Launched amid rising global antisemitism, the initiative calls on creatives worldwide to produce data-driven campaigns that confront Jewish hate across media platforms.
EU sanctions are 'still on the table' after Israel decides to authorize law enforcement agencies to operate in Palestinian-controlled civilian areas of the West Bank. Eight Arab and Muslim countries also condemned the decision
Zionist Investments CEO Ester Ben David told the Jerusalem Post about her mission to restore southern communities: “It’s about contributing something concrete.”
Zionist Investments CEO Ester Ben David told the Jerusalem Post about her mission to restore southern communities: “It’s about contributing something concrete.”
Astera Labs develops high-speed data communications processors and software for data centers, a sector experiencing strong demand due to the AI boom. General manager Guy Azrad said the move is an 'opportunity to bring another important company to the Israeli chip market'
After asking for 60,000 reservists last year, the IDF has changed tune and said it plans to cut reserve forces and duration of reserve duty, with the intention of reintegrating former reservists into the labor market and limiting the service of non-critical soldiers
The judge ruled that the fact that the boy currently resides in Ramallah is immaterial, since the government's policy to bar all Palestinians registered in Gaza from receiving medical care in Israel 'draws its validity from security and political considerations'
Israeli public broadcaster Kan reported that after Capt. Tomer Eiges collapsed in prison, his cellmates had called for help for 13 minutes – but it took around half an hour until staff called emergency services. The sergeant who called did not even know whether Eiges was breathing or if he had a pulse
Bond prices and overseas reports suggest that French-Israeli magnate Patrick Drahi is near default, raising doubts about his ability to own Channel 13 – and about his growing dependence on Netanyahu
At the height of the Gaza war in the summer of 2024, the military bureau in Netanyahu's office recruited soldiers who, for weeks, located and sorted protocols from October 7, 2023, and the events leading up to it, acting on orders from Netanyahu's top military aide. The soldiers were puzzled by the directive
Israel is destroying the Palestinian economy and striving to expel whole communities, as it aims to offload civil society organizations that bolster the occupied people's resilience
A French comics journalism book of interviews with Israelis and Palestinians on intimacy, compiled before October 7, is to be released in English. Meanwhile, singer and activist Achinoam Nini releases the hopeful first single from her new album and a Facebook spat between creatives highlights divides in Israeli society
The legendary spy who charmed Syria's elite still looms large in Israeli memory and imagination. At a modest Herzliya museum, his widow's lifelong effort to preserve his story continues
Herzog is visiting Australia this week following an invitation from Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in the aftermath of the December 14 shooting at a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach.
According to sources, Netanyahu initiated moving the meeting up to this week following the start of U.S.-Iran negotiations and it is also expected to address the Gaza Strip and the advancement of Trump's plan
Superintendent Rinat Saban petitioned the court after Ben-Gvir blocked her promotion, part of a pattern targeting officers linked to Netanyahu's cases. Law enforcement officials say the ruling could significantly affect the minister's control over Israel's police force
The Israeli military said it targeted a Hezbollah operative, while Lebanese media reported that the two killed were the son and grandson of the village mayor. Separately, the IDF arrested a militant and seized weapons at his hideout near the Lebanon-Syria border