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  The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Friday morning the name of two fallen soldiers, raising the death toll of the Gaza ground operation to 137.  In addition, three soldiers were seriously wounded in battles in the southern and northern areas of the embattled enclave. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Lieutenant […]

Temple Beth Am announced that several prayers marking the end of the Sabbath would be held at an undisclosed location due to a nearby anti-Israel protest

U.S. officials insisted that any resolution that would avoid veto would have to refrain from mentioning a cease-fire and would not create an independent UN inspection mechanism for Gaza aid

The Campaign Against Antisemitism called for the BBC to drop Olly Alexander as the UK's pick for Eurovision.

The Israeli army is planning stage three of the fighting, but – unusually – it is facing no pressure to meet a timetable ■ Hamas's Sinwar is in no hurry to make another hostage deal

Israel's prime minister is fighting yesterday's battles with the same slander and incitement: the judicial overhaul, the get-out-of-jail free campaign and the Mafia-like harassment of opponents real and imagined ■ Will Gideon Sa'ar really return to Likud? ■ When will Gantz's party leave the government?

Israeli soldier killed in the north from rockets from Lebanon, two Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza ■ UN Security Council acts to boost Gaza aid after U.S. abstention ■ IDF strikes Hezbollah targets after rocket, missile fire launched from Lebanon ■ Israeli thought to be held hostage declared dead ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; at least 130 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry: 20,057 killed, 53,320 wounded in Gaza

Administrators hope such committees generally made up of a mix of faculty, alumni and students can help coordinate productive responses to the challenge of antisemitism on campus. 

“Various administrators at the university believed they were entirely innocent of anti-Jewish behavior,” she said. “They believe that all Jews they encountered were grateful to them.”

Sources involved in ongoing talks say that the differences between the sides are dramatic, but have not reached an impasse

None of the schools that responded to requests for comment would say whether their investigations were related to antisemitism.

This week at the Ben Gurion airport: A former nurse uses travel as a form of self-care, and an aspiring educator prepares to move to Israel amid war

While it took less than a year for French authorities to investigate the case and file indictments, the Israel Police did nothing about Hanan's chaos factory, which is still operating – even though he was documented allegedly committing criminal offenses from his office on Israeli soil

In September, Yair Netanyahu's attorney claimed his stay abroad was due to 'persecution.' After seven months, following criticism of his continued absence from the country during wartime, he returned to Israel

Noga Friedman lost her partner, a veteran fighter in an IDF special ops unit, on October 7. She's now taken to Facebook on a daily basis, to describe her experience and offer insight in a bold, painfully honest and irreverent manner, puncturing the norms of how an Israeli war widow is supposed to act

Israeli kibbutzim on the Gaza border are becoming fixtures on the itineraries of world leaders, Jewish Diaspora delegations and celebrities like Jerry Seinfeld and Debra Messing. Although many arrive with the best of intentions, it's starting to feel like a particularly perverse form of disaster tourism