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Blinken will hold meetings with Israeli officials to try and reach understandings on key points of contention with Hamas, as negotiators continue to meet in Egypt and Qatar

The longer settler violence continues unabated, the graver the consequences will be, and the more justified international leaders appear in taking their own punitive measures

The attacker used a hammer to fatally wound 38-year-old Gideon Perry, then stole his weapon and drove away. The Israeli army is still in pursuit of the suspect

No arrests were made during the raid on Jit in which one Palestinian was shot dead, with a preliminary probe by the defense establishment suggesting reserve soldiers may have stood idly by at the scene

Tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters are expected to descend on Chicago during the Democratic National Convention, while dozens of delegates inside the convention are part of the movement that opposes President Biden over his Gaza war policy. How are all sides preparing?

After a summer in the Catskills, at a Jewish camp affiliated with the left-wing Zionist Hashomer Hatzair movement, Arab teens from Israel return to a country in turmoil, that was segregated long before the war. The organizers hope the conversations they had their will make a difference

The cease-fire proposal currently in discussion 'completely contradicts' what Hamas agreed to in July, source in the organization tells Saudi daily Al Sharq ■ PM Netanyahu says that Israel is willing to be flexible on certain issues in negotiations ■ U.S. Secretary of State Blinken arrives in Israel, will meet with Netanyahu on Monday to discuss efforts to secure truce in Gaza ■ Here's what you need to know 317 days into the war

Jewish organizations and Ottawa's mayor pull out of Capital Pride after its controversial statement accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza, sparking community tensions.

Residents of the West Bank village of Jit, where Israeli settlers killed a 23-year-old man Thursday, say the onslaught was a well-planned attack that they worry will happen again

The system is set to utilize various sources and classify antisemitic discourse worldwide, such as those appearing on social media platforms, including X, formerly Twitter, Telegram and Facebook.

Fuad Shukr got a call telling him where to go before the Israeli strike that killed him, according to a Wall Street Journal report

The Wall Street Journal reported that a leak of 600 names of Jewish-Australian professionals, which led to some harassment by pro-Palestinian activists, came from an Australia-based New York Times journalist

Silver battery revolution? New report claims silver outshines lithium-ion in every key metric. Longer range, faster charge, and cheaper costs? Game changer ahead?

The interview with TIME was the prime minister's 27th interview with a foreign media outlet since October 7, in which he made a number of false claims after they were fact-checked by the magazine's staff

The three suspects' offenses "have a terrorist connection" like the seven other activists who appeared before the Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday.

The Paris Police Prefecture said on Thursday that it was looking for a man who verbally harassed an Orthodox Jewish family.

Gold soars to new heights as investors seek safety. Amidst market turmoil and media silence, precious metal shines. Is this the start of something big?

The GOP nominee claimed it's the 'most dangerous time for Jews since the Holocaust' while blasting Biden-Harris policies. This isn't the first time he's suggested that Jewish voters who oppose him have mental health issues

Dying for the Golden Calf? Celebrating tribal intermarriage? Or, simply, marking the summer equinox? Whatever its origin, latter-day Zionists liked this holiday.

Six Israelis, some of whom were masked, attempted to enter a Palestinian village south of Nablus, but fled after Israeli forces arrived to the scene. This comes after settlers raided last week a West Bank Palestinian village leaving one dead