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Israeli international Manor Solomon leaves Tottenham for Villarreal loan after failed Crystal Palace deal, with Champions League clash against Spurs ahead

Belgium will join France, Britain, Canada and Australia in recognizing a Palestinian state at the UN, citing Gaza's humanitarian crisis and Israel's settlement expansion, while also imposing sanctions to signal opposition to ongoing violations of international law

Tens of thousands of reservists are expected to report Tuesday for the start of the fighting to conquer Gaza – some already having served hundreds of days. The army fears a low turnout rate due to the burden, concern for the lives of the hostages and a lack of trust in the government

An unpopular Netanyahu may employ a whole raft of frightening tactics to interfere with Israel's next elections: intimidation, cancellation, refusing to concede. But there's an even more dangerous outcome – one that would supercharge his autocratic coup, serial capitulations and policies of expulsion

South African presenter Juliet Newell faced major backlash after confronting an interviewee whose organization compared the Gaza War with the Holocaust.

There were no reported injuries, assured the mayor. The 40-year-old man was arrested by police and was in custody at the time of the statement.

Orit Strock's biblical barb was meant to shame not only the IDF chief - but every officer and soldier who dares to think that the lives of the hostages take precedence over another arrogant operation. Under this government, Israel is closer than ever to becoming a pariah state with an ally who may prove to be unreliable when things don't go smoothly

Protests, anti-American rhetoric, and support for Gaza’s “liberation” dominated speeches at the People’s Conference, attended by political figures like Tlaib and Stein.

Hadash, an Arab-Jewish party that organized the protest, accused Israel Police of allowing 30 right-wing activists to attack the anti-war demonstrators. The organizers said none of the attackers were arrested

After decades of waiting, Kohanim can now make a pilgrimage to the Alter Rebbe’s tomb, thanks to a new bridge dedicated by Yehuda Kaplun and the FJCU.

Foreign Secretary Lammy urged Israel to halt all military operations in Gaza, saying that the 'civil and religious rights of the Palestinian people' are 'more under threat than at any point in the past century.' He also condemned Israel's plans to 'approve illegal settlement construction' in the West Bank

The disaster is set to further stretch the resources of the nation's Taliban administration, already grappling with humanitarian crises, calling for international aid to help tackle the devastation from the magnitude 6 quake

On Israel's first day of school, dozens of teachers came out in support of the children in Gaza left without any sort of educational institution, and around 200 more participated in a video calling for an immediate end to the war, for the sake of the children in both Israel and Gaza

The Jerusalem Post spoke to two Israeli experts on the Islamic Regime to understand its reasoning for attacking Jewish Diaspora communities.

Elliott Broidy, a pro-Israel Jewish-American businessman who was pardoned by Trump and has long been a vocal critic of Qatar, is a partner in an Israeli firm that operated a pro-Qatar PR campaign; 'Broidy has cut ties with the company'

On the first day of school, a 12th grader joins her peers in protest outside the Education Ministry: 'All the teens need to get out there, because in the end, it's our future. In another year or two, we're going to the army, and we can't go on like this'