Patrick Kingsley

Iran has sacked its spy chief, after Israel increased its attacks inside Iran's borders. @farnazfassihi @ronenbergman https://t.co/Muu3Q1jLNH

Israel is heading to its 5th election in 3 years. 👉 Officials said the coalition would vote to dissolve parliament in the next week 👉 That will allow for a snap election some time this fall 👉 Yair Lapid will likely take over as interim PM https://t.co/74znKlwExv

An @nytimes investigation has found that the bullet that killed Shireen Abu Akleh was fired from the approximate location of an Israeli convoy, corroborating witness testimony. Here is how the morning unfolded. @RajaAbdulrahim @trbrtc @Hibamyazbek https://t.co/B4lzhBamEh

Two former Israeli prime ministers are locked in a bitter and bizarre court battle. One of them — Benjamin Netanyahu — is suing the other for calling him "mentally ill". It all comes as Netanyahu edges closer to a return to power. @IKershner reports https://t.co/3n5K8YbAdj

AB Yehoshua, the Israeli author, died this morning. https://t.co/3wo2HwbDPt

Israel's latest government crisis has been averted — at least until the next one. A lawmaker who resigned on Thursday returned to the fold on Sunday. @IKershner reports https://t.co/qgQoIBeXCZ

A second lawmaker has quit the Israeli government — giving the opposition a majority, and raising the chances of a 5th election in 3 years. https://t.co/SwHEtm4CIq

To many Jewish Israelis, it's a parking lot. To many Palestinians, it may be a mass grave. What happened in #Tantura in 1948? https://t.co/ry8RFbGBAk

Gilad Kariv is the first Reform rabbi to serve as an Israeli lawmaker. That has placed him at the heart of a debate about who gets to define Jewish practice in the Jewish state. Today's Saturday Profile https://t.co/HawrT31HgI

Israeli police attacked Palestinians mourning the death of Shireen Abu Akleh yesterday — beating and kicking the men who carried her coffin, causing them to almost drop it. It followed a standoff with police, who wanted the coffin transported by hearse. https://t.co/k5Bg7OFpCA

Israeli police attacked today's funeral procession for the Palestinian American journalist killed this week in the West Bank, Shireen Abu Akleh. Police beat and kicked mourners, forcing the pallbearers to almost drop the coffin. https://t.co/JGvRJRH7hC

Tourism or "touristic settlement"? @IKershner reports on efforts by a settler group to promote tourism projects, including a zip line and cable car, that Palestinians fear will further entrench Israeli control of East Jerusalem https://t.co/ItseFQ6Ga5

"Like a Fitbit for their Allahu akbars." Instead of using prayer beads, some Muslims are increasingly using digital counters to keep track of their prayers. @RajaAbdulrahim reports https://t.co/xaiTM0xykX

In northern Israel, there's a Christian village where a surprising number of villagers are digging up their floorboards in search of long-lost ruins. Mi'ilya — the village of amateur archaeologists. https://t.co/VvZVoU0HIp

Barred from reaching the Al Aqsa mosque, many young men from the West Bank smuggle themselves into Jerusalem to pray at the mosque during Ramadan. @RajaAbdulrahim reports https://t.co/y9YZRi50yP