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The terrorist organization's forces in the north of the Gaza Strip have been dismantled. Meanwhile, the ongoing negotiations in Qatar serve Netanyahu's survival goal well - and endanger those hostages who are still alive

Hundreds of fake accounts amplified three mysterious 'news sites' to advance Israeli interests. Their target: U.S. Democratic lawmakers

At least 15 were killed by an airstrike targeting a house in the Al Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, health officials say ■ Netanyahu: 'We must all unite against' U.S. attempt to prevent Israeli invasion of Rafah ■ U.S. Senate Majority Leader says without U.S. support, Israel's 'future could well be over' ■ UN Human Rights chief says Israel's actions in Gaza 'may amount to the use of starvation as a method of war' ■ Report: Canada will stop sending arms to Israel, foreign minister says ■ Two Shin Bet agents wounded in West Bank attack, assailant killed

Matthew Karelefsky, 46, was convicted last month of charges including attempted murder, arson and assault for the crime in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Midwood.

The graffiti, which police are investigating as a hate crime, conscripted Effy’s into a growing, dismal club of New York City kosher restaurants that have been vandalized.

Israel denies holding senior Fatah member, who is serving five life sentences in Israel for murder, in inhumane conditions

Official confirmation from Israel regarding Issa's death has not yet been received. He was the right-hand-man of Muhammed Deif, and held the position of deputy general commander of Hamas' military arm

Last week, hundreds of Jewish students, faculty and alumni held a big demonstration at Berkeley to protest what they say is the inadequate response of the administration to antisemitic violence on campus as well as its failure to guarantee free speech to Jewish students

White House slams former president's 'vile and unhinged antisemitic rhetoric'

Jewish organizers say they would rather prioritize the safety and well-being of their attendees — even if they risk potentially tamping down attendance.

Critics of the school connected the announcement with widespread reports of spiking antisemitism in K-12 schools following the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war.

Speaking shortly after President Biden concluded his first call with Netanyahu in over a month, U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said the Israeli prime minister's position that opposing a major military operation in Rafah is akin to opposing the total defeat of Hamas was 'nonsense'

According to army records, 20-year-old Staff Sgt. Matan Vinogradov from Jerusalem is the 250th soldier killed since the ground operation began in October

  US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has become the first government official to confirm reports that Israel successfully eliminated Hamas's number three military official, Marwan Issa, in a strike earlier in March. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram During a press briefing, Sullivan stated, "The rest of the top leaders are in […]

The move, which was agreed upon by all of the EU's 27 member countries, follows in the footsteps of the U.S. and Britain. It involves a travel ban and asset freeze on 'violent' Israeli settlers in the West Bank, and forbids EU citizens from doing business with the targets

Gigi, Tiger, and Puma fled Eritrea and Darfur and were allowed to live in Israel without legal status or rights. After they were murdered by Hamas on October 7, the state refused to deem them victims of terrorism