Ram Loevy became the clear voice of the Israeli conscience and a guiding light for many filmmakers in Israel. His point of departure was always to scrutinize the tragedy we have created, which has been part of our experience from the very beginning
Columbia University has opened a $21 million claims process for Jewish and Israeli employees facing discrimination, part of a settlement that reinstated $400 million in federal funding. The move follows Trump administration penalties over the university's handling of pro-Palestinian protests and alleged antisemitism
The IDF targeted a Hamas commander after five Israeli soldiers were wounded by militants emerging from a tunnel in Rafah earlier Wednesday. According to Palestinian reports, the IDF struck displaced persons' tents in Khan Yunis amid a series of attacks across the enclave
The policy, apparently in place for over two years, came to light after an Israeli charity was denied a record attempt. Guinness is open to reconsidering applications in partnership with a UN aid agency and said the policy is subject to monthly reviews
Israeli privately-held tech companies raised $7.03 billion in the first nine months of 2025, according to IVC-LeumiTech. Since the start of 2025, Israeli startups have raised $9.08 billion.
After decades studying economic history, the Israeli recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, Prof. Joel Mokyr, has a bleak forecast for the West, but believes technological innovation will continue. 'Our world is still competitive, and that's what will save us'
Israeli forces were filmed shooting two Palestinians at close range in the West Bank's Jenin as part of an IDF raid. National Security Minister Ben-Gvir voiced support for the killings; the Justice Ministry's unit against police misconduct released three officers under limited conditions after questioning
During a tour of the French Consulate in Jerusalem by right-wing Israeli lawmakers last wing, Religious Zionism MK Ohad Tal was recorded berating a consulate employee, warning they would 'make sure you can't work here.' This comes after Jerusalem's Deputy Mayor led two demonstrations near the consulate over France's recognition of Palestine
Pope Leo will not visit Lebanon's south, battered by last year's war between Israel and Hezbollah and the site of intensified Israeli strikes in recent weeks. Israel's recent strike that killed Hezbollah's chief of staff in Beirut reinforced security concerns
After decades studying economic history, the Israeli recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, Prof. Joel Mokyr, has a bleak forecast for the West, but believes technological innovation will continue. 'Our world is still competitive, and that's what will save us'
McAfee is acquiring MineOS’ consumer privacy app SayMine, while the Israeli startup shifts focus to enterprise products. All MineOS employees will remain with the company.
Washington is making a massive effort to forge a new reality in Lebanon and perhaps it believes that an Israeli show of seriousness can lift negotiations out of the quagmire But Israeli attacks are also connected to other fronts - and appear to be aimed at deflecting fire from Netanyahu's failures
Israeli opposition leaders sharply criticized the prime minister for sharing an article published on the left-wing magazine Jacobin on X over the weekend, claiming that convicted sex offender Epstein intervened in Israeli elections on behalf of Ehud Barak. 'Israel's enemies are celebrating,' ex-PM Bennett wrote
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?