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The Jerusalem Post Group's Energy and Transportation Conference with Bank Leumi will bring together the best Israeli minds and senior figures in the economy.

Israeli defense officials warn that halting the fighting now would allow Iran to rehabilitate Hezbollah's capabilities. The IDF also indicated that Nasrallah's killing may prompt Hamas' Sinwar to resume talks for a hostage deal

Israel estimates that Nasrallah was at the Hezbollah headquarters, the site of the strike, during the attack, and two other senior Hezbollah commanders were killed. According to initial estimates from Israeli defense officials, some 300 people were killed in the strike

Israel says it hit 220 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon on Thursday ■ Lebanese Health Ministry: 92 people killed in Israeli strikes ■ White House: Hezbollah truce proposal was unveiled in coordination with Israel ■ Netanyahu lands in New York ahead of Friday's UN address ■ Rockets start fires in northern Israel; house takes direct hit ■ IDF chief says army has been 'waiting years' for opportunity to attack Hezbollah

According to Israeli news outlet Walla, who first reported the incident, the men were protesting outside a community center where a job fair promoting the integration of the ultra-Orthodox population into the workforce was being held. A statement by the police said the officers' actions 'contradicts the force's values'

Washington supports Israel's extensive airstrikes against Hezbollah, but is unconvinced that they will achieve their goal. The U.S. Secretary of Defense expressed concern to Gallant that the Israeli move would lead to a state of escalation that would last for weeks or months

IDF says it has hit 1,600 Hezbollah terror targets in several waves ■ Government declares 'special home front situation' throughout Israel ■ IDF conducts 'targeted' attack in Beirut against Hezbollah commander ■ IDF says it hit 800 Hezbollah targets; 210 rockets launched from Lebanon at northern, central Israel ■ Israeli army urges residents in south Lebanon to distance themselves from weapons storage sites ■ U.S. to send additional troops to Middle East, Pentagon says

The Israeli army said it hit a Hamas command center in Gaza City that previously served as a school. The Hamas-run health ministry said most of those killed were women and children. Separately, the health ministry said five health workers were killed by an Israeli strike in Rafah

French television host Arthur Essebag is a man on a mission: to exhibit the Israeli art he has bought since October 7. Some of it is now on show in a new exhibition at Tel Aviv Museum of Art called 'I Don't Want to Forget,' and the Jewish collector is determined to bring the works to museums abroad, despite the political climate

Sources told The Times that Israeli shell company BAC Consulting was licensed to make Taiwanese-designed pagers, producing both legitimate devices and those for Hezbollah containing plastic explosives

The prisoner, Mahmoud Atallah, was accused of a series of rapes and other sexual offenses against two female soldiers serving as guards in Israeli jails in 2015 and 2016. The former commander of Gilboa Prison and the intelligence officer were accused of failing to report the assaults

Emrah Ibrahimovic, a Bosnian-Austrian teen, attempted an attack on the Israeli consulate in Munich, reflecting his troubling radicalization and extremist influences.

Israeli security officials believe Hezbollah plans military action, prompting an urgent meeting of senior officers at the defense ministry to explore options for a possible northern escalation

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The letter emphasized that Israeli content is a unique product serving small markets with distinct cultural and linguistic characteristics.

The incident marks at least the third instance of self-immolation in the United States outside of an Israeli consulate or embassy in protest of Israel's military campaign in Gaza

After Haaretz reported that asylum seekers were being used in Gaza war efforts in exchange for help getting permanent residency status, Israeli rights organizations call on the government to 'meet its moral obligation,' with one aid group slamming 'new low in treatment of asylum seekers and refugees'

After leaflets bearing the IDF logo urging Lebanese residents to evacuate were dropped in southern Lebanon, the Israeli army said the distribution was not carried out with proper authorization and the incident is under investigation

An army probe found that the hostages' deaths are likely to be the 'byproduct' of an Israeli strike targeting a Hamas commander. A mother of one of the hostages says she received a document from Hamas nine days before her son's death

Nomadica jellyfish don't just drift in the current, they actively engage in directional swimming, Israeli scientists find after tracking swarms by plane, boat and drone