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The decision by Radio Darom, a regional station in the south the program, which is also broadcast in Tel Aviv and Haifa, was explained by sources as in part to a perception that Haaretz has an overly critical stance toward the government

The family of Ori Danino, one of the six executed hostages, was visited by Netanyahu and his wife, Sara. In recordings published by Kan radio, Danino's father is heard telling the PM to 'stop inciting conflict' and to 'think about Jewish values'

Netanyahu's coalition would only secure 49 seats out of the Knesset's 120, while the opposition would win 71. Excluding the Arab parties, the opposition would gain 61 seats

Director Alex Gibney sits down with the (somewhat reluctant) mind behind 'The Sopranos' – and some of its stars – in his two-part documentary about TV's most-loved show. It's riveting viewing for both devotees and the uninitiated, as we all wait for a glimpse at Gibney's next project: The Bibi Files

Israel's latest raid in Jenin saw some of the fiercest activity in years, with Palestinians under siege in their homes, roads torn up and infrastructure destroyed. But in interviews, residents describe the past raids of the year as equally terrifying

The proposal aims to end the Gaza war, establish a temporary Arab security presence, and pave the way for an independent Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders with a corridor linking Gaza and the West Bank

On the Netanyahu government's orders, a clear operational decision was made to continue scouring the tunnels of Gaza in the quest for a "total victory," with the full knowledge it would cost hostages' lives

One of the surprising finding of the report is that In contrast to Europe, Israel maintained stable energy prices during the Swords of Iron War.

One of the surprising finding of the report is that In contrast to Europe, Israel maintained stable energy prices during the Swords of Iron War.

Gold nears $2,500 as China's deflation sparks economic uncertainty, while Silver rallies on First Majestic's $970M acquisition of Gatos Silver, boosting market sentiment.

Biden will meet his national security team on Monday to address the Israel-Hamas cease-fire deadlock. The U.S. deems Hamas' new demands excessive and believes they don't deserve rewards after the murder of six Israeli hostages

Harris leads Trump with U.S. Jews by a 72 to 25 percent margin, according to a poll conducted on behalf of the Jewish Democratic Council of America. Trump, meanwhile, holds an 83-17 percent lead over Harris among Orthodox Jews

Last week, the British news site reported that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar plans to escape Gaza and smuggle Israeli hostages to Iran. The article was widely circulated, but now its accuracy, sourcing, and the reporter's credentials are being questioned

Hamas official: Israeli hostages held in Gaza 'won't see the light of day' if Israel doesn't accept Biden's cease-fire proposal ■ IDF calls on residents of northwestern Gaza to evacuate following rocket fire from the area into Israel ■ Jordan condemns Sunday's shooting attack at Allenby border crossing with Israel ■ Aerial target fired from Lebanon hits residential building in north Israel ■ Here's what you need to know 339 days into the war

'Even now, nearly a year into the war, none of Netanyahu's stated goals have been achieved," a source in his cabinet told Haaretz; Returning northern residents to their homes is not an official war objective, despite the prime minister's recent claims

Noa Goldenberg, 27, was indicted for assaulting a public servant and obstructing a police officer, facing up to three years in prison for each charge. She was arrested for allegedly throwing wet mud at the national security minister

The entry into a new phase of the war did not begin with a multidivisional maneuver or some daring raid into the enemy's heartland. Instead, it came via a bureaucratic statement and will have Benjamin Netanyahu's dreaming about what his supporters will see as a lifetime achievement

Telegram faces legal and regulatory pressure in Europe over its lax content moderation, with recent actions including a CEO arrest and content restrictions.

  In a startling revelation by the Wall Street Journal, a US-created banking system in Iraq is suspected of facilitating the transfer of billions of dollars to Iran and its allied terror groups, potentially circumventing international sanctions. The Wall Street Journal reports that this system, established after the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, allowed Iraqi […]