This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A Russian-Israeli who had a complex childhood and found a safe space – and love – through online gaming, and two violinists who are partners on stage, and in life
Jewish terrorism in the West Bank constitutes no less than 'treason against Israel,' asserts Pinchas Wallerstein, a longtime spearhead of the settlement movement
According to tech publication The Intelligence, the deal could reach billions of dollars. Founded in 2017 by Yoav Shoham, Ori Goshen, and Amnon Shashua, AI21 develops large language models and has raised around $280 million, with its last valuation at $1.4 billion in 2023
Transportation Minister Regev said that 'in these very complex years we are experiencing, Israel has found in Buenos Aires a true friend and a dedicated partner.' Rabbi Avraham Zarbiv previously shared footage on social media showing him using a Caterpillar D9 armored bulldozer to destroy a building in Khan Yunis.
In the late 1990s, Holocaust victims sued Swiss banks, arguing that the banks and their predecessor institutions collaborated with the Nazis by refusing to return assets belonging to victims.
Founded last summer, AZAPAC has endorsed fringe candidates across the political spectrum, from both Republican and Democratic parties, as well as independents.
U.S.–Iran talks now begin from a version of the 'horrible' Obama-era deal that 'should never have been made,' as Trump put it - an agreement reached without death, destruction and regional destabilization
The Iranian intelligence hacker group known as 'Handala' said it obtained more than 19,000 'confidential images and videos' of the former IDF chief of staff, classified documents and the 'clear, unblurred faces' of Israeli pilots, commanders and security operatives
Five and a half weeks of war with Iran provided Israel with important lessons regarding the limits of its capabilities. Iran has been weakened, but it has also managed to establish a new balance of economic deterrence. It's doubtful that the Israeli government would have pushed for war had it known this would be the result
The Israel-U.S. cease-fire with Iran has all the hallmarks of bad diplomacy. It is ambiguous, partial, conditional and temporary - with no shared final-status aim
Jewish leaders attribute the rise in violent antisemitic attacks to the Dutch legal system that makes it difficult to prosecute offenders. Others say the low visibility of the local Jewish community makes it easier to demonize it
Nice little supertanker you have there: The world needs the Hormuz Strait to reopen. The Israeli economy needs Iran militarily defeated. One wish may come true
The Committee to Protect Journalists urged journalist killings to be investigated as potential war crimes, as an Al Jazeera correspondent was killed in a targeted strike in Gaza City, and two Lebanese journalists were killed in a wave of Israeli strikes across the country
According to the Lebanese Health Ministry, Israeli fire on Wednesday killed at least 303 people, wounding over 1,100 and leaving at least 33 people missing under the rubble. The Lebanese government declared a national day of mourning after the Israeli attacks, and hospitals in Beirut urged the public to donate blood
An Israeli official said that despite the opening of talks, Israel has not applied a cease-fire to Lebanon. Israel's Ambassador to the U.S., Yechiel Leiter, will lead the negotiations on behalf of Israel. The announcement comes as Israel has launched the largest wave of strikes on the country since 1982