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Head of the research division warned in March and July that Israel's sociopolitical crisis over the judicial overhaul was stirring enemies to chance military action. 'The estimate is that this is one of Israel’s weakest points ever,' Brig. Gen. Amit Sa’ar wrote

  At his family home in Nof Hagalil, the news of the death of Staff Sergeant Ilya Senkin was met with great grief.  Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Senkin, 20, had served in the Givati Brigade's Rotem Battalion. He was killed on Monday in the battle in the northern Gaza Strip and […]

“We are at war and will continue to be at war until we obtain all our objectives, to destroy Hamas and to return all our captives.”

“We are at war and will continue to be at war until we obtain all our objectives, to destroy Hamas and to return all our captives.”

Maglan fighters conducted a raid on a terrorist's residence, revealing an extensive cache of weapons. They also found tunnels under a school.

Maglan fighters conducted a raid on a terrorist's residence, revealing an extensive cache of weapons. They also found tunnels under a school.

Shoshan Haran's husband, sister and brother-in-law were murdered by Hamas on October 7, and six of her close relatives were also abducted. Her colleagues at the Fair Planet agricultural nonprofit know she'll come back

Captain (Res.) Arnon Moshe Avraham Benvenisti Vaspi is the fifth person killed in his family in Israeli wars. 'It wasn't easy for her to sign this [combat consent] form,' he previously said of his mother. Staff Sgt. Ilya Senkin, 20 years old, was killed along with him. His sister: He said he wouldn't return until he brought back the kidnapped children

The group is the latest addition to a series of collaborative efforts within the tech industry since October 7 aiming to keep Israeli tech afloat as war with Hamas continues.

The group is the latest addition to a series of collaborative efforts within the tech industry since October 7 aiming to keep Israeli tech afloat as war with Hamas continues.

White nationalists, usually anti-Muslim bigots, are trying to appropriate, even infiltrate, pro-Palestinian protests to mainstream antisemitism and exacerbate domestic conflict in America

Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel's opinion article, which appeared in the Jerusalem Post, called on Western countries to take in residents of Gaza and prompted clarification that she 'is not a member of the war cabinet'

  The truth is that this discussion should not have been public at all. When Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar ordered his murderous henchmen on the morning of October 7 to kidnap Israelis, he planned to achieve exactly what has been unfolding in recent days in Israel. Namely, he got what he wanted in the constant […]

While Israeli and U.S. sources said the deal entailed a four-day cease-fire, Hamas and Qatari sources reported earlier that it would last five days

  The chief of Hamas told Reuters on Tuesday that the Palestinian militant group was near a truce agreement with Israel, even as the IDF operation on Gaza continued and rockets were being fired into Israel. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Hamas officials are "close to reaching a truce agreement" with Israel […]

In the lawsuit filed in a U.S. District Court in Texas, X claimed Media Matters "manipulated" the social media platform.

The deal is expected to include the release of 50 hostages from Gaza in exchange for 150 Palestinian prisoners ■ Far-right minister Ben-Gvir and Smotrich oppose hostage deal, Minister Sa'ar supports; Shas leader says ultra-Orthodox party to vote for deal ■ IDF continues Gaza ground operation, announces death of two soldiers ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since October 7, 236 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-controlled health ministry: 14,128 dead in Gaza

Israel's defense establishment realizes that it is responsible for rectifying the failing that allowed October 7 to happen - and that does not mean killing terrorists or recapturing Gaza

In letter to the head of the police investigation unit, Amit Eisman slammed the arrest of citizens who protested against the government - adding that his office did not sanction such measures

On Monday the State Department’s antisemitism envoy suggested that she opposed Greenblatt’s stance, while a member of one of the ADL’s advisory boards called the about-face “embarrassing.”