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The military said a preliminary investigation showed that 28-year-old Mikhael Samara of Kafr Yasif was struck when an air defense interception rocket failed to explode in the air

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Hezbollah's retaliation could have critical implications for Iran's position in Lebanon and beyond

The Delhi-based airline became the latest to cancel flights, joining EasyJet which announced it wouldn't return to Tel Aviv until Spring 2025

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They live in what is perhaps the most threatened part of Israel, but a group of activists in the north – sick of inaction on the part of the state – are encouraging their evacuated neighbors to return home. Could this be a seminal moment for contemporary Zionism?

Ten months after the massacre, only artillery fire from Gaza cuts through the silence and spontaneous memorial corners have cropped up at the site near Kibbutz Re'im

Despite the war, the Palestinian delegation to the Olympics is the largest since 1996, when Palestine first took part in the games. They weren't expecting success, but participating in the Paris Olympics has a special meaning

Israel has aided many ruthless dictatorships. But it's still hard to believe its actions in Equatorial Guinea

The National Council for Planning and Building has extended the fast-track process for safe rooms by another year. Since 17.10.23, 4,470 requests have been submitted under the permit exemption.

The National Council for Planning and Building has extended the fast-track process for safe rooms by another year. Since 17.10.23, 4,470 requests have been submitted under the permit exemption.

The IDF announced it would operate in Khan Yunis for a third time, a day after telling some residents to evacuate the city

Recently, the Bank of Israel commenced its “Digital Shekel Challenge,” an initiative for fintech to spearhead the creation of Israel’s digital ledger

A 62-year-old grandmother and her nephew were beaten in the South Hebron Hills. Seven of their sheep were stolen. A foreign activist's passport was nabbed. Hardly a day has gone by in 10 months without attacks by settlers against helpless Palestinian shepherds

The public in Israel is taking seriously the threats by Iran and Hezbollah to unleash a missile and drone attack on the domestic front, and Netanyahu is not willing to make the compromises required for a deal that would bring the war closer to an end

Israel has three options when it comes to the multifront war being waged, but the prime minister prefers to delay ■ A fashionable 308 days late, Netanyahu remembered to apologize for October 7 – but only in English ■ The badly divided opposition and the vain search for defectors from the coalition

U.S., Egypt and Qatar say Gaza framework deal finalized; Israel agrees to send delegation on August 15 ■ Report: U.S. warned Iran of 'serious risk of consequences' if it launches attack on Israel ■ IDF: 15 rockets fired in northern Israel in latest barrage from Lebanon ■ Israeli army tells civilians in southeast Gaza to evacuate ■ Israel revokes diplomatic status of Norway's envoys to Palestinian Authority as penalty for Palestinian recognition ■ Report: Hezbollah may attack Israel before Iran; Tehran 'rethinking' retaliation scope

The message exchanges took place during an event on campus titled "Jewish Life on Campus: Past, Present, and Future" and followed weeks of protests at Columbia.

The message exchanges took place during an event on campus titled 'Jewish Life on Campus: Past, Present, and Future' and followed weeks of campus protests over Israel's war in Gaza