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Protesters held a large banner calling to 'Sanction Israel' outside the synagogue, in an act which community leaders called 'intimidating and denigrating' for local Jews. Sydney's Great Synagogue was founded in 1878 and is the center of the Jewish community in the city

'Things aren't proceeding as usual,' said an Israeli source. 'Hamas suffered a serious blow,' a gov't source said, 'their response to the incident has been very weak, bordering on a non-response.' As a result, Mossad's director has not yet departed for negotiations in Qatar

Protesters in an Israeli Arab city rallied to 'show solidarity with our people in Gaza,' after Israel's massive bombing of an area that was supposed to be safe, while across the Arab world many took to social media to accuse their governments for their lack of efforts to bring an end to the war

Israel fears the mounting sanctions imposed on entities and individuals connected with West Bank settlements will gather steam after the International Court of Justice issues its ruling on whether Israel's occupation of the West Bank is legal under international law

According to reports, Baraa Katerji, who had financial links to Hezbollah and was previously sanctioned by the U.S., was killed in the strike

After conflicting Hamas statements, Israeli officials say talks for a deal continue ■ IDF strikes south, central Gaza in an effort to exert more pressure on Hamas ■ After PM Netanyahu holds meeting on incitement against him, Opposition Leader Yair Lapid says: 'Netanyahu is not a victim; he is a whiner and a coward' ■ EU imposes sanctions on five far-right Israeli activists, three entities ■ Here's what you need to know 283 days into the war

At a Media Real Estate event, CPA Uri Yonisi from Bank Leumi revealed that a doubling of mortgage applications in the last six months indicates a hot market.

At a Media Real Estate event, CPA Uri Yonisi from Bank Leumi revealed that a doubling of mortgage applications in the last six months indicates a hot market.

According to a report in Walla, he told a conference in Miami that Qatar is the 'second-biggest financiers of terrorism in the world after Iran,' and claimed that they fund anti-Israel campus protests. A Qatari official dismissed the claims as 'nonsense' and said it could 'complicate' hostage talks

Around 101,000 households have registered for the upcoming lottery, with 4,633 set to receive winning notifications soon. Registration for the next lottery's eligibility certificates is now open.

Around 101,000 households have registered for the upcoming lottery, with 4,633 set to receive winning notifications soon. Registration for the next lottery's eligibility certificates is now open.

If the Israeli cybersecurity company is indeed acquired by the American tech giant for $23 billion, it will mark a milestone for the Israeli economy. How much will its founders and employees make, how will it impact cloud computing, and how much will Israel make in taxes from the sale?

An Education Ministry investigation found no grading bias in French Jewish students' Baccalaureate exams, despite the school's legal claims of unexplained lower scores suggesting discrimination.

Many American Jews are concerned by the ultra-conservative Heritage Foundation's 922-page plan to radically restructure U.S. government, including defunding the Department of Education, whose Office of Civil Rights investigates allegations of antisemitism. With Trump's closest circle involved, Project 2025 will be in the air at this week's Republican National Convention

Organizers of the march near the GOP convention in Milwaukee say they 'stand with Palestine' and are committed to protesting 'the racist and reactionary agenda of the Republican Party'

From a hotel in Kyoto to a sandwich joint in Edinburgh, the world is becoming hostile toward Israelis who are learning that a vacation won't shield them from the Gaza war

In the thrown out case, Trump was indicted on charges that he willfully retained sensitive national security documents at his Mar-a-Lago social club. Prosecutors are likely to appeal the ruling

Over 70 news and civil society organizations, including The New York Times, the BBC and CNN, signed an open letter to Israel reiterating calls for unlimited international media access to Gaza. The ongoing restrictions allow misinformation and disinformation to flourish

Members of Kibbutz Nir Oz, one of the most devastated communities in Hamas' attack, lashed back against the national security chief after he defended the PM as 'dedicating his life to the rehabilitation of the Gaza border communities'

The deal, funded mostly in cash and representing the technology giant's biggest acquisition ever, could come together soon, the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.