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  The past few weeks have been significant for the aviation and tourism sector in Israel, with over twenty airlines canceling flights to Israel amid Iranian threats of retaliation for the assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh and the more recent elimination of Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah, followed by the Iranian attack on Israel. […]

A man killed in north Israel following rocket barrage from Lebanon ■ IDF: Drone launched from Lebanon hit home in central Israeli city of Caesarea, causing no casualties ■ Netanyahu's office claims drone targeted the PM's private residence in the city ■ Israel drops leaflets over south Gaza bearing photo of Sinwar's body with the message 'Hamas will no longer rule Gaza,' residents tell Reuters ■ Here's what you need to know 379 days into the war

The man was killed by a fragment of an interception missile while he sat in his car on the side of the road, as rockets landed in several parts of northern Israel

Senior Hamas official Khalil Al-Hayya says Sinwar's death will only 'strengthen' organization's resolve; hostages will only be released when Israel withdraws from Gaza ■ Hezbollah says it will be escalating war against Israel in response to Sinwar's killing ■ Two armed men crossed into Israel from Jordan and wounded two IDF soldiers ■ WHO: Israel barred entry to Gaza to medical specialists ■ Here's what you need to know 378 days into the war

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A couple who lived under a dictatorship in Argentina say they recognize symptoms of tyranny in Israel; and another couple that fled to London amid the rising tensions of the judicial coup

Even if the chances are slim, Israel would be wise to take advantage of Hamas disarray and Israel's sense of achievement to push ahead with a swift hostage deal

In first public visit by top Iranian official to Egypt in a decade, Iran's FM holds talks with his Egyptian counterpart and President el-Sissi on deescalating the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, his office says ■ Germany will continue to help Israel defend itself by supplying weapons, Chancellor Scholz says ■ For the first time since the war began, IDF calls on residents in parts of Lebanon's Beqaa Valley ■ Here's what you need to know 377 days into the war

IDF says it struck 'strategic weapons' stored by Hezbollah in underground facility in Beirut ■ EU countries contributing to UNIFIL have no intention of pulling back troops despite calls from Israel to withdraw, Austria's FM says ■ IDF says it allowed 50 aid trucks into north Gaza ■ U.K. PM Starmer says his government is considering sanctions against far-right Israeli ministers ■ Here's what you need to know 376 days into the war

The humanitarian crisis in northern Gaza is worsening, and the U.S. has privately warned that weapon sales would be at risk if Israel doesn't stop disrupting aid shipments

One of Israel’s most prominent construction companies created a new standard of living: “It's like we're all building something together—not just our homes, but a whole community.”

One of Israel’s most prominent construction companies created a new standard of living: “It's like we're all building something together—not just our homes, but a whole community.”

German defense exports to Israel once enjoyed total public consensus, but amid legal concerns over Israel's conduct in Gaza and reports that Germany has frozen its arms shipments, the issue is now cause for controversy

When the U.S. threatens to suspend arms sales to the IDF and, at the same time, it has deployed batteries of air defense systems across Israel because of a lack of local interceptors, the boundaries of Israeli independence are being tested

Qatar PM: No Gaza truce talks for weeks; IDF: Over 95 launches fired from Lebanon at Israel ■ UNIFIL says Israeli tank shot at one of their southern Lebanon watchtowers ■ No Gaza cease-fire talks for weeks, Qatar's PM says ■ Israeli strike on Nabatieh municipality building in Lebanon killed 16, ministry says ■ U.S. envoy to UN says 'food and supplies must be surged into Gaza, immediately' ■ Gallant says Israel will negotiate with Hezbollah 'only under fire' ■ U.K. mulls sanctions against far-right ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, PM says

Report: Israel faces 'serious' shortage of interceptor missiles ■ Hezbollah deputy chief: Asked for cease-fire with Israel and agreed to retreat 10 kilometers from border, but demanded truce in Gaza, saying "it is not possible to separate Lebanon from Palestine" ■ U.S. warns Israel: Failure to dramatically address Gaza humanitarian crisis in 30 days will have 'implications' ■ Israel's defense minister tells hostages' families Hamas is hardening negotiating stance for a hostage deal, U.S. involvement in talks is currently minimal ■ Police officer killed, four civilians wounded in southern Israel shooting ■ Here's what you need to know 375 days into the war

As the Middle East holds its breath waiting for Israel's counter-strike, it's vital to break the escalation towards military armageddon. But it takes two to stop total war: the efforts to pressure Israel must be mirrored by equal efforts to stop Iran and its proxies. So who has leverage over Tehran?

The U.S. decision to deploy its advanced missile defense system in Israel reaffirms its commitment to assist Israel in a time of war, but also serves to pressure Israel to coordinate its response with Washington to avoid triggering a full-scale regional war

Since the Hamas attack of October 7, Israel has recorded over 28,000 alerts warning of imminent rocket, missile or drone attacks from Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, Yemen, Iraq and Syria. This is what it looks like

Argentine President Javier Milei's passionate attachment to Orthodox Judaism and Netanyahu's Israel is explored in a new book. Many of its contributing writers worry that his bear hug could backfire on the Jewish community

Cairo fears damage to Israel's gas fields could harm Egypt's economy, worsened by violations of two key military agreements near the border with Israel. This tense atmosphere risks further destabilizing the already fragile relationship between the two countries