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On social media, Palestinians from Gaza and around the Middle East expressed anger over Ramallah's Icon Mall jubilant grand opening – and the Palestinian Authority officials in attendance

A U.S. official said that consolidation could reduce the number of troops in Syria by half. Another official was less certain regarding numbers since the Trump administration has been negotiating with Iran while amping up forces in the region

The 88-year-old pontiff is gradually making more public appearances as he recovers from the biggest health crisis in his 12 years in the role.

Haifa residents of verdant neighborhoods on Mount Carmel remember the blazes of 2016 and say the city isn't doing enough to protect them from another major fire. Elsewhere in the country, experts are calling on the people to help out

Ministers criticized the defense chief, prompting him to clarify that civilian companies would manage it in the future to prevent Hamas from accessing the aid. He also confirmed that the IDF will stay in Gaza's buffer zones 'under any arrangement'

Hostage Bar Kupershtein, who is still being held in Gaza, was everything to his father Tal, who was paralyzed after an accident five years ago. 'During Seder night, I waited tensely for the moment they'd tell me there was a deal,' he says. 'I miss him'

Building permit approved: Almog Group to build 964 apartments, 6,000 sqm of commercial space, a school, and a green boulevard in Bat Yam’s Ramat HaNasi neighborhood - its largest project to date.

Building permit approved: Almog Group to build 964 apartments, 6,000 sqm of commercial space, a school, and a green boulevard in Bat Yam’s Ramat HaNasi neighborhood - its largest project to date.

The London police denied telling Jews to stay home during protests, calling the viral claim false and harmful. The misinformation, spread by a misleading account, fueled fear before being debunked.

The People’s Conference for Palestine promoted its August event with clips of PFLP member Wisam Rafeedie and deceased terrorist Walid Daqqah.

Backing letters from Israeli army reservists and veterans of security agencies – which have already garnered thousands of signatures – hundreds of retired police officers, including eight former police chiefs, signed the call to end the war and secure the hostages' return

Haaretz-BIRN investigation: Israel Einhorn, Netanyahu associate wanted for questioning in Israel, set up consultancy in Serbia – where he worked to promote President Vučić ■ Although barred from engaging in Serbia and Montenegro, the PM's Office enlisted his help to arrange meetings in both countries related to arms supplies for the Gaza war

Ronen Bar's days as head of Israel's domestic security agency are numbered. The latest smear campaign is designed to allow the prime minister to make a game-changing appointment and rally the populist right, which is addicted to 'deep state' myths

CEASE-FIRE TALKS: Report: Hamas rejects Israeli proposal for hostage deal ■ GAZA: Defense Minister says IDF to remain in seized Gaza buffer zones, no humanitarian aid will enter ■ U.S.: Steve Witkoff says any deal must shut down Iran's nuclear program ■ IRAN: Right to enrich uranium is 'non-negotiable' in talks with U.S. ■ LEBANON: IDF struck vehicle in south Lebanon, killed Hezbollah member

"In 2021, I sarcastically quoted comedian David Cross while condemning an antisemitic dog whistle on Twitter," Orr explained.

Israeli military knows it will have difficulty implementing its combat plans and is sending more regular units to Gaza

Netanyahu pointed to France's global sore spots but conveniently left out a key detail in his tweet, disapproving of his son's disrespectful 'screw you' to the French president while totally articulating his main argument

French plan would allow Israel to sidestep explicit recognition of a Palestinian state and launch military operation in the Gaza Strip if necessary