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Sources close to the Israeli prime minister say his speech to Congress will be conciliatory and that he will praise Biden's support for Israel over the decades

Ahead of a High Court of Justice hearing on a petition calling for a system to evacuate sick and wounded from Gaza for necessary medical care, COGAT said Israel, along with the WHO, is planning an initial medical evacuation from Eilat

Biden promised to use the last months of his presidency to secure a Gaza cease-fire and the hostages' return but it remains to be seen how much energy the outgoing president will have ■ Netanyahu, according to people close to him, has not given up on a hostage deal – or on the deal of normalization with Saudi Arabia – but he still faces serious obstacles if he indeed chooses to go for a deal

IDF recovers bodies of three Israelis killed on October 7 and taken to Gaza ■ No mention of 'deal' or 'cease-fire' in Netanyahu address to Congress ■ Israel delays Qatar talks; departure awaits Biden-Netanyahu discussion on Gaza deal, official says ■ Netanyahu lobbies White House, Congress to deliver U.S.-withheld heavy bombs for Israel ■ Hezbollah broadcasts drone video it says shows IDF airbase deep in Israel ■ IDF says it intercepted two drones launched at Israel from east ■ IDF soldier seriously wounded in north, two seriously wounded in Gaza combat

Andrzej Boryga left a series of voicemails at ADL offices, in which he used antisemitic slurs and threatened to assault or kill Jewish people.

The White House confirmed President Biden will meet Netanyahu less than 24 hours after the Israeli PM's speech to Congress and Biden's prime-time address to the nation where he will elaborate for the first time on his decision to not run for re-election

The amendment also extends the provision barring discrimination against people who complain of sexual harassment to workers employed through such agencies

Moussa Hassouna's family claimed that the investigation of the case was flawed, and that it was closed due to political pressure. The attorney general's decision to reject the appeal did not address the these claims

While celebrating Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee, U.S. Jews should be preparing themselves for a bumpy ride in anticipation of what Donald Trump's base will have in store

'There's no choice but to decide on an intensive war against Lebanon,' Education Minister Yoav Kisch told northern mayors, in explaining his decision not to reopen schools in northern communities in September. Over 16,000 students were evacuated from the north since the start of the war

If convicted, the defendant could face a maximum penalty of ten years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. 'Our country has been consumed by a wildfire of anti-Palestinian racism by those who seek to justify the genocide in Gaza,' says a top American Islamic advocacy group

  As Prime Minister Netanyahu addresses Washington and following news of two hostages' deaths in captivity, Einav Zangauker has chosen to share tonight (Tuesday) the last messages her son Matan sent before his abduction to Gaza. Einav, who recently received Matan's phone recovered by the military in Gaza, is now revealing for the first time […]

WHO warns of high risk of polio outbreak in Gaza and beyond due to poor health and sanitation conditions ■ House Speaker Johnson threatens to arrest anyone who disrupts Netanyahu's Congress speech ■ Israeli strike in Tul Karm kills city's Hamas commander ■ Japan imposes sanctions on four violent Israeli settlers ■ Hamas and Fatah say they signed declaration vowing to form unity government ■ Here's what you need to know 291 days into the war

In the video, Matan is seen on a motorcycle in Khan Yunis with people cheering in the background, likely filmed shortly after his abduction. His final messages to his family reveal no police presence and a plea: 'When is the army coming? They've taken over half the kibbutz'

India, the world's second-largest consumer of gold, slashed import duties on the precious metal along with silver in an effort to curb smuggling and revive retail demand.

The company scrapped a campaign led by Bella Hadid for Adidas shoes worn at the deadly 1972 Olympics, even as Hadid's supporters called the criticism of her 'anti-Palestinian.' On Monday, it apologized to Hadid and other partners for 'any negative impact'