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A senior Biden administration official told Haaretz of Netanyahu's 'ungratefulness' toward the U.S.,noting that the past two conversations between the PM and Biden have been difficult and tense

Relatives of hostages vow not to give up at demonstrations calling for a hostage deal, while the usual weekly anti-government protest was canceled over fears of an attack by Iran or its proxies

Israeli defense chiefs believe PM Netanyahu isn't interested in hostage release/cease-fire deal, senior member of Israeli negotiating team tells Haaretz ■ Sweden reportedly closes Beirut embassy in Beirut, U.S., U.K. urge nationals in Lebanon to leave country as soon as possible ■ Israel's Mossad and Shin Bet chiefs travel to Egypt and return to Israel to continue truce talks ■ Here's what you need to know 302 days into the war

So far, all U.S. airlines serving Israel, along with several European carriers, have suspended flights. El Al, Israel's flagship airline, is maintaining its regular schedule, but prices have soared

'Organized crime poses a strategic threat to national security,' defense officials warned Israeli ministers, cautioning that foreign terror groups have already tried to use criminal outfits in Israel to carry out attacks

Dolgopyat's win brings Israel's Olympic medal count to 19 overall, with six of them earned in the Paris 2024 games

Levy was killed on October 7 and his body taken to Gaza. The video shows Levy's body in the open trunk of a vehicle, and later lying on the ground while Gazans beat and kick it. Levy, a 53-year-old taxi driver, was driving a passenger to the Gaza border on October 7 when he was killed

The IDF said it struck a vehicle carrying terrorists in Tul Karm using a drone, and claimed the occupants were on their way to carry out an attack. The army struck Tul Karm a second time, and eyewitnesses reported nine dead in the two strikes

23-year-old Reuveni won gold competing in the IQFoil class, shortly after 21-year-old Kantor won silver in the women's class. These medals bring Israel's Olympic medal count to 18 overall, with five of them earned in the Paris 2024 Games

According to a report in the Greek newspaper Kathimerini, Greek authorities are in contact with foreign intelligence agencies regarding reports of heightened threat of an attack on Israeli or Jewish targets in Athens

The Pennsylvania governor's past is under the microscope, as the pro-Palestinian wing of the Democratic Party believe his past statements on Palestinians and 'volunteer service' in the Israeli army should disqualify him as a contender for vice president

Iranian sources tell The Telegraph that agents belonging to the Revolutionary Guards unit responsible for the safety of senior officials planted explosive devices in two other rooms of the Tehran guesthouse where the Hamas leader was killed

■ Israeli cease-fire negotiations delegation to depart to Cairo on Saturday night or Sunday ■ IDF says it destroyed launchers that fired recent barrages to Gaza border communities in airstrike ■ Russia withdrew arms shipment to Yemen's Houthis after U.S. and Saudi pressure ■ U.S. defense secretary orders navy cruisers and destroyers to Middle East region ■ Pentagon tells Israel it will adjust U.S. troops in Middle East ■ Mossad hired Iranian agents to plant bombs in building where Hamas' Haniyeh was staying

Disasters are a fertile ground for purveyors of apocalyptic prophecies

Soldiers killed a Palestinian social worker who pleaded with them to let an ambulance with a woman in labor pass. They fired tear gas at the deceased's home and also killed another man for throwing stones

'When I landed in Israel this summer, I felt a weight lifted off my shoulders,' Naik said.

The rise of Republican far right-wingers who spurn decades of pro-Israel orthodoxies, favoring isolationism and resurrecting anti-Jewish tropes, is alarming pro-Israel evangelicals and Jewish allies.