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At least one person was killed when dozens of Jewish settlers descended on Jit on Thursday night; Yair Golan: 'Settlers are a violent group that enjoys enormous government support'

'This was a very serious, catastrophic, management incident' retired Maj. Gen. Amnon Alkalay said, citing the decision to send only 900 police officers to the south, while 'people were being slaughtered for hours on end'

'The hostages are evidence of the greatest security, social, moral, and religious failure in the history of the State of Israel' the relative of one hostage said as demonstrators urged Israeli negotiators not to return from Qatar without a deal

The left wing is always on the defensive about security. But right now, in the long, terrifying wait for an Iranian strike on Israel, there is still an alternative to Netanyahu's disastrous policy: a liberal, progressive approach to a sworn, heavily armed enemy with a big reason for retaliation

A conversation between Joe Scarborough and retired U.S. Admiral James Stavridis on 'Morning Joe' reflected what so many Americans know: Netanyahu is a corrupt politician clinging to power at all costs

Sources are mixed on if Jerusalem is ready to stop the bomb

The Israeli foreign ministry is seeking to extend Tzipi Hotovley's posting as Israel's ambassador to the U.K., citing her 'extensive network of ties' and ability to advance Israel's 'strategic interests'

Israeli delegation lands in Qatar to hold negotiations for a cease-fire/hostage release deal with Hamas ■ White House: Intelligence shows 'Iran hasn't moved off its threat to attack Israel' ■ Biden's top Mideast envoy reportedly says 'what is required of Lebanon is to reduce tensions' between Israel and Hezbollah 'and not undermine the efforts made by the mediators" to secure truce ■ Here's what you need to know 314 days into the war

'We all believe in one God and want peace between the nations, and we must not let extreme fringes lead us,' said Rabbi Yosef, who was joined by other leading rabbis condemning Monday's visit

Negotiations between Israel and Hamas over a cease-fire and hostage release deal restarted on Thursday in Qatar

Israel has purportedly hinted or explicitly told mediators it would be willing to withdraw from the all-important Philadelphi Corridor in Rafah.

Each dot here symbolizes one person, their hope, and a desire to live - despite everything. The Gaza war rendered them anonymous, reducing each to just another number

A Haaretz investigation found that the Iranian tankers are registered by straw companies around the world and turn off their transponders to conceal their operations