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  "Place the Kalach (Kalashnikov) on the floor slowly, anyone else with a Kalach?", this is what IDF troops tell Hamas terrorists in a video showing en masse surrender by the Islamic movement's fighters in the Jabaliya neighborhood of Gaza.   Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The suspected terrorists, dressed only in […]

Among the soldiers killed is the nephew of member of Israel's war cabinet Gadi Eisenkot, who lost his own son just two days earlier after he was killed in battle in the southern Gaza Strip

Hamas took the oxygen device of 77-year-old hostage Margalit Moses.

Video testimonies of Israelis who were released from Hamas captivity speaking of the conditions in which they were held were screened at a rally in Tel Aviv. 'I thought I was crazy,' one said, 'I was alone, with almost no light, and almost no food. One day is like a whole week there'

The Iran backed Yemeni proxy force has been sending missiles and drones at Israel and targeting Israeli-linked ships. An Israeli defense official told the NYT that if any missiles or drones were to successfully reach Israel, it would be very difficult for Israel to not respond

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas President Abbas called the US veto a “blatant violation of all humanitarian values and principles."

Hamas terrorists who surrendered to the IDF complained that the Hamas leadership doesn't care about the public.

Members of Israel's war cabinet were informed in recent days about growing difficulties within the Biden administration about continuing its total support for Israel, both due to internal political considerations and to the impression that the quiet support for the war by several Arab countries is weakening

Foreign Minister Eli Cohen rejected Haaretz's report that he ordered the issuing of diplomatic passports to influential Likud members, but his ministry's director general made it plain that he was following Cohen's orders

  A military spokesperson for Yemen's Houthis warned all shipping companies on Saturday against cooperating with Israel, saying they will be a target of attack in the Red Sea. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram "If Gaza does not receive the food and medicine it needs, all ships in the Red Sea bound […]

The Magazine took to the London streets and spoke with those involved in providing support and those on the front lines at universities and community spaces.

A Houthi military spokesperson said all ships sailing to Israeli ports are banned from the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea.

The suspected murder comes amid a drop in crime rate among Israel's Arab community since the start of the war in Gaza on October 7

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Jewish Democrat, called on the private university's board to convene to make a 'determination' about Penn President Liz Magill leadership following the congressional hearing, which also drew criticism from the White House

  An Israeli man who was taken hostage by Hamas terrorists has died in captivity, his community announced Saturday, although the IDF has yet to confirm this. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram His captors said Sahar Baruch was killed during a failed rescue mission by Israeli forces early Friday, but this has […]

The Israelis stressed that “apologies and expressions of regret are not enough; what is required are clear and decisive actions.

At least two of the dead suffered violence, evidence shows, against the backdrop of a Knesset decision to worsen Palestinian prisoners' conditions. 'The minister in charge of the prison service encourages vengeful conduct,' a rights group says

The NYPD's Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating the fire as an anti-Jewish crime and is asking anyone with information to contact the NYPD.

Baruch had been hiding with his brother in their home near the Gaza border before he was taken hostage. His brother and grandmother were murdered

The six were killed during an exchange of fire with the Israeli army, who were on a military operation of arresting wanted persons in the al-Farah refugee camp. Two of the casualties were wanted persons known to the army