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The firm is advancing a 64-megawatt project in Afula and pursuing additional land acquisitions that could bring total planned bitcoin mining capacity to around 300 megawatts. 

The firm is advancing a 64-megawatt project in Afula and pursuing additional land acquisitions that could bring total planned bitcoin mining capacity to around 300 megawatts. 

The strikes, which Israeli officials say are a response to Hamas cease-fire violations, are the latest test of a shaky U.S.-brokered agreement reached over a month ago. One IDF strike on a vehicle killed 11 Palestinians – mostly children – in Gaza City, health officials said

From the street to the classroom to their jobs, 50 Israeli families have integrated smoothly into life in northern Italy's spectacular Sesia Valley. So why don't they want you to read this article?

Singapore is the latest country to sanction far-right Israeli settler activists amid the surge in West Bank violence. While it singled out individuals 'jeopardizing prospects for a two-state solution,' it stopped short of recognizing a Palestinian state or sanctioning officials like Ben-Gvir

Israeli soldiers assaulted a Palestinian family in the West Bank and took their cows without presenting a written order, according to a petition filed on the family's behalf. The animals were then transferred to Israeli settlers, who claim the herd was theirs all along

Conflicting messages from U.S. politicians and military commanders complicate Lebanon's efforts to curb Hezbollah, manage Israeli escalation and avert a return to war

In Haifa, a film club screening Israeli movies helps new Russian immigrants make sense of their strange new country – and find community

Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu lambasted the Israeli news media for reporting on the investigation into abuse at the Sde Teiman detention center, calling out the journalist who broke the story

The IDF said that earlier militant fire on Israeli soldiers, which caused no casualties, violated the Gaza cease-fire. A Hamas battalion commander in Gaza City was among the targets of an IDF strike

At least 25 Palestinians were killed in four Israeli airstrikes on Wednesday in Gaza since a shaky ceasefire took effect in October, health authorities said. Medics said 10 people were killed in the Gaza City suburb of Zeitoun, two in the Shujaiya suburb to the east and the rest in two separate attacks in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. The Israeli military claimed its forces struck Hamas targets across Gaza after members of the Palestinian group fired on its troops in violation of the nearly six-week-old ceasefire. No Israeli forces were injured. Multiple air strikes have pointed to the fragility of the ceasefire. Israel and Hamas have traded blame for what both call violations of the US-brokered truce, the first stage of President Donald Trump’s 20-point plan for a post-war Gaza. All three attacks were far beyond an agreed-upon imaginary “yellow line” separating the areas under Israeli and Palestinian control, according to medics, witnesses and Palestinian media. The Zeitoun attack was on a building...

The program is launched in memory of fallen soldier Sgt. Uri Nehemia Ashkenazi, who was killed in Rafah in August 2024.

The program is launched in memory of fallen soldier Sgt. Uri Nehemia Ashkenazi, who was killed in Rafah in August 2024.

The footage, which shows the civilian entering Lebanon in a military vehicle and wearing protective gear, was later promoted by Uri Tzafon, a movement that advocates Israeli settlement in Lebanon

Israel's center and left have failed to offer a clear-eyed liberal strategy to counter the far-right's Kahanist agenda, leaving the Israeli public with no political choice except the right

Many Israelis have relocated abroad in recent years but continue to depend on the safety net back home. They receive salaries in shekels, rely on rent from homes they own in Israel and still use Israeli medical services. Will economic and political upheavals in Israel jeopardize their lives overseas?

Israel's defense establishment senses that Washington and the Israeli government are shutting it out of planning for Gaza's future; a month after the agreement, Israeli defense officials say the Yellow Line is becoming 'Gaza's Berlin Wall,' with U.S.-led plans on one side and Israel, Hamas and all Gaza's residents left on the devastated other side

The Foreign Office (FO) on Friday said it had “no information” about the prime minister’s coordinator on tourism, Sardar Yasir Ilyas, interacting with an Israeli ministry official in London. The spokesperson was asked about the incident after a video of the interaction began circulating on social media. It was filmed during the World Travel Market event in London, which took place from November 4 to 6, 2025. In the clip, Ilyas could be seen shaking hands with and conversing with an individual later identified as the Director General of Israel’s Ministry of Tourism, Michael Izhar-Kov. A translation of Israeli journalist Rai Kais’ X post in Hebrew said: “As you may recall, Pakistan was recently mentioned as one of the countries that may join the international force in Gaza.” However, London-based journalist Murtaza Ali Shah claimed in a post on X that “a group of individuals from Israel visited the Pakistan Pavilion unannounced and met the Pakistani delegation without introducing themselves.” Asked during a wee...

Pakistan’s foreign office on Friday clarified that a meeting between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s special assistant on tourism, Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan, and an Israeli official at a global travel fair in London was not authorised by the government.

The Israeli parliament has advanced a bill that would mandate the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of killing Israeli citizens, with some lawmakers believing it would prevent future prisoner-release deals. In a vote held late on Monday — the first of four needed for the measure to become law — the bill passed with 39 in favour and 16 against, out of 120 lawmakers. Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir had called on all political factions to back the bill, which he has said was aimed at creating deterrence against “Arab terrorism”. “This is how we fight terror; this is how we create deterrence,” he said in a statement after the initial vote. “Once the law is finally passed — terrorists will be released only to hell.” Some parties boycotted Monday’s vote The bill will now move to a parliamentary committee for further debate before a second and third vote. It is not guaranteed that it will become law, with several key political parties having boycotted Monday’s initial vote. Opposition lea...