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A key Knesset committee chief demands the consent of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, who says that some of the opposition must be on board with the bill to draft the ultra-Orthodox. There's also talk of an early election, but don't bet on it

A UN Conference on Trade and Development report estimates that should economic growth rates in Gaza return to pre-war levels, it would take Gaza '350 years just to restore the GDP levels of 2022'.

Brig. Gen. Kahana, who has taken issue with Ben-Gvir in the past, was shuffled out of his post this week. Although the commissioner transferred him from his position, it's 'clear that behind the move stands Ben-Gvir alone,' said a police source

The documentary produced by Debra Messing, set to premiere in Tel Aviv next week, will bring Israelis up to speed on how the events of October 7 played out on the streets and campuses of America. But it ignores critical information and paints a black-and-white picture

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken described the proposal as an attempt to gauge Hamas' seriousness for a broader deal, according to hostages' families who met with him. Given that Hamas' position is still unclear, the proposal has yet to be put to a formal vote in Israel

After the 2014 Gaza war, U.S. journalist Ezra Klein took a 'personal break' from reporting on Israel-Palestine. A decade later he is one of the most influential voices on the conflict. In an interview with Haaretz, he discusses how October 7 're-confronted' him with Israel's impact on Diaspora Jews and why people who still think of the Jewish state as a democracy are 'delusional'

Gadfin CEO Eyal Regev leads a logistics revolution with hydrogen-powered drones, offering green, efficient delivery solutions: "once you see it in action, you understand its potential."

Gadfin CEO Eyal Regev leads a logistics revolution with hydrogen-powered drones, offering green, efficient delivery solutions: "once you see it in action, you understand its potential."

In footage of the incident, the boy is seen throwing stones at a military vehicle. In response to the incident, the IDF said forces fired at suspects who 'blocked roads and threw stones at troops' during an operation in the area, adding that the incident is being reviewed

If a private bomb shelter is out of your budget, a northern Tel Aviv apartment with a shared atomic shelter offers an option. What’s the cost?

If a private bomb shelter is out of your budget, a northern Tel Aviv apartment with a shared atomic shelter offers an option. What’s the cost?

Ancient Egyptian king Shishak listed his conquests in the Levant and Libnah isn't there. But neither is Jerusalem and the Bible says otherwise

'I have gone to the Knesset several times,' Sigi Cohen, mother of Elia Cohen, who was abducted to Gaza from the Nova music festival, says. 'Unfortunately, I felt that what I was saying was falling on deaf ears. I found myself as an emissary for unity. We need the people with us'

Hezbollah has been hit harder than expected, but intelligence experts are certain it will start rebuilding immediately ■ Efforts to reach political agreement in Lebanon must admit that the previous arrangement was never really implemented ■ It is hard to disconnect IDF operations in Gaza with the radical right's dangerous resettlement plan

When the Israeli prime minister talks about 'revival,' there is only one thing on his mind ■ The idea of resettling the Gaza Strip is well on the way to being normalized ■ Israel's housing minister, the poster boy for parasitism, has set a new world record in chutzpah

GAZA: At least 74 killed in last day, Gaza Health Ministry says ■ LEBANON: IDF reportedly carries out large-scale strikes in Lebanon's Tyre hours after telling residents in parts of city to evacuate north ■ HOSTAGE DEAL: Biden administration pushing for limited cease-fire deal to release some hostages

A spokesman for the Republican presidential nominee denied Trump made the statements

Hashem Safieddine, who joined Hezbollah at its inception and headed its executive council, was marked as Nasrallah's successor in 2008. The Israeli military said he was killed in a strike three weeks ago

The protest is the latest bout of campus activism to result in arrests during a new wave of anti-Israel activity this fall.

The two U.S. intelligence documents that were made public last weekend provide a unique and unprecedentedly deep glimpse into the IDF's clandestine activity - and the very close surveillance by the Americans of its friend and ally