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Diplomats flock to Kiryat Gat's Civil-Military Command Center, but few are willing to enter Gaza, where Hamas remains strong and the challenge of stabilizing the area keeps nations on the sidelines. 'Every analyst in the world was in shock at seeing how organized and coordinated Hamas are,' said a Gulf source

A5A7, a stablecoin backed by the Russian rouble and based in Kyrgyzstan, has been placed under sanctions by Western governments who say it is used to facilitate avoidance of sanctions on Russia.

Amid the cease-fire between Hamas and Israel in the Gaza Strip, the IDF said forces deployed in the Nnusierat area conducted a targeted strike against an unnamed terrorist from the Islamic Jihad in Gaza, 'to remove any immediate threat'

Jewish community leaders from across the country expressed worry that political partisanship may cause unnecessary divisions at a time when the Jewish people need to unite.

The anti-Israel group accused a German-Israeli national of "crimes against humanity" for social media posts made during the accused's military service in the Gaza Strip.

Inspired by ISIS, Saadoui had reportedly planned to purchase four AK-47 rifles, two handguns and 1,200 rounds of ammunition to carry out a mass shooting on Jewish targets in the city. 

In Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem, Be'er Sheva and across Israel, tens of thousands are demonstrating against the Netanyahu government, in support of a state probe into the events of October 7, and for the return of the remaining 13 deceased hostages who are still held in Gaza

Professor Yechiel Michael Barilan says history shows that every war ends with slain persons buried in unknown locations, and that insisting on returning them at any cost could even be viewed as 'a subconscious attempt at averting diplomatic progress' with the Palestinians

Israeli settler militias, backed by soldiers, are laying waste to Palestinian communities – beating residents, torching crops, smashing cars, slaughtering animals. Jonathan Pollak, who accompanies Palestinian farmers during the olive harvest, recounts what he's witnessed – and how he nearly paid for it with his life

Footage from the villages near Ramallah shows Palestinians attempting to drive off the settlers, while flares are visible in the background. The arson occurred in an area that has recently seen repeated attacks on Palestinian farmers during the olive harvest season

The founder of D.C.-based vegan kosher chain Shouk says boycotts forced the closure of his last two restaurants amid a wave of attacks on similar eateries in the U.S. since the Gaza war. 'Profiting off the occupation of my ancestors is a hard line for me,' said a Palestinian chef behind the boycott, while the owner said, 'I'm disappointed when we don't use food as a bridge'

All signs suggest Netanyahu aims to seek a presidential pardon from Isaac Herzog to avoid conviction. Pardons are usually granted only after legal proceedings, and his trial is far from over. The only pre-conviction precedent involved a classified security case, which one scholar says has 'no connection whatsoever' to his corruption charges

Eyewitnesses say Muhammad al-Halaq stood with his arms folded, posing no threat, when a single, deadly shot was fired. The soldiers later appeared to celebrate. The IDF said the incident is under review

Four middle-aged men – veterans who've spent their lives serving their country and community – have been held in detention for more than a month, with no release in sight. The charge: setting fire to recycling bins near the prime minister's residence as part of the protest for the return of the hostages

Young members of the French Jewish community have been removing their kippahs and hiding their identities to feel safer as antisemitism permeates French academia, a report by Le Parisien unveiled.