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The new union is calling on the bakery’s operators, CEO Yonatan Floman and founder Gadi Peleg, to end Breads’ ties to Israel.

Born in Haifa, Lupolianski won several awards and honors, including the Israel Prize and the President's Award for Volunteerism; in 2014, he was convicted of bribery as part of the Holyland affair

Qatar is funding hospitals in Jerusalem and the Bethlehem area that are supposed to absorb patients from Gaza, sparking fears that Qatar is using humanitarian aid as cover to move Gazans into the West Bank, including people affiliated with Hamas or other terrorist organizations

The bench, dedicated to Holocaust survivor Chaim Ferster, was placed on the route of his daily walk as a way of paying tribute and preserving his wartime experiences.

The Muslim man paid homage to Chabad Lubavitch leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, ahead of his appearance at Chabad's annual charity gala on Wednesday

The construction plans were delayed for years under international pressure, as they have far-reaching implications for the ability to reach a two-state solution. After the plan was approved, Minister Smotrich said, 'The Palestinian state is being erased – not with slogans, but with actions'

'What we saw in Gaza and the West Bank has reached us, too,' says a relative of Mohammed al-Sana, who was fatally shot by Israel Police officers in Tarabin. Residents say the killing shattered hopes in the village, amid arrests of children and what they describe as collective punishment. 'It proved to me that we don't live in a democratic country'

Julie Menin, a longtime NYC councilmember, was sworn in Wednesday as speaker to the NYC council, a legislative body responsible for passing laws and controlling key city budget aspects. Menin is seen as a pro-Israel voice and a moderate 'check' for Mamdani's agenda

The bill transfers the legal advisers' subordination to the ministries' director generals, appointed by the ministers. The MKs also passed in a preliminary vote a bill to appoint the civil service commissioner in a non-competitive process, against a High Court ruling

Baharav-Miara's legal opinion will be forwarded to the Justice Ministry's Pardons Department, which is tasked with submitting its position to President Isaac Herzog. As Haaretz has previously reported, the department is not expected to recommend it be approved

This Israeli election year, my vote as a Palestinian remains a favor, not a right. The state treats my safety as optional and my humanity as negotiable. Why be grateful for crumbs?

Tantura was opened ten years ago by chef couple Elad Budenshtiin and Itamar Eliyahu.

In her new book 'Furious Minds: The Making of the New MAGA Right,' Laura K. Field outlines the camps that make up the American far-right and maps out the intellectuals fueling Donald Trump's assault on liberal democracy. In an interview, she explains their rise and promises: 'They aren't invincible'

As Limor Son Har-Melech, who heads the Knesset Health Committee claims Palestinian students from what she calls 'incubators of terrorism' in the West Bank displace Israeli students in clinical training positions, the health ministry presents data showing core hospital departments are far below training capacity

The 29-year-old suspect allegedly encountered the victim wearing the necklace and a shirt also emblazoned with a star of David in Gleisdreieck Park on June 20.

The officer claimed the footage reinforces his account, saying the Tarabin resident opened the door 'aggressively.' Netanyahu toured the Negev following a weeks-long law enforcement operation, with 30 suspects detained or arrested, and called to 'return the Negev to the State of Israel'