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Israeli president to attend Davos World Economic Forum to 'increase political pressure' for a new hostage deal ■ U.S. Secretary of State Blinken says Arab countries will not rebuild Gaza 'if it will be leveled again' ■ Saudi Arabia's FM says Saudis could recognize Israel if Palestinian issue resolved ■ U.S. attacked Houthi targets in Yemen ■ Islamic Jihad commander captured in Gaza says group's members trained in Iran ■ IDF publishes name of reservist killed in Gaza; reserve soldier dies of wounds from Gaza fighting ■ Shop in southern Israel hit by rocket

A 24-year-old woman was reportedly fatally shot by IDF soldiers while standing on a nearby building, during clashes with Israeli forces. In a separate incident, a Palestinian man was killed by IDF fire in a separate incident

  An Israeli source confirmed to Israel Hayom that Jerusalem was working to release the detained Israeli soccer player in Turkey Sagiv Jehezkel, who after scoring an equalizer against Trabzonspor during a home game, displayed a bandage around his wrist with an inscription marking the 100 days since the hostages were abducted on Oct. 7. […]

Since the war with Hamas began on October 7, more than 300 Palestinians have been killed in clashes with Israeli security forces in the West Bank

IDF says 188 soldiers killed in combat since Gaza ground operation began ■ Five Palestinians fatally shot in West Bank ■ Israel carries out 'extensive' strikes in Lebanon ■ Families of hostages hold 24-hour rally in Tel Aviv marking 100 days of captivity ■ IDF says four terrorists killed by Israeli force after attempting to infiltrate Israeli territory from Lebanon ■ IDF announces death of soldier in southern Gaza

Israel names soldier killed Gaza fighting, three more seriously wounded ■ IDF: three terrorists killed in shooting near a West Bank settlement ■ Medicine to be transferred to Israeli hostages in Gaza 'in the next few days' in Qatari-brokered deal that will also see more medicine enter Gaza ■ Report: Dispute between Israel and Egypt over Israel's intention to control Egypt-Gaza border area ■ U.S. strikes Houthi targets in Sana'a

The Qatari-brokered deal will allow for prescription medicine to be given to Israeli hostages, while Israel would allow more medicine to enter Gaza

The deal reportedly includes Israel allowing more medicine to enter Gaza, in exchange for prescription medicine to be given to Israeli hostages

  Israel was unable to proceed with a planned campaign to display the photographs of Israeli hostages on billboards in the Netherlands during the International Court of Justice hearing on the Gaza war due to the refusal by local companies to exhibit them. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The design includes photos […]

January 11, 2024 09:07 PM United Kingdom preparing to strike Houthi rebels in Yemen - The Telegraph report 08:44 PM Israeli defense minister vows no let up against Hamas terrorists in Gaza Galant conferred with Gaza division commanders on ongoing campaigns to root out Hamas fighters in areas like Khan Younis Israeli Defense Minister Yoav […]

The 'incitement to extermination' heard in the words of Israeli officials and personalities 'can reach the stage of genocide,' the researches say. They're calling on Yad Vashem to learn from the lessons of the Holocaust

The newspaper's investigation, based on documentation and testimonies from the 'deadliest attack by settlers since the war began's, reveals that a 17-year-old boy was shot in the back by Israeli settlers, likely while running away

520 Israeli soldiers have been killed since the start of the war against Hamas on October 7, according to the IDF

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk: Antisemitism is a dangerous scourge. But, despite the claims by some Israeli officials, it is not antisemitic to urge Israel to respect international humanitarian law or to condemn gross violations against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. To discredit human rights is a disservice to Israel's people

Hezbollah is believed to be the first to use precise antitank missiles to target civilian structures. Dozens of Israeli buildings have taken direct hits - and now even towns that were not evacuated are within firing range

Israel claims responsibility for assassinating the chief of Hezbollah's drone unit ■ Nine IDF soldiers killed in Gaza Strip on Monday ■ IDF launches probe to tank fire that caused death of six soldiers ■ Blinken meets with Israeli leaders in fourth wartime visit, says Israel must allow Palestinians to return to homes in north Gaza ■ Blinken calls genocide charge on Israel 'meritless,' as U.K.'s Cameron says he is 'worried' Israel may have breached international law ■ Israel's foreign ministry denies engaging in plans to transfer Gaza residents out of Strip

After Ofer Cassif, MK in the Arab-Jewish Hadash-Ta'al party, signed the South Africa petition, fellow Knesset members called for his removal. Cassif explained his reasoning, saying 'My constitutional duty is to Israeli society' not to the government who calls for 'ethnic cleansing and even actual genocide'

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

Israeli troops and the few residents who have stayed in the far north have learned Hezbollah's routines for firing anti-tank missiles. But they can't get used to a life on hold

Comedian Guy Hochman, who has entered the Gaza Strip a number of times with Israeli troops, filmed a mocking video in destroyed Palestinian houses and on the beach. The IDF says Hochman didn't have proper authorization for his last visit and they are investigating the incident