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  An alleged Israeli strike on the Syrian capital on Saturday destroyed a building used by the Iranian paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, killing at least four Iranians, Syrian and Iranian state media reported. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The Syrian army said the building in the tightly guarded western Damascus neighborhood of Mazzeh […]

Ohad Yahalomi, a resident of Kibbutz Nir Oz, was shot by Hamas on October 7 and taken into Gaza. His 12-years-old son Eitan was also taken hostage and released in November after 52 days in captivity

The attack targeted a building that, according to sources, was used by Iranian advisers supporting President Bashar al-Assad's government. Among the dead are the head of intelligence for the guard's expeditionary Quds Force in Syria

The launch of the Soraya satellite is Iran's latest step in a program the West fears improves Tehran's ballistic missiles capabilities

According to the filed complaint, AU is accused of being fully aware of a pervasive and hostile environment for Jewish students but allegedly chose to ignore it.

The police department of the city additionally began investigating into the antisemitic statements that were made, with criminal charges possibly being filed to the suspects if motivated by hate.

Antisemitism has long been an issue in European soccer, with one major league, Germany’s Bundesliga, taking steps to curb anti-Jewish sentiment among its fans and at its stadiums.

Thousands protest in Tel Aviv calling for elections ■ Demonstrators rally calling for the release of hostages throughout Israel ■ Anti-war protesters demonstrate in Haifa ■ Dozens of hostages' family members protest in front of Netanyahu's home in Caesarea ■ IDF releases images of tunnels where hostages were kept in Gaza

An Israeli aircraft killed seven young Palestinians in Jenin, after one of them apparently threw an explosive device at an Israeli army jeep – and missed. All seven were from the same extended family and the same village

Dozens gathered outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private residence in Caesarea. 'The fighting endangers the hostages, if there's a way to get them out and the only way is a deal which has a price, pay the price,' says Merav Svirsky, whose brother Itay was announced killed by Hamas last week.

A meta-analysis of behavioral studies questions a strange phenomenon: What makes people shut their eyes to the truth – in Gaza, for example?

Israel needs a social-democratic movement that can renew the contract between state and citizen

A former British civil servant has claimed that training courses at King's College London have been indoctrinating civil servants into having anti-Israel views.

The company said the hackers used a "password spray attack" starting in Nov. 2023 to breach a Microsoft platform.

Dan Senor and Saul Singer, the two authors who coined the term 'start-up nation,' have published a new book lauding the happiness, health and optimism of Israeli society – qualities that they say have bolstered its resilience in the months since the war in Gaza broke out

In the 16th and 17th centuries, thousands of Europeans testified that they had seen holy men and women fly, levitate, and appear in two places at the same time. 

Students cursed and spit at Meir Baruchin after a labor court reinstated him following his dismissal by the city for posting criticism of the Israeli army it says amounts to 'condemnation of IDF soldiers, denunciation of the State of Israel and a support for terrorist acts'

  In his statement to the media to mark 100 days since Oct. 7m, IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi spoke on the approval of operational plans to continue fighting and increase military pressure on Hamas, emphasizing that "this pressure, and only it, has succeeded in bringing back many captives so far. We have to […]

According to a military source, the 17-year-old victim was shot by an off-duty police officer and a civilian who opened fire at a group of Palestinians throwing stones at Israeli cars