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The ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza has hurt Jerusalem's businesses, who now struggle to survive, with a bit of municipal help.

  1. A new era Many names have been given to the war. For me, the "Genesis War" is the preferred option, not only because it broke out when we finished the Torah cycle and started over from the beginning, but because the terrible events forced us to abandon many of our old conceptions and […]

Defense Minister Gallant says his ministry is 'working to reach a situation where, as of January 1, some communities near the Gaza border will be able to return to routine, in the shadow of the war'

Hamas had released a video of 19-year old captive soldier's body, who Israel says was killed by terrorists.

Hamas had released a video of 19-year old captive soldier's body, who Israel says was killed by terrorists.

The attackers uttered the words “K–e Zionist” and asked the victims what their religion was.

The Center for the Study of Antisemitism center will research both “classical” anti-Jewish discrimination and “the ‘new antisemitism’ and its links to anti-Zionism."

Tanzania gov't announces death of citizen missing since Oct. 7 attack ■ Hundreds participate in funeral of fallen soldier Noa Marciano, who was killed in Hamas captivity ■ Seven Palestinians killed in Jenin, Hebron ■ Netanyahu blames Hamas for Israel's 'unsuccessful' efforts to minimize civilian deaths in Gaza ■ Blinken: U.S. told Netanyahu Israel cannot reoccupy Gaza ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed since October 7; 239 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-controlled health ministry: 11,240 killed

Some are vocal, others are silent, but a growing number are starting to see him as a burden, not an asset. Either way, one Likudnik, Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen, remains the government’s champion at noxious emissions

Israeli army has some impressive achievements and U.S. support is still steadfast. Reality, however, is not static ■ Hamas has yet to realize the current war is not another ‘round’

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An idealistic teen heads to Eilat to volunteer with evacuees, and a law student struggles with air-raid siren anxiety

Glassy-eyed parents and swarms of children meander in the lobby. Women wear pajamas, men are shirtless. Some are vocal about their anguish, others are withdrawn. The future is murky, the present is purposeless

Israel’s offensive in Gaza is designed in part to shock Palestinian public opinion. History leads to conclusions both despairing and eye-opening

The strikes reportedly targeted the town of Sayyida Zeinab, where Iran-backed militias have a heavy presence.

ICEJ President Juergen Buehler’s family history illustrates a profound shift from a father in Hitler’s army to sons defending Israel.