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Hamas militants managed to move two Israeli hostages between locations – above ground, in broad daylight – without any fear of an IDF rescue mission. Wasn't Operation Gideon's Chariots supposed to diminish Hamas' abilities?

Israeli rescue services said that five people were lightly wounded. According to the IDF, no sirens sounded in the area and the incident is being investigated. Three other drones were intercepted earlier on Sunday

The Trump administration recently conveyed its general principles for renewing the negotiations through an Israeli peace activist, who claims he received a written statement by Hamas stating that the group is willing to relinquish control of Gaza

Khallet al-Daba locals said a baby and an elderly couple were among those wounded in the attack. The village is part of the Masafer Yatta area, home to over 1,000 Palestinians under continuous threat of displacement by Israeli settlers, authorities and the IDF

Holding empty pots, a dozen leading Israeli culinary figures have joined forces in a campaign calling for an end to starvation in Gaza and the return of Israeli hostages. They sparked outrage from Israeli industry peers, who called them 'a confused handful' that 'had forgotten what happened here in October'

The pro-Palestinian protest against Israel at the end of Stage 11 of the famed Spanish race showed that what failed through pressure has now succeeded through escalation. The organizers have already backed down, and the incident could set a precedent for Israeli sports

The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) said the boycott call stems from what it called Radiohead's 'complicit silence' amid the 'genocide' against Palestinians in Gaza, as well as guitarist Jonny Greenwood's performances with Israeli musician David Tassa

Far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich declared earlier Wednesday that 'the time has come to apply Israeli sovereignty' to the West Bank, telling Haaretz that the 80,000 Palestinians who live in the territories that are expected to be annexed will not be given the right to vote in Israeli elections

Waves of Israeli airstrikes swept across Gaza City and its surrounding neighborhoods, ahead of the Netanyahu government's plan to fully occupy it. 'Even quadcopters are firing at people in the streets, like they are being hunted down. No one knows where to go,' one resident said

'London is home to thousands of people who have fled conflict and suffered as a result of weapons like those exhibited at this event,' Sadiq Khan said. Israeli defense companies, such as Elbit Systems, Rafael and IAI, will be able to attend

Loaned from Tottenham, Israeli winger Manor Solomon is expected to get regular minutes at Villarreal in La Liga and the Champions League, but faces backlash in Spain over past posts defending Israel's military campaign in Gaza

Anti-Israel group Bas Collective said that two people were arrested and that it was attempting to hold solidarity rallies for the activists.

Inspired by his own experience of addiction and coming to terms with a PTSD diagnosis, Israeli writer Yishay Ishy Ron, a veteran of a 'Fauda'-like IDF unit, hopes his debut novel 'Dog' can shed light on the struggle faced by undiagnosed shell-shocked soldiers in Israel

Israeli pupils from the Gaza border communities are going back to school this week. Outside their classroom, the ruins of Gaza can be clearly seen, the sounds of war can still be heard

Israeli international Manor Solomon leaves Tottenham for Villarreal loan after failed Crystal Palace deal, with Champions League clash against Spurs ahead

From good jeans to gene mutation: An Israeli take on Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad is pushing women to learn their breast cancer risk

Israeli author Tehila Hakimi draws unsettling parallels between Israel's militarized culture and America's gun-obsessed one, while Gary Shteyngart's novel explores an America taking the road to unfreedom. A rebirth of Vernon Duke's 1955 book lightens the mood with the help of Prokofiev, Gershwin and others

Just under three million Israeli students return to schools as the 700th day of the Gaza war approaches. Hundreds of teens plan to skip school for demonstrations, while shortages of 1,470 teachers and unfinished reconstruction efforts shadow the year's start

Lubliner is the 900th Israeli soldier confirmed killed in the Gaza war, which began on October 7, 2023. Since Israel broke the cease-fire with Hamas on March 18, 49 soldiers have been killed in Gaza, along with a Border Police officer and Defense Ministry contractor

The prime minister of Yemen’s Houthi government and several other ministers were killed in an Israeli strike on the capital Sanaa, the news agency run by the group said on Saturday, citing a statement by the head of the Houthi Supreme Political Council, Mahdi al-Mashat. A number of others were wounded in the strike, carried out on Thursday, it said without providing details. Israel said on Friday that the airstrike had targeted the Iran-aligned group’s chief of staff, defence minister and other senior officials and that it was verifying the outcome. The Houthi-run news agency ran a statement from the defence minister shortly after it confirmed the prime minister’s death and quoted him as saying the group was ready to confront Israel. The statement did not mention Thursday’s airstrike and it was unclear if it was made before or after the attack. Ahmad Ghaleb al-Rahwi became prime minister nearly a year ago, but the de facto leader of the government was his deputy, Mohamed Moftah, who was assigned on Saturday t...