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The U.S. president's speech outlining an Israel-Hamas deal could force Israel's prime minister to face off against his far-right partners in government, while coalition members' attacks on hostages' families could inadvertently wake the public from its indifference

The IDF stated that the interception of the drone was carried out using a surface-to-air missile about 12 miles from the border with Israel, and that it is investigating the incident. Following rocket fire in northern Israel, fires broke out in several locations

Police clashed with protesters in Tel Aviv; A hostage's mother said Biden delivered speech 'because he knows Netanyahu can sabotage the deal.' Hostages families led protests at cabinet members homes across Israel to convince them to accept Biden deal

U.S. President Joe Biden announces three-stage proposal for cease-fire deal ■ Sources say Hamas' official answer will depend on Gaza chiefs Yahya Sinwar and Mohammed Deif ■ IDF says its airstrikes killed three key Hamas operatives in Gaza ■ Netanyahu formally invited to address Congress ■ Here's what you need to know 239 days into the war

While opposition parties hailed the outcome as a momentous breakthrough for a country struggling with deep poverty and inequality, the ANC remained the biggest party. However, it will now likely need to look for a coalition partner or partners to remain in the government

'What they are doing here isn't the law but instilling terror,' says a resident of Tarabin al-Sana in the Negev. When every outing carries the risk of being arrested or fined, many community members are afraid of leaving their home due to police presence

Senior officials in Israel and the U.S. say that Biden's team informed Israel, Qatar, and Egypt in advance of the speech, in an attempt to avoid the lack of coordination in last month's proposal. 'Netanyahu can still create difficulties, but his initial reaction was encouraging,' a U.S. official said

ISGAP's founding director, Charles Asher Small, sat down with the 'Post' to discuss the nature of antisemitism, how it evolves and if there's any hope of fighting back.

Some arrests were made, but a New York Police Department spokesperson said there would be no official count until after the protest concluded

Commissioner Kobi Shabtai explained that is it necessary to create the new unit as police are stretched thin due to increasing protests against the prime minister, Channel 12 reported

The Tand’if Cleaning Cooperative promotes social change and fights to offer an alternative to the exploitation of contractor companies.

The mayor and police officials stressed that protesters have the right to demonstrate, within legal limits.

Hundreds of students walked out of school, from several schools including Stuyvesant High School, Brooklyn Technical High School, LaGuardia High School, and more.

Hostages' families: Biden gave speech because he knows Netanyahu might sabotage deal ■ Palestinian Health Ministry say teenager shot dead by Israeli forces in West Bank ■ Hezbollah rocket barrage hit IDF base in north Israel; downed an IDF drone over Lebanon ■ Hamas leadership in Qatar says supportive of cease-fire proposal, awaiting position of Sinwar, Deif in Gaza

Israel must rise to challenge of welcoming millions of potential Jews and Israel supporters.

Antisemitism and the 1753 Jew Law Controversy is a most valuable and timely book, especially given the recent demonstration of rampant Jew-hatred by Hamas.

Conditions are no longer met to host Israeli companies at the show at a time when the President is calling for Israel to cease operations in Rafah, the French Defense Ministry said

This would not be the first case of Israel passing up the opportunity to establish relations with the Saudis. But this time, saying no would mean turning down the opportunity to break out of our ghetto and enter the region as a partner and ally

Congressional leaders including Chuck Schumer formally invited Netanyahu to address Congress in a speech that has already provoked significant opposition from Democratic lawmakers, many of whom vowed to boycott it over Israel's conduct in the Gaza war

Life for Palestinians in Hebron hasn't been the same since October 7. After two months of almost total lockdown, they are now confined to their homes from 7 P.M. until 7 A.M. daily. False arrests, violence and humiliation at the hands of Israeli soldiers and settlers are their daily lot