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Anthony Housefather’s appointment Friday came as Canada has seen a spike in violent antisemitism.

Foreign diplomats say that Wednesday's meeting in Qatar with Mossad chief David Barnea will be 'critically important,' since the mediators are waiting to hear whether Israel has any practical proposals for bridging the gaps with Hamas, in light of Netanyahu's 'red lines' document

The Airfence system was purchased by the Shin Bet after it evaluated a number of different options, both Israeli and foreign

Palestinians report at least 29 killed, dozens wounded in strike on school compound near Gaza's Khan Yunis ■ MDA Medical Services: Two killed from direct rocket hit to vehicles in northern Israel's Golan area ■ IDF says it intercepted two drones which crossed into Israel from Lebanon ■ Syrian army reports Israel attacked Iranian-linked targets in northern Syria, no casualties

The school also failed to adequately address complaints of anti-Palestinian and anti-Muslim harassment, the US Department of Education said. 

Now that the Yesha and Re'im projects have been completed, Enlighten announced they had accomplished a total capacity of 16 MW of solar power and 94 MWh of energy storage.

Now that the Yesha and Re'im projects have been completed, Enlighten announced they had accomplished a total capacity of 16 MW of solar power and 94 MWh of energy storage.

Maj. Gen. Yehuda Fuchs stressed the dangers of ignoring settler violence against Palestinians and the importance of the Palestinian Authority for Israel's security

In the change of command ceremony, Maj. Gen. Yehuda Fuchs said that 'ultranationalist criminal activity has raised its head under the cover of the war' and accused leaders of the settlement movement of doing nothing to halt it

Three Columbia University staff members had been suspended after a text chat had been leaked in which they mocked a panel on Jewish campus life and safety concerns.

Students accused the school of violating federal civil rights law by enforcing its anti-discrimination policies unevenly, including by allowing chants such as "gas the Jews" and "Hitler was right."

While the three deans remain employed, they are on indefinite leave and will not return to their previous positions. 'If these texts were written about any other group on campus, the deans would have been fired,' a Jewish student said

National Security Minister Ben-Gvir refused to back a Shas bill until the PM adds him to his 'small cabinet' that makes key decisions on the war

A 53-year-old financial pattern has been broken, signaling a seismic shift in the global economy. What does this mean for the markets and your money?

Leaders of Hamas outside of Gaza point to Israeli PM's 'list of principles' as proof that deal has little chance ■ One official in Gaza tells Haaretz that 'Netanyahu supports talks without a deadline in order to gain time' and that 'anyone expecting a breakthrough is living in an illusion'

Many Israelis feel betrayed by their government for its failures to ensure their safety before, during and after October 7. Diaspora Jews now know how they feel. An Israeli minister is betraying their safety as individuals and communities