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  Following the announcement of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) that seven Golani Brigade soldiers and two special forces rescuers fell in battle in Gaza, including a colonel and lieutenant colonel, the Israeli Army Radio released initial details from the incident. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram "The commanders in the field showed courage and composure, […]

WATCH NOW: Adam Milstein, renowned American-Israeli philanthropist in conversation with Maayan Hoffman, Deputy CEO of the Jerusalem Post Group.

An Israeli official estimates that Hamas might attempt to promote a renewed deal to gain additional relief from setbacks in IDF battles. While Hamas aims to advance a deal of 'everyone for everyone,' Israel reportedly prefers to pursue an agreement rooted in humanitarian principles

Flight from Israel's bombardment of Gaza since the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas terrorists in southern Israel has internally displaced 85% of the Palestinian enclave's population.

Flight from Israel's bombardment of Gaza since the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas terrorists in southern Israel has internally displaced 85% of the Palestinian enclave's population.

  The "Am Yisrael Chai" project has raised $1.5 million to buy 4,000 tactical helmets, and 25,000 pieces of clothing, including tactical uniforms, fireproof overalls, and winter gear, and is literally saving lives The equipment many soldiers have received from the army is inadequate. Good people from the United States give them Kalashnikov-proof helmets, ceramic […]

Ron East claims that he was wrongfully arrested, due to his Jewish faith, for not moving his car quick enough while preparing for a counter-demonstration.

  The IDF released the names of 10 KIAs early Wednesday following a deadly operation in Gaza City's Shuja'iyya neighborhood. One of the KIAs is the 35-year-old commander of the Golani Brigade's 13th Battalion, Lt. Col. Tomer Grinberg from Almog. During the Oct. 7 massacre he heroically fought the the Hamas terrorists after they had […]

The soldiers killed in Shujaiyeh fell victim to a coordinated ambush that began when terrorist militants fired on an IDF force operating in the area. Once concern arose that they might be abducted to nearby tunnels, another force arrived to extract the soldiers and encountered a similar ambush

Ambrey said a Marshall islands-flagged chemical tanker reported an "exchange of fire" with a speedboat 55 nautical miles (around 102 kilometres) off Hodeidah.

Renowned British journalist shares candid observations on the media's portrayal of the Israel-Hamas war and the complexity of regional conflicts

The author draws parallels to a public university in the Midwest as an example of how university presidents can combat antisemitism on campus.

The IDF has still not taken control of Shujaiyeh, but is encountering less resistance in the Jabalya refugee camp ■ Despite the dire condition of the hostages, it seems that the Israeli government is in no hurry to make another deal ■ There are no indications that Hamas thinks its negotiating position has deteriorated

University of Pennsylvania president Liz Magill declined to state clearly that calls for the genocide of Jews violated school rules. On Saturday, she stepped down.

Controversial rapper Kanye West's new album, titled “Vultures,” features antisemitic lyrics amid his tumultuous history with antisemitism.

Nine IDF soldiers were ambushed and killed in the Shujaiyeh area of northern Gaza Strip on Tuesday, one was killed in a separate incident nearby ■ Israel starts flooding Hamas' tunnels with seawater, Wall Street Journal reports ■ Bodies of two Israeli hostages repatriated from Gaza ■ Biden: Netanyahu 'has to change with his government,' Israel losing support over indiscriminate Gaza bombings ■ IDF updates number of soldiers wounded in war to 1,645 ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; over 138 hostages still held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry claims 18,608 killed, 50,594 wounded

Students for Justice in Palestine was notified on Monday that its Rutgers-New Brunswick chapter had been suspended because of multiple complaints alleging it disrupted classes, a program, meals and students studying

'I estimate that within a few weeks, we'll begin to feel it in Israel,' says Prof. Dorit Nitzan

The Israeli government wants to let the Shin Bet secretly search cellphones and computers using spyware and to access databases with information it 'needs to do it job'