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Idan Amedi, a reserve soldier in the IDF Engineering Corps, was called up after October 7 and was operating with his unit in Gaza during the war

  Renowned actor and singer Idan Amedi, best known for his role in the popular Israeli series "Fauda," has been seriously wounded in the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The Amedi family confirmed the news, revealing that Idan was flown to Sheba Hospital in Tel Hashomer for urgent […]

At a caucus meeting, right-wing Israeli lawmakers offered advice like 'in the northern Gaza Strip we first have to conquer, annex, destroy all the houses.' Every time someone mentioned the resettlement of Gaza, loud applause erupted

Senior commander of elite Hezbollah unit killed in strike attributed to Israel ■ Two Israelis wounded in separate incidents along border with Lebanon ■ Palestinian Islamic Jihad released video of hostage held in Gaza ■ IDF reportedly entering 'new and less intense phase' of war ■ Dozens of protesters forcefully dispersed after blocking Knesset entrance, chanting 'elections now' ■ Three killed in car in airstrike near Rafah, southern Gaza ■ IDF chief says war will last the whole year

For days there was no sign of Bipin Jochi. Only thanks to a video from Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital released by the IDF did his family in Nepal learn that he was brought to Gaza alive. Three months later, his friends who survived the massacre relive the moments of terror and enlist in a campaign to save him

Tamir Adar is the grandson of Yaffa Adar, who was also held by Hamas in Gaza and freed in a hostage deal. Since the start of the war, 26 of the 132 hostages in Gaza have been confirmed dead

Observers of Israel's fierce bombing campaign in Gaza are invoking the term 'domicide.' Will the deliberate and systematic destruction of homes and basic infrastructure soon be legally defined as a crime against humanity – and where does this leave Israel?

Arab and Muslim Americans, especially in the swing state of Michigan, were key to Biden's victory in 2020. But now they blame the president for supporting Israel's destruction of Gaza. Can these voters be persuaded not to ditch the Democrats in 2024?

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could have asked his ministers to shut up and stop saying stupid things about Gaza. Instead, he ignored and even encouraged them. He welcomes the frivolous South African request to the ICJ because it vindicates his 'The world is against us and it's not my fault' narrative

The impossible reality of Gaza: Mothers who are too malnourished to breastfeed, searches for food under the threat of bombings and aid organizations collapsing under the strain

This would provide aid directly to residents of northern Gaza, which has not received nearly as much aid as the south. The IDF has control over the majority of northern Gaza, and could ensure that, unlike in the south, Hamas cannot hijack the aid trucks and keep the supplies ofr themselves

This week, a seventh Druze IDF soldier was killed in Gaza since the war began. In Israel's largest Druze town, Daliat al-Carmel, the locals identify with Israel while railing against its discriminatory laws

While the killing of the senior Hamas leader in Beirut is an operational success, its effect on Israel's war in Gaza is minimal. It is possible, however, that it will accelerate the reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah, preserve Hamas' status and, as important, keep its leaders alive

IDF Chief of Staff: IDF highly prepared on northern front ■ Iranian state media reports that over 100 people were killed in two blasts near slain general's grave on his death's anniversary ■ Reports indicate that hostage talks halted amid the killing ■ Palestinians call for West Bank confrontation with IDF soldiers ■ Hezbollah says Saleh al-arouri killing 'won't go unanswered' ■ At least 1,300 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; at least 133 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run Health Ministry: 22,313 killed, 57,296 wounded in Gaza

  Israel is withdrawing some forces from Gaza to shift to more targeted operations against Hamas, and is partially returning reservists to civilian life to help the economy as the war looks set to last well into the new year, an Israeli official said. The official said toppling the Islamist faction remained an objective of the offensive […]

The International Court of Justice has great influence in shaping international law. Its recognition of South Africa's claim may cement the perception that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, says Dr. Shelly Aviv Yeini, an expert on international law

Israeli thought to have been missing since Oct. 7 attack is announced dead ■ IDF kills Hamas' elite force commander ■ Israel fears Intl. Court of Justice charges over Gaza war ■ Drone intercepted above Iraq's Ain al-Assad base, Iraqi army sources say ■ 30 Israeli soldiers killed in accidents, friendly fire since start of Gaza ground op. ■ At least 1,300 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; at least 133 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run Health Ministry: 21,822 killed, 56,451 wounded in Gaza

America's pro-Israel stance has already made some of its European allies jittery, especially those states who were supposed to be part of the U.S.'s Red Sea maritime defense coalition. That does not bode well for assembling a coalition to rebuild post-war Gaza

While the IDF is gaining ground in Gaza and maintaining control in the north, the current phase of the war is ending, and the next phase is becoming increasingly complicated due to Netanyahu's own war for political survival. Major decisions need to be made, but his indecision has frozen the war, and the country

Master Sgt. (res.) Constantine Sushko was killed in combat in central Gaza on Saturday. Capt. Harel Ittah died on Saturday from wounds sustained last week in the Gaza Strip's south. The Israeli army said five other soldiers were seriously wounded