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Jerusalem's mayor unveiled a bold plan for urban renewal: thousands of new homes, light rail expansion, tree preservation, and use of abandoned buildings. "This is just the beginning."

Jerusalem's mayor unveiled a bold plan for urban renewal: thousands of new homes, light rail expansion, tree preservation, and use of abandoned buildings. "This is just the beginning."

The dual U.S.-German citizen approached the embassy's branch office in Tel Aviv with Molotov cocktails in his backpack, the U.S. Justice Department said, after he had posed online: 'Join me as I burn down the embassy in Tel Aviv'

'Israel is one of the few countries in the West where young people are often more conservative than adults': A new survey conducted by the Jewish People Policy Institute examined when Israelis think is the ideal age to get married and have children. Only three percent of Israelis believe that it's better not to get married

Hamas agreed to an American cease-fire plan that outlined a 70-day truce with ten hostages being released in two stages, a Palestinian official told Reuters; Israel reportedly rejected a Hamas proposal, deying it matched the U.S. plan

Goldin had his Instagram account suspended late last week after he posted and praised a statement by Elias Rodriguez, the man accused of executing a young couple in Washington, DC.

Neither Iran nor Gaza, neither Syria nor the Houthis were the real test of the Trump Administration's support for Israel. Here's how we'll know whether U.S. President Donald Trump has soured on the Jewish State

The fund's board implicitly criticized the UN, saying those invested in the status quo have tried to undermine the initiative out of fear that 'new, creative solutions to intractable problems might actually succeed'

In an attempt to free the U.S. from costly Mideast entanglements, Trump is leveraging regional partners to impose and back the peace in Syria, while Lebanon struggles to find foreign guarantors as both face uncertainty in their post-war rebuilding

Ministers, MKs, and youths will march in this year's Religious Zionism Flag Dance for Jerusalem Day. Following last year's anti-Arab violence and racist chants, some groups call for change, while police urge participants to avoid all violence

Jenny Chapman, Britain's minister for international development, tells Haaretz during a visit to Israel that the U.K. fears that Israel's Gaza aid plan is unlikely to meet the needs of Palestinians, and is designed to move them around

GAZA: Israel rejects Gaza latest cease-fire proposal; Israeli strike on Gaza school housing displaced persons kills dozens, authorities say ■ ISRAEL: 'No victory without Nakba', say far-right Israelis in Jerusalem Day march ■ IRAN: Iran will not accept suspending uranium enrichment, Foreign Ministry says; President Pezeshkian says Iran will survive sanctions, no talks with U.S.

Despite Netanyahu's longstanding history of ignoring the AG, the move surprised the Justice Ministry. Sources close to the AG say she does not intend to give in on this issue

The State Prosecutor's Office says Chief Superintendent Amit Pollak acted illegally by strangling a protester and ordering his arrest. His wife is also charged after throwing his phone into the sea to prevent its seizure by the Internal Police Investigations Department

Wenkert said he spent six and a half months alone in captivity, and that his captors purposely distorted his sense of time. After the army entered Rafah, they 'risked my life for fun,' he said

Israel's Defense Minister barred the Military Advocate General from speaking at conferences with a 'political or polemical character' during wartime. The IDF chief of staff later approved her appearance, citing the 'supreme importance' of addressing allegations against IDF soldiers

Officials in the prime minister's office told Channel 13 that Sara Netanyahu interviewed the senior IDF officer in her husband's office, while his chief of staff stood outside to prevent anyone from entering