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“As such, your presence in the UK is considered to pose a threat to UK society as it would highly likely cause tensions amongst UK Jewish communities," the UK home office wrote.

  Former President Donald Trump called for forgiveness toward President Biden after the president criticized Trump supporters in relation to comments made about Puerto Rico at a recent rally, Fox News reported Tuesday. Speaking to a packed crowd at the PPL Center in Allentown, Pennsylvania on Tuesday, Trump referenced Biden's comments while drawing parallels to […]

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Israel is pursuing a deal to release a small number of hostages in exchange for a one-month cease-fire, with further releases contingent on negotiations during that period

Master Sgt. (res.) Yedidia Bloch is survived by his pregnant wife, his parents and seven siblings

U.S.-led mediation efforts aim to end hostilities and push Hezbollah forces north; Israel presents three conditions for long-term security

When it comes to the Palestinians, Israel's opposition parties fall in with the far right

According to the police, body camera footage shows the driver, a resident of Kalansua, attempting to attack an officer. They also noted that images from the scene indicate he intentionally steered the truck toward civilians

Israel was cautioned that the legislation, which was passed amid Israeli allegations that employees of the UN agency were involved in Hamas' Oct. 7 attack and that Hamas militants were based around UNRWA facilities, could complicate Israel's defense against alleged crimes against humanity

'In the previous term, we had to threaten to resign from the government' said one MK responsible for the bill, 'From today, there is no longer any reason to pressure the State of Israel; it is simply prohibited by law'

Jamshid Sharmahd, 69, was executed in Iran on Monday on terrorism charges, the country's judiciary said. That followed a 2023 trial that Germany, the U.S. and international rights groups dismissed as a sham

As north Gaza combat rages, residents speak of a severe shortage of basic food products and near absence of medical care. Despite a new round of hostage return and cease-fire talks, the larger issue of who will manage the everyday life in Gaza looms. With no real plan, Israel is drifting back the IDF to civilian control of the Strip

The Israeli parliament passed two bills that would prevent the UN agency for Palestinians, founded in 1949, from operating in Israel. How will that affect humanitarian aid for Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, and what does Israel claim UNRWA employees did on October 7?

Hundreds to gather for 'Rage Against the Hate' event, aiming to “retake the streets and campuses” amid rising antisemitism.