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Four Iranian-backed Houthi boats attempted to board the Singapore-flagged ship, hours after opening fire at the vessel. Some 10 Houthis were reportedly killed when the U.S. sunk their boats

  Eighteen participants at the Keren Kayemet LeIsrael – Jewish National Fund and the World Zionist Organization's Zionist Leadership Academy program came to Israel to express solidarity at a time of war, the organizations announced. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram They participants met senior IDF and government officials, survivors of the Oct. […]

As arrests of Palestinians proliferate amid Gaza war, testimonies are emerging from Megiddo Prison of severely inhumane conditions, which human rights groups have brought to the attorney general's attention; Israel Prison Service says it is 'investigating'

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Backed by Iran, Yemen's Houthis have targeted ships owned by Israelis or ones they determine are en route to Israel using cruise missiles, drones, and anti-ship ballistic missiles

"I have monitored, with vigilance, the kinds of speech that Israel-aligned parties are calling ‘antisemitic,’” Steinberg wrote, “and it simply does not pass the sniff test.” 

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to stick to the coalition agreement that will see Eli Cohen trade positions with Yisrael Katz

While the IDF is gaining ground in Gaza and maintaining control in the north, the current phase of the war is ending, and the next phase is becoming increasingly complicated due to Netanyahu's own war for political survival. Major decisions need to be made, but his indecision has frozen the war, and the country

Houthis confirm death of 10 militants by U.S. in Red Sea ■ Two Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza combat, 13 wounded over past day ■ U.S. navy sinks Houthi boats in Red Sea ■ Israel strikes in Lebanon and Syria after rockets targets Israel's north ■ At least 1,300 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; at least 133 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run Health Ministry: 21,822 killed, 56,451 wounded in Gaza

Carlson’s comments came during an interview with Saagar Enjeti, the conservative host of the popular web series “Breaking Points.” 

The Director of the Government Companies Authority announced her resignation while referring to a move made by Regional Cooperation Minister David Amsalem, who transferred control of the authority to his ministry. The move will in effect make the authority no longer be functional

  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that Israel's war on Hamas in Gaza will continue for "many more months," pushing back against persistent international ceasefire calls after mounting civilian deaths, hunger, and mass displacement in the besieged enclave. Netanyahu thanked the Biden administration for its continued backing, including approval for a new emergency weapons […]

  In another era, just a few months ago, on the eve of October 7, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan still spent much of his time intensely courting Israel. The motive was transparent: Erdogan believed Israel held the key, especially financially, to the heart and pocket of the United States. The Turkish President did not […]

Crowds in Tel Aviv and near Netanyahu's home in Caesarea demanded that the prime minister be removed from office immediately. Also on Saturday, a rally was held in Tel Aviv to call for the release of all Israeli hostages still held by Hamas

Master Sgt. (res.) Constantine Sushko was killed in combat in central Gaza on Saturday. Capt. Harel Ittah died on Saturday from wounds sustained last week in the Gaza Strip's south. The Israeli army said five other soldiers were seriously wounded