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AIPAC Super PAC records first electoral victory; Trump-backed isolationist wins Ohio Senate primary

The Houthi attacks in Bab el-Mandeb strait have completely halted the trade activities of the Port of Eilat, placing it in a complicated financial situation.

Sensational reports about 'unique' finds suggest somebody needs a thesaurus for their birthday, according to new archive of ancient brain discoveries over 12,000 years

The Department of Education should terminate federal assistance to any college or university that fails to comply with the proposed reporting requirements, it went on. 

The sleep-in is inspired by Ron Hassner, the chair of Israel studies, who has moved into his office indefinitely until the university takes concrete steps to address antisemitism on campus.

The prime minister plans on giving Gideon Sa'ar observer status in the war cabinet and is considering making him a 'regular invitee,' but far-right National Security Minister Ben-Gvir says he will demand the same status as Sa'ar

The attorney general has told Itamar Ben-Gvir's that she cannot back a law approving surveillance using spyware that only applies in in cases of suspicion of grave crimes

Israel's foreign minister said that 'History will judge Canada's current action harshly.' Canada's statement underscores the growing criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, as Western countries find themselves in hot water for arm sales to Israel

  The Prime Minister's Office has in recent days begun holding talks with the heads of the local municipalities in the north over the possibility that the school year will not open on September 1 because of the ongoing tensions with Hezbollah and the potential for a major flare-up – essentially extending the situation that […]

The 30-year-old assailant from Jenin, who shot at the Shin Bet agents, was shot and killed; In a separate incident, A 43-year-old Palestinian was shot and killed by Jewish settlers on, sources say. This claim is refuted by an IDF source, who said that the man was killed by IDF soldiers after he attacked them

If there is someone still willing to stand up for Israel internationally who speaks perfect English, has a firm grasp on America's liberal values and can meet Netanyahu's stringent purity test – will they please stand up? Probably not while Netanyahu is calling the shots

In an interview with Harvard University, Trump's top White House adviser described a potential Palestinian state as 'a super bad idea,' and suggested Israel 'bulldoze something in the Negev' to house displaced Palestinians so it can reconstruct Gaza and 'finish the job'

Biden says he told Netanyahu to send team to Washington to discuss ways to target Hamas without major Rafah op ■ Netanyahu tells Israeli lawmakers 'We all need to stand united against U.S. position that we shouldn't go into Rafah' ■ Oxfam, HRW call on U.S. to suspend arms transfers to Israel over alleged war crimes ■ WH 'deeply concerned' by a recent report citing imminent famine in Gaza ■ Here's what you need to know 165 days into the war

The Israeli delegation is currently in Doha participating in yet another round of talks for a hostage deal and cease-fire agreement, but disputes over the conditions of a deal and on the current operation remain among Israeli authorities, the hostage families and the U.S.

Netanyahu's office said that the prime minister told lawmakers that that Israel 'has a dispute with the U.S. about the need to go into Rafah, but not about the necessity to eliminate Hamas'

Warrant Officer Sebastian Haion, 51, from central Israel's Rosh Ha'ayin, was an IDF reservist killed in combat near Al-Shifa Hospital in the Gaza Strip. 'The IDF lost a rare warrior today' said a fellow reservist