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According to Gaza health officials, eight children and four women were among the dead. The Israeli military says it is looking into reports of the strike

Pauses in combat between Israel and Hamas is crucial to vaccinate Gazans against the highly infectious disease, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says following a confirmed case in Deir al-Balah

The incident follows arrests in Argentina in January of three people with Syrian and Lebanese citizenship suspected of plotting what the authorities called a terrorist attack

A 21-year-old volunteer paramedic in a Palestinian refugee camp was killed by an Israeli missile, even though he wore the orange vest identifying him as medical staff. He died on the day planned for his sister's wedding. Since the war began in Gaza, the IDF has also stepped up its aerial attacks in the West Bank

In 2011 the Mossad chief blocked a decision to bomb Iran, but in 2024, there's no one in the defense realm with the stature of Meir Dagan to thwart Netanyahu. Professionals with a backbone could save Israel from a general war, the destruction of democracy and transformation into a banana republic

Over 30 politicians, intellectuals, academics and writers have contributed to a new book, edited by Yair Lapid's senior policy adviser, to explain why centrism is the remedy for extremism

Palestinian reports: 17 killed in Israeli strike in refugee camp in central Gaza ■ Israel airstrikes car in West Bank's Jenin, two Hamas members killed ■ Ten killed in Israeli strike in south Lebanon, health officials say ■ Israel negotiating team expresses 'cautious optimism' on Gaza hostage deal, Netanyahu office says ■ Senior Hamas official: 'No major issue was agreed upon in the latest round of talks'

Argentina has Latin America's largest Jewish population. A 1994 attack on a Jewish community center killed 85 people in what remains the deadliest such incident in the country's history.

The soldiers 'didn't do anything to stop the pogrom,' a senior defense official said, 'they just stood there next to them, saw all of it [take place] and did nothing.' The body of the Palestinian who was killed was taken for autopsy, but the results are inconclusive as to who shot him

As antisemitism spikes, Tsahi Shemesh stresses the importance of self-defense

The operation, identified as Storm-2035, used ChatGPT to generate content focused on topics such as commentary on the candidates on both sides in the US elections.

Because of the multiple subjects that the committee discusses, there is no alternative to the close supervision and in-depth discussions by the subcommittee said a source, as four months have passed since the subcommittee last convened, jeopardizing Israel's national security

Archivists hope researchers can answer more questions once the archives are organized. 

For Michael Gawenda, one of Australia's best-known journalists and a former self-proclaimed 'anti-Zionist Bundist,' October 7 was a wake-up call. With the spike in antisemitism in his homeland, particularly among groups he used to see as allies, he is concerned for Australia's Jews

Three times since October 7, the United States has sent major forces to the Middle East to help Israel against Iran and its proxies – on top of massive military aid. It's a paradox of relations: Under Netanyahu, the stronger Israel feels, the more it's reliant on America

According to the mediators, the proposal 'allows for a swift implementation of the deal' ■ Talks are expected to continue next week in Cairo

Negotiations for cease-fire/hostage release deal continue on Friday in Qatar, with one source saying they 'have been successful so far ■ Source close to Hezbollah tells Washington Post that the group won't retaliate against Israel as long as talks are taking place in Doha ■ Israel's FM tells British, French counterparts that 'If Iran attacks, we expect the coalition to join Israel not only in defense' ■ Here's what you need to know 315 days into the war

The bank made a NIS 109 million provision for credit losses in the second quarter, down from NIS 247 million in the second quarter last year.

The bank made a NIS 109 million provision for credit losses in the second quarter, down from NIS 247 million in the second quarter last year.

It took weeks and much pressure before Itzik Horn was informed that his two sons, Yair and Eitan, were being held in Gaza. The Argentinian-born father slams those who want to bring order to Gaza 'on the backs of the hostages' and suggests that Netanyahu send his son, Yair, to Gaza to bring back Horn's son Yair