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Sgt. 1st Class (res.) Evyatar Atuar, a 24-year-old from Rosh Ha'ayin, was killed in central Gaza on Friday ■ Seven soldiers were wounded in the same incident

Canadian politicians estimated on Wednesday that between 100-125 sites were sent the same mass bomb threat.

Video footage showed the rioters, mostly young men, waving Palestinian flags, breaking down glass doors and running through the airport shouting "Allahu Akbar" (God is greater).

After a right-wing activist filed a complaint against the lawyer for his social media posts slamming the Gaza war and labeling far-right minister Ben-Gvir a 'terrorist,' the Israel Bar Association decided to cancel a disciplinary hearing against him

Despite the price they might pay, at some point the generals need to break their silence about issues like a deal with Hamas, settler violence and the drafting of the ultra-Orthodox into the army

The amount of time that's passed since Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated – along with statements by the Revolutionary Guards that 'time is on our side' – has fed speculation in the West that Iran doesn't plan to retaliate against Israel anytime soon

'It's a new phenomenon, of the past few months, and I'm concerned that it will only intensify,' warns a senior administrator at one of Israel's largest hospitals

  US Vice President Kamala Harris took center stage at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on THursday night, officially accepting her party's nomination for the presidency, having won the delegate count several weeks ago following the turbulent party leadership from President Joe Biden in the wake of his decision to withdraw from the race. […]

  Tensions along the Lebanon-Israel border have intensified in the past 24 hours, with reports of military actions on both sides. According to Lebanese sources, an Israeli strike in southern Lebanon resulted in two Hezbollah terrorists being assassinated and one injured person. This incident follows a series of rocket launches from Lebanon towards northern Israel, […]

Former graduates of an elite Moscow school and former participants in a summer program claim that teachers and a counselor sexually abused them, in Russia and in Israel as well. Furious at the authorities' lack of action, an investigative journalist is seeking justice for the alleged victims

The documentary work of seven times Emmy winner Ofra Bikel forced the U.S. legal system to acquit 13 people jailed for crimes they did not commit, including one who was sentenced to death. 'These trials were of interest to no one until the cameras came in,' she told Haaretz in 2005

A 15 million shekel budget has been approved to plan urban renewal in Sderot's older neighborhoods, aiming to reduce disparities with newer areas.

A 15 million shekel budget has been approved to plan urban renewal in Sderot's older neighborhoods, aiming to reduce disparities with newer areas.

Concerns about campus climate are heightened as students return to school after a contentious spring marked by anti-Israel demonstrations.

The loudest applause for the vice president's speech came when she vowed to work so that the 'the Palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, security, freedom and self determination'

With a major war with Hezbollah and Iran still possible, Netanyahu has brought Israel to its worst strategic situation ever ■ Miri Regev, who will lead the ceremony marking the first anniversary of October 7, has strange ways of showing her 'sensitivity' ■ Yair Netanyahu is back where he belongs

This week showed Netanyahu's achievements on the domestic front: Blurring the memory of Oct. 7, turning the hostages into a political issue and convincing his supporters that control of key Gaza routes is of critical importance to Israel – even at the near-certain cost of lives of more hostages

Israeli soldier killed in southern Gaza combat operations ■ Mossad, Shin Bet chiefs arrive in Egypt for cease-fire talks ■ Israeli army: 'Indications of gunshots' found on bodies of 6 hostages retrieved from Gaza ■ House arrest of soldiers suspected of abusing Palestinian detainee extended by two weeks ■ IDF says anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon exploded in Metula, damaging property ■

The study found that about 15% of students surveyed were hostile to Israel, with many believing, for example, that Israel has no right to exist.