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'I also have to hold myself back sometimes. And I have two Jewish children,' said former Republican mayoral candidate for New York City, Curtis Sliwa, at an event in support of Donald Trump's presidential bid

Co-founder of the grassroots organization, Alon-Lee Green, was detained and fined by police, while organizer Uri Weltmann was arrested, at an 'emergency demonstration' in central Tel Aviv calling for an immediate end to the fighting in Gaza and Lebanon

The court allowed the publication of the name of a Netanyahu spokesperson amid allegations that state security was compromised and efforts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas were impeded

The airline has not operated in Israel since the start of the war in Gaza ■ The European Aviation Safety Agency has extended its recommendation to airlines to carefully consider any flights to Israel until the end of November

Israeli man dies from wounds sustained from Hezbollah rocket barrage last week ■ IDF rescinds decision to dismiss far-right lawmaker from reserve service after photo of him in house in southern Lebanon with graffiti declaring that it was his 'office' was published on social media ■ At least 31 people were killed during Israeli bombardment oon Sunday, Gaza medics tell Reuters ■ Here's what you need to know 394 days into the war

At a Michigan rally, Rep. Rashida Tlaib, a vocal critic of the Biden-Harris administration's support for Israel in the Gaza war, spoke against Trump but stopped short of endorsing Harris. Her stance has drawn mixed reactions within the party as Election Day approaches

Netanyahu cares much more about domestic Israeli politics than the country's ongoing wars – and on that front, he views Trump as a personal savior

Ben-Gvir's Chief of Staff Hanamel Dorfman net with Maj. Gen. David Filo at his home, shortly before he was appointed head of the police's operations division, and asked him about his background, his family, and career aspirations. 'They want to see who's on their side,' said a senior police official

The report in the German tabloid Bild which is at the center of the recent investigation over a leak of classified intelligence from the Prime Minister's Office, was based on a document that channel 12 political commentator Amit Segal – often accused of being a Netanyahu mouthpiece – published months before

'The Bild is me,' bragged the suspect, who is now in custody, referring to the partially-distorted story about Hamas leader Sinwar. But only when the smoke clears will we know if a criminal probe was justified

Three drivers from a transport company have been indicted for allegedly assisting the attackers, who killed seven Israelis, after they illegally crossed from the West Bank into Jerusalem

The impressive structures built by Arabs during the British Mandate and the Ottoman period are still scattered over Israel. They embody the story of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and safeguard the stories of the families who once lived in them

The man's brother says the police initially agreed to release the body of the East Jerusalem resident, then demanded firearms instead

Netflix's political drama 'The Diplomat' is part of a dying breed on television:  an intelligent show made by adults, for adults. It might also serve as the perfect distraction on Election Day

This theft is part of a troubling pattern of recent Stolperstein disappearances in Germany.

Nevzlin, who owns 25 percent of Haaretz, distanced himself from Amos Schocken's remarks on Palestinian 'freedom fighters,' which he has since clarified. According to Nevzlin, Schocken's comments do not align with 'the newspaper's values, my values, and those of the vast majority of the newspaper's journalists'

These experiences taught me a powerful lesson: Even in situations that seem terrible, there’s always a positive outlook to take.

Veteran actor and playwright Norman Briski was harshly criticized for remarks that many see as supportive of Hamas' struggle against Israel. The actors' guild of Argentina issued a statement in his defense, saying he is being targeted for expressing legitimate ideas

At 86, Shlomo Mansour is Gaza's oldest hostage. His sister fears public interest is waning while certain cabinet officials obstruct a deal

The bill, designed to get around a High Court ruling, aims to provide tuition assistance for daycare centers to families of yeshiva students who do not report for their compulsory military service