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Israeli law prohibits the publication of photos or details of a minor suspected of committing a crime, and sets out a penalty of up to one year in prison for doing so

The October 7 massacre has caused a rift in the Israeli human rights group B'Tselem. A lawsuit against it by a former executive employee provides a rare glimpse at the arguments within the Israeli left over interpreting the attack on Israel

  An Israeli airstrike deep in northeastern Lebanon early Sunday wounded at least three people, a local official said. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The airstrike near the city of Baalbek, a stronghold of Lebanon's terrorist Hezbollah group, was the latest to hit the area in recent weeks. The strike occurred a […]

  The United States has made a "bridging proposal" for the number of jailed Palestinians to be released by Israel in exchange for every hostage freed by Hamas in any new Gaza truce, an Israeli official briefed on the Qatar-hosted talks said on Saturday. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram An Israeli delegation […]

Most Israelis see the horrors perpetrated in Gaza as an unavoidable result of the war on Hamas. But as the imagery of destruction and violence seeps into the consciousness, it cheapens the value of life – Israeli life, too

The cinema in Hamilton cited security concerns as the reason for postponing the festival, which was set to feature films by an Israeli killed on October 7, and a story of coexistence in an Israeli hair salon

IDF and Shin Bet say over 600 terrorists arrested in Al-Shifa Hospital, including senior Hamas and Islamic Jihad officials ■ Blinken says that the U.S. 'can't support' a Rafah ground operation ■ Netanyahu tells Senate Republicans that even if Israel would have to go into Rafah without U.S. support, 'We won't stop' ■ The IDF said a suspicious aerial target was intercepted outside Israeli territory, launched from the Red Sea area.

Hundreds of fake accounts amplified three mysterious 'news sites' to advance Israeli interests. Their target: U.S. Democratic lawmakers

At least 15 were killed by an airstrike targeting a house in the Al Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, health officials say ■ Netanyahu: 'We must all unite against' U.S. attempt to prevent Israeli invasion of Rafah ■ U.S. Senate Majority Leader says without U.S. support, Israel's 'future could well be over' ■ UN Human Rights chief says Israel's actions in Gaza 'may amount to the use of starvation as a method of war' ■ Report: Canada will stop sending arms to Israel, foreign minister says ■ Two Shin Bet agents wounded in West Bank attack, assailant killed

Negotiations will be conducted 'directly with Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar' and not with mediators, and are expected to take 'at least two weeks,' according to a senior Israeli political source

IDF says 80 suspects detained during raid on Gaza City medical complex, 20 militants killed ■ Israeli team for hostage talks lands in Qatar ■ UN-backed report says Gaza will face famine soon ■ IDF strikes Hezbollah building and operatives in southern Lebanon ■ Israel believes Hamas' number three in Gaza either killed or seriously wounded in airstrike

Yair Golan, a former Israeli general, leading voice against the Netanyahu government's anti-democratic legislation, and now in the running to lead the Labor party, tells the Haaretz-UCLA conference what he thinks must be done to stabilize the region and why he has no patience for the 'woke' left

Erella Dunayevsky, an Israeli activist in the West Bank for decades, has lost hope that the conflict can be solved. Her new book details countless incidents of harassment and violence in the South Hebron Hills

With a war to finance and COVID-19 expenses still lingering, Israeli taxation is going only one way, which isn’t down.

With a war to finance and COVID-19 expenses still lingering, Israeli taxation is going only one way, which isn’t down.

IDF names officer killed on Oct. 7 who was previously considered captured ■ Israel's war cabinet convenes as Gaza talks in Qatar with Hamas set to begin ■ Alongside Netanyahu, Germany's Scholz urges 'long-lasting' cease-fire through hostage deal ■ IDF says it destroyed a 2.5 kilometer tunnel, the longest yet discovered in Gaza ■ Israeli officials reportedly believe Hamas' deputy military chief was killed in Gaza last week

As a father and his two small sons drove home after doing errands in their village, Israeli soldiers fired at their pickup, killing the 10-year-old. The traumatized 7-year-old blames himself for his brother's death

Israeli delegation will travel to Qatar following new truce proposal by Hamas ■ Some 50,000 Muslims participated in prayer on first Friday of Ramadan at Al-Aqsa without clashes with Israel Police ■ Netanyahu's office said he approved plan for military op in Rafah ■ Hamas and other Palestinian factions say they oppose appointment of Mohammad Mustafa as Palestinian Authority's new prime minister ■ Here's what you need to know 161 days into the war

  Since October 2023, Radware's war room has reported a significant increase in cyberattacks on Israeli entities, placing Israel as the top target worldwide for cyberattacks in 2023. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Leading up to Ramadan, there was a new wave of cyberattacks , involving both existing and new threat actors. […]

The Hamas-run ministry says eight additional people were killed in a strike on an aid distribution center in a separate incident on Thursday. Israeli army calls reports of intentional targeting 'false,' says soldiers did not fire at crowds