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Syria and Israel had come close in recent weeks to agreeing the broad outlines of a pact after months of U.S.-brokered talks in Baku, Paris and London that accelerated in the lead-up to the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week
The sign, which was displayed for several hours according to the Jewish Community of Fürth (IKG Fürth), explained that the Fürth business Pizza Zulu was engaging in protest against Israelis.
By quashing this option, the U.S. president saved Israel from an act of immense stupidity that would have forced other governments to come to terms with the death of the two-state solution
The Civil Service Commission granted 'exceptional approval' to promote David Weizman to deputy-director general of the National Security Ministry. But according to the commission, the promotion is only a 'change in supervision,' and therefore did not require a tender
Speaking at the UN General Assembly after hundreds walked out of the hall in protest, Netanyahu said the Gaza war has 'opened up possibilities of peace' with Syria and Lebanon and likened Palestinian state recognition to 'giving Al Qaeda a state one mile from New York City after September 11'
Six people face 50 charges in London court for organizing support for the proscribed Palestine Action group, accused of trying to make its ban unenforceable through civil disobedience.
Irish rapper Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh wins court case to dismiss terrorism charge for displaying a Hezbollah flag during a 2024 Kneecap gig, with supporters claiming the charge was politically motivated.
Whether reconstruction is based on the Egyptian, American or Saudi plan, it spells the revival of the Palestinian Authority as a governing body for all Palestinian territory and the defeat of Netanyahu's struggle to crush the legitimacy of Palestinian representation
Yaakov Perl allegedly made repeated attempts to connect with Iranian officials. After failing to recruit other spies, he renewed his passport and flew from his home in Morocco to Israel. During his arrest, Perl said that 'even from prison, he would try and recruit people to help him undermine state security'
After serving three decades in the Israeli Foreign Ministry, Emmanuel Nahshon felt trapped in the growing divide between his personal view and his duty as a civil servant. He now fears for Israel's future: 'basic humanity' is eroded by Israel abandoning the hostages
The IDF's Southern Command was ordered to engage in what senior officers describe as 'psychological warfare' by blasting Netanyahu's speech on speakers attached to trucks. 'No one understands the military benefit here,' a senior officer said. Hostage families slammed Netanyahu, calling the decision 'a total gimmick'
Moldova’s Orthodox clergy, after all-expenses-paid pilgrimages to Russia, spread anti-Western messages online, influencing the country’s pivotal elections with Russian backing.
The owner of a pizzeria in Bavaria posted a sign notifying Israelis that they were not welcome. The country's anti-discrimination chief says that 'unfortunately,' he didn't violate the law, which doesn't protect against discrimination based on nationality, adding that 'It shouldn't be allowed to happen, especially in Germany'
A 16-year-old boy faces multiple charges after allegedly assaulting a Jewish man at knifepoint on a Sydney train, marking a disturbing rise in hate crimes in New South Wales.
Dozens of settlers, some of them armed, raided the village of Deir Jarir, stealing sheep and beating their owners, including an 81-year-old shepherd. The police never investigated the incident, but ruled that the report was a 'serious and deliberate distortion of reality'
A wave of Western states formally recognized the State of Palestine at the UN this week. Why now? What are the practical consequences? And how is Israel's government, and the Trump administration, responding?