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  Adele kicked off her 10-concert "Adele World" residency in Munich with an 80,000-strong crowd. Adele wowed fans in a full-length blue dress with a huge billowing train that mopped up the torrential rain from the floor. During the show, she paused to remove the drenched train from her dress as the wet fabric became […]

  It has been 304 days since young Ariel Bibas was kidnapped along with his mother Shiri and infant brother Kfir on Oct. 7. The images and footage of their horrific abduction have become widely known both in Israel and abroad, with the unforgettable sight of the children's small, ginger heads and their mother's terrified […]

  A viral video showing Pakistani snacks and candies with names and packaging strikingly similar to international brands garnered over 6 million views. The video was shared by Instagram user Faisal Shah. The video featured chocolates like Milky Balls, Ferry Rose, B&B, TikTak, Mass, and Snookers, which closely copied well-known brands like Ferrero Rocher and […]

A 66-year-old woman was pronounced dead on the scene, while a man in his 70s died of wounds in hospital; Israel Police said the assailant was a Palestinian from the West Bank

Identifying the origins of the danger of dissolution that currently threatens Israeli society

The Anne Frank statue in Amsterdam was vandalized with "Free Gaza" for the second time in a month, highlighting rising antisemitism in the Netherlands.

The Israeli army expects that only around 30 percent of candidates will show up for the first day of the process. Posters distributed at ultra-Orthodox communities call for mass protests at the draft office, 'we don't fight now over the first 1,000, they will reach all of us, heaven forbid, including your son'

Defense officials don't expect Iran and Hezbollah to backtrack on their threats of revenge for Israel's assassinations, and Israel will likely face an attack from all sides ■ PM Netanyahu is stalling for time on making a decision on the hostage deal, and U.S. and Israeli officials are increasingly frustrated

Israel, Iran and Hezbollah are now caught in a war of humiliation, and the complex math of revenge and deterrence can be easily miscalculated and lead to a full-scale war

Turkey urges its citizens to leave Lebanon ■ U.S. CENTCOM chief to visit Israel on Monday ahead of expected Iranian attack ■ IDF spokesperson says defense systems 'not airtight,' public must 'stay alert' ■ Britain temporarily withdraws families of Beirut diplomats due to volatile situation ■ Gaza rescue services: Death toll in strike on schools rises to 30

The Washington Post displayed a misleading headline and caption uncovering a deep anti-Israel bias and has yet to retract its mistake.

Anyone who is acquainted with the military legal system and keeps track of it knows that had it been possible to whitewash the events at Sde Teiman, they would indeed have been whitewashed

Sa'ar won't craft the solution in the north or close a deal in the south. Meanwhile, the left, right, and center would vilify him from the get-go

The Israeli Olympian missed her opportunity to compete in the 200-meter individual medley, apparently because she had not received enough advanced notice. The Olympic Committee of Israel said the incident 'put the swimmer in an impossible situation'

A cease-fire deal with Hamas doesn't entail negotiations on uprooting settlements, ceding territory or establishing a Palestinian state. It only entails bringing the hostages home, ending a war that has lasted for almost 10 months and a good chance of preventing a conflagration the likes of which the Middle East has never known

Indirect talks between Netanyahu and the New Hope party chairman have intensified in recent weeks, but knowledgeable sources say reconciliation is still distant, and it remains uncertain if Sa'ar will ultimately join the government

Gidi Sapir and Miriam Feirberg-Ikar cited 'personal reasons,' but their last-minute decision followed a letter from university heads to the attorney general warning that Education Minister Yoav Kisch was trying to seize control of the Council for Higher Education

Drexel agreed to resolve its policies and procedures in the assessment of incidents, including off-campus and on social media reports, and how they contribute to a hostile campus environment.