Gilad Yaabetz, CEO of Enlight, bemoaned Israel's lacking climate policy, saying, 'The public needs to know that when it comes to energy security, we are in a state of reckless abandonment similar to what the residents of southern Israel were in on October 6'
Radware's 2024 Global Threat Analysis Report highlights a surge in hacktivist cyberattacks, with Israel facing the highest number of such incidents in 2023, attributed to pro-Islamic and pro-Palestinian hacktivists. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The report, drawing on global intelligence and Telegram communications, details a 171% increase in malicious web application […]
Netanyahu says he canceled D.C. delegation to 'send message to Hamas' ■ In D.C., Defense Minister Gallant says neither Israel nor Hamas will rule Gaza after war, local alternative must be built ■ Israeli killed after heavy rocket barrage from Lebanon ■ Ireland says it will intervene in South Africa's genocide case against Israel ■ Hamas publishes alleged recording of military chief Mohammad Deif ■ Here's what you need to know 173 days into the war
The Vermont senator said that while 'more and more' Democratic lawmakers join calls to condition U.S. aid to Israel due to its conduct in Gaza, 'relatively few are prepared to pull the trigger' due to AIPAC's lobbying and Biden being 'deeply emotionally committed to Israel'
Hamas rejects U.S. proposal for hostage release/cease-fire ■ Partial Israeli delegation remains in Qatar to continue talks ■ Red Crescent: IDF evacuated and blocked entrances to Al-Amal hospital in Khan Yunis ■ UN Special Rapporteur on human rights: Israeli campaign in Gaza amounts to genocide ■ Senior U.S. officials seek to lower U.S.-Israel tensions in meetings with Defense Minister Gallant ■ Here's what you need to know 172 days into the war
U.S. VP Harris says she doesn't rule out 'consequences' to Israeli offensive in Rafah ■ IDF says it has begun op in Khan Yunis ■ Israel has shown flexibility on two major issues in cease-fire talks with Hamas, senior official says ■ Israel will no longer approve UNRWA food convoys to north Gaza, agency's chief says ■ Israel not complying with U.S. national security memorandum, dozens of NGOs say ■ Here's what you need to know 170 days into the war
Vice President Kamala Harris suggested in a new interview that there could be "consequences" for Israel if it proceeds with a planned invasion of the city of Rafah in Gaza to pursue Hamas fighters. The warning from Harris comes amid escalating tensions after Hamas' October 7 terror attack sparked an ongoing war in the region. […]
Jay Abraham, a prominent US business mentor, will visit Israel for the first time, in a solidarity trip aiming to engage with the high-tech and business sectors through a lecture at Sapir College, located near the Gaza Strip. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Abraham, raised in an Orthodox Jewish family, has […]
Russia's regime will surely use the attack to incite against and attack Ukraine and its dissenters at home – and has already exploited the ISIS massacre to falsely accuse Ukraine, the U.S. and Israel of conspiring against it
The U.S. has expressed its strong opposition to an invasion of Rafah, having not seen a plan to guarantee the safety of Palestinians sheltering there. Meanwhile, the IDF has garnered serious gains in the operation in Al-Shifa Hospital, which Israel hopes can serve as leverage over Hamas
This week, Mark Dubowitz visited Israel. His name may not mean much to the general Israeli public, but he is well-known among decision-makers. Dubowitz heads the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), a research institute established after 9/11 to defend the US and the Western world against terrorist organizations, and later also against Iran. […]
Democratic lawmakers warned the U.S. president that the Netanyahu government's restriction on the delivery of humanitarian aid into Gaza makes Israel 'ineligible to receive continued U.S. weapons,' and must rectify the situation before it sets an 'unacceptable precedent'
Russia, China veto U.S. resolution at UNSC calling for immediate cease-fire and hostage release ■ Netanyahu says he told Blinken that Israel will launch Rafah ground op with or without U.S. support ■ Blinken: Rafah op risks further isolating Israel ■ IDF says it opened new entry point for Gaza aid ■ Spain, Ireland, Malta and Slovenia agree to take first steps towards recognizing Palestinian state ■ Here's what you need to know 168 days into the war
United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken has arrived in Israel for what are expected to be fractious talks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the Hamas war as public differences over the conflict have intensified. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram It's the final stop in Blinken's sixth urgent diplomatic mission […]
Israel is "not entirely happy" with some aspects of a ceasefire resolution the US will bring up for a vote at the UN Security Council on Friday but, overall, "can live with it," Israeli mission to the UN told i24NEWS on Thursday. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The US mission to […]
Blinken says Israeli ground operation in Rafah risks 'further isolating Israel around the world' ■ Two people with Kalashnikov rifles arrested in West Bank settlement ■ Russia, China veto U.S. resolution at UN Security Council calling for immediate cease-fire ■ Palestinian gunman shoots at bus near West Bank settlement, seven wounded
'Children have begun dying of evident starvation': If Israel continues the war in Gaza, while impeding the essential massive delivery of food aid, it will be seen as the primary author of one of the greatest humanitarian crises in modern memory
Most of the reported incidents in the heavily Jewish Boston suburb over the past month involve the defacement or removal of pro-Israel signs from lawns or fences.