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A close political partner of Hezbollah leader Nasrallah indicates that Lebanon would not provide Israel with an excuse to expand the war. The group continues to maintain a separate front to Iran, while it is busy paying out the refugees from the country's south

The attack on the AMIA Jewish center in Buenos Aires – long attributed to Iran – killed 85 people and wounded 300. The new ruling could pave the way for victims' families to bring lawsuits against the Islamic Republic

The IDF is preparing for a response to the strike on the Iranian Embassy compound in Damascus, and it seems the possible consequences of killing members of Ismail Haniyeh's family in Gaza weren't considered deeply. U.S. backing provides a sense of security but exposes eroding Israeli deterrence

When the prime minister announces 'There is a date,' what does he mean? ■ Biden distinguishes between his support for Israel and supporting Netanyahu ■ The military leaders change their tone following dire testimonies from returned hostages and gloomy intelligence on those still in captivity

A new setting on Instagram DMs will blur photos which it identifies as containing nudity.

Biden warns Iran: 'Don't' ■ IDF spokesperson says Israel prepared for variety of Iranian attack scenarios ■ Multiple countries issue travel warnings for Israel over escalation fears ■ Palestinian killed, three Israeli soldiers wounded in West Bank clashes during search for missing boy ■ U.S. and EU sanction Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad

This week at Ben-Gurion airport: A tour guide who aspires to connect people to nature, and a literature student having an immersive experience in Italy

Canceled invitations to conferences, a freeze on hiring Israelis at overseas institutions, rejection of scientific articles on political grounds, disruption of lectures abroad – Israeli scholars from various disciplines paint a painful picture of the foreign boycott that has afflicted them since the war broke out in Gaza

The Santa Monica Police stated that they are “actively pursuing information to identify the suspect” who graffitied the swastikas across the city.

Residents of Kibbutz Nir Oz suffered one of the most devastating blows of all Israeli communities on October 7. This year, its surviving members held a Passover-themed event in the kibbutz's communal dining room to bring attention to their family members and friends still held in Gaza. 'Who could have imagined that this year our dining hall would be empty on seder night?'

"My legislation would provide federal officials the tools they need to fully assess, investigate, and prosecute this criminal behavior," New York Congressman Anthony D'Esposito (R) said.

Ibrahim Abu Ahmad and Amira Mohammed host 'Unapologetic,' a new podcast that aims to amplify the voices of Palestinians in Israel who are seeking peace. They explain why the peace camp in the Middle East needs a far greater sense of urgency

Against the backdrop of Avigdor Lieberman's warm ties with Baku, his sons Amos and Kobi became paid intermediaries between the government of Azerbaijan and Israeli tech companies

Call them the extremists' extremists: A tiny but passionate group assembled near Haifa on Wednesday, advocating for Israel to secure its northern border by occupying vast swaths of Lebanon. 'It just hasn't really occurred to anybody,' they say when asked why there are so few of them

Nonie Darwish was 8 when her father was assassinated in Gaza 68 years ago, in Israel's first-ever targeted killing. Paz Schwartz's film 'Telling Nonie' documents the charged meeting between her and the Israeli agent who helped kill the Egyptian intelligence officer she called dad

According to the FSB's public relations center, the assailant intended to carry out the attack during a period of significant congregation at the religious Jewish institution.