Israel's Foreign Minister Israel Katz on Monday demanded the United Nations Security Council "put as much pressure as possible" on Palestinian terrorists Hamas to release the people it took hostage during the Oct. 7 attack on Israel. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Katz addressed the 15-member council, which met to discuss a UN report that […]
PM Netanyahu says Israel 'eliminated the number 4 [commander] in Hamas' ■ The U.S. is trying to promote 2-to-4 day lull in Gaza fighting ■ Volley of 15 rockets fired from Lebanon at northern Israel ■ Jordan's foreign minister: restrictions imposed by Israel on Muslim worshippers at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque are pushing situation towards 'explosion' ■ Here's what you need to know 157 days into the war
U.S. President Joe Biden must tell Israelis directly that their future can be much brighter than they're being told. Israel isn't alone, but it must finally take a step to end the malignant status quo with the Palestinians
Leaders of Italy and France's far right parties have seized on the Gaza war to ramp up their pro-Israel posturing, despite the neofascist antisemitism entrenched in their political milieu. Jews should reject their 'allyship'
After months of speculation that the U.S.-Israel relationship has reached a tipping point, that moment may finally arrive later this month as U.S. President Joe Biden scrambles to get more humanitarian aid into Gaza
Israel unveiled its revised submission for the Eurovision song contest on Sunday, after organizers took issue with the original entry's reference to the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Israel agreed to change the original song titled "October Rain" when organizers said they would disqualify contestants who did […]
'Both sides are playing chicken with each other,' a foreign official said. 'The assumption is that in the end, there will be a deal,' another one said. Hamas chief Haniyeh said that Israel did not commit to halt of fighting and allow return of displaced Gazans from south to north
U.S. believes Israel will not operate in Rafah in near future, CNN reports ■ Ramadan begins with minor police clash in Jerusalem ■ Officials in Gaza warn only Hamas has ability to supervise aid distribution ■ U.S. promotes two to four day pause in fighting to renew deal talks
The song, performed by Eden Golan, will represent Israel in Eurovision in Sweden in May. Earlier on Sunday, a pre-recording of the song was leaked online by a pro-Palestinian user with the caption 'Israel is committing genocide'
Egypt reportedly in contact with senior Hamas members, Israeli officials to restart cease-fire talks ■ Members of Israeli hostages' families will attend UN Security Council session on Hamas' sexual violence against Israeli women ■ Petition signed by 730 Israeli academics calls on government to 'take urgent measures to prevent starvation' in Gaza ■ Biden: Netanyahu is 'hurting Israel more than helping' ■ Here's what you need to know 156 days into the war
Netanyahu also attacked U.S. policy goals aimed at revitalizing a Palestinian Authority and objecting to an Israeli military operation in Rafah. 'The vast majority [in Israel] are united as never before,' he said
Sephardi Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef's empty threat that yeshiva students will leave Israel rather than serve in the army is a new low in the story of the Haredi community
Hamas' hope is to provoke Israel into killing enough civilians to defeat Israel politically – a classic terrorist strategy of provocation that Israel has fallen for. But beating Hamas requires unconventional thinking
IDF names soldier killed in Gaza combat ■ U.S. President Biden warns there can't be '30,000 more Palestinians dead' in MSNBC interview ■ U.S. army sends ship to Gaza with materials for temporary aid port ■ Strike attributed to Israel reportedly kills five and wounds nine in Lebanon
CENTCOM denies U.S. airdrops killed Palestinian civilians ■ Hamas urges Palestinians to march to Temple Mount/Al-Aqsa Mosque on Ramadan ■ UNRWA accuses Israel of forcing agency staff to falsely admit Hamas links ■ Canada, Sweden to resume UNRWA funding ■ Biden: 'Looking tough' to get cease-fire by Ramadan ■ Here's what you need to know 155 days into the war
Intel has stepped up to the plate to help fill the gap in chip supply caused by the China embargo and is building plants in the US, as well as in Israel.
Intel has stepped up to the plate to help fill the gap in chip supply caused by the China embargo and is building plants in the US, as well as in Israel.