent of political influence, despite a court-backed framework designed to prevent precisely that conduct, the Attorney-General’s Office told the High Court of Justice on Monday.

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Lebanese Army to deploy planned pilot program securing Hezbollah-free zones, sources tell ‘Post'

A pilot program under which Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) troops will enter designated areas in southern Lebanon to verify they have been cleared of Hezbollah operatives and weapons is expected to begin in the near future, two sources familiar with the matter told The Jerusalem Post on Monday.

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