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Palestinian sources say the two sides will hold intensive talks in Doha, Qatar, days after President Trump said there was a 'good chance' of reaching a deal with two weeks

Family members of the two were among those attending the service, held at the Israeli embassy, the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement

Netanyahu dedicated a memorial corner in the honor of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, which features a mezuzah made from the remains of an Iron Dome interceptor.

Master Sergeant (res.) Abraham Azulay was killed on Wednesday after an attempted abduction in the Gaza Strip. A friend said every time Azulay returned from active duty, he used to say, 'Now another 200 Arabs won't return to Gaza, another 500, another 1,000.' He was 'proud of what he did every day'

Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University student targeted by Donald Trump's administration and threatened with deportation, wrote in the lawsuit that he was subject to a haphazard and illegal campaign to 'terrorize him and his family,' beginning with Khalil's March 8 arrest

What was billed as a potentially historic visit now seems like something that could have been an email. Netanyahu leaves Washington with no Gaza breakthrough, vague Trump promises, and a performance of ego-stroking over substance

The discussion about ousting MK Ayman Odeh isn't about him. It's about us Israelis

Start planning and saving well in advance of the summer so that the sudden expenses don’t send you scrambling to try and find the money to pay for them.

Start planning and saving well in advance of the summer so that the sudden expenses don’t send you scrambling to try and find the money to pay for them.

Hospital beds and operating rooms have been cut by half, essential medicines have run out, and not a single MRI machine remains in Gaza. Only a third of hospitals are still functioning – and even those are barely holding on. Two of the largest hospitals have now announced that they will soon shut down, signaling the system's imminent collapse

Former Members of Knesset from across the political spectrum, including former Israeli Prime Ministers Ehud Barak and Ehud Olmert, signed a letter urging the Knesset to refrain from moving forward with Arab Israeli MK Ayman Odeh's removal. 'The future of democracy is in your hands', read the letter

Inspired by Vivian Silver, an Israeli peace activist killed by Hamas on October 7, 'Women Write Hope' profiles 21 Arab and Jewish activists who share her mission. 'I want people who don't live here to understand there are those who have endured unimaginable suffering and yet continue to work toward peace,' says Ghadir Hani

After placing third in the NYC mayoral primary, city comptroller Brad Lander reflects on his alliance with Zohran Mamdani, the weaponization of antisemitism and what progressive Jewish-Muslim politics could look like after October 7 – and in the Trump era of division. 'Politics doesn't have to be zero-sum,' he says

Netanyahu is sabotaging talks, hoping Trump will blame Hamas if negotiations fail. He vows to renew the war after a cease-fire and insists on holding Gaza's Morag Corridor. Unless Trump forces his hand, there will be no deal, and that suits Netanyahu

The British Home Office rejected a request by a now-defunct law firm to remove Hamas from its list of proscribed terror organizations, meaning that it is still a criminal offense to express support for the organization in the United Kingdom

United States government imposes sanctions on Francesca Albanese, citing her longstanding record of antisemitic rhetoric and anti-Israel incitement.

It is proposed that 75 days in Israel any year may soon make someone an Israeli resident – or even a mere 30 days for couples – subject to a further review over five years according to a formula.

It is proposed that 75 days in Israel any year may soon make someone an Israeli resident – or even a mere 30 days for couples – subject to a further review over five years according to a formula.

Yehuda Cohen, whose son Nimrod is still held hostage in Gaza, is demanding an apology from the ADL CEO for making claims the family said are false. Cohen urged the organization to call for a cease-fire, rather than "the vague slogan 'Bring them home''