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Holding empty pots, a dozen leading Israeli culinary figures have joined forces in a campaign calling for an end to starvation in Gaza and the return of Israeli hostages. They sparked outrage from Israeli industry peers, who called them 'a confused handful' that 'had forgotten what happened here in October'

U.S. medical device giant Edwards Lifesciences acquired Vectorious for $497 million, after a 52 percent stake deal in 2023. Vectorious' tiny battery-free sensor, still in clinical trials, monitors heart pressure via an app. The Tel Aviv team will become Edwards' R&D center for implanted sensors

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has consistently shown that he can turn his goals into reality. Which is why the sovereignty plan he presented this week has a genuine chance of becoming state policy. His success is tied to the fact that many Jewish Israelis benefit from the ongoing occupation and the dispossession of Palestinians

For several days in July, Grok, began responding to user prompts with antisemitic remarks, occasionally repeating Nazi propaganda and referring to itself as “MechaHitler.”

For rabbis like Yigal Levinstein, the war in Gaza is not only a campaign against Arab enemies – it's a war of liberation from the universal morality they identify in secular Zionism. Such is the approach of the new Judaism

The suspect's lawyer said that the decision was motivated by 'political pressure' and connected to his participation in protests. Police also arrested an 80-year-old man who acccording to his lawyer did not leave his home the morning of the protest

The human rights groups who petitioned the High Court of Justice said that they see no point in managing a 'futile process that only benefits the state,' allowing Israel to continue starving innocent Palestinians while outwardly absolving itself of responsibility

On Thursday, three U.S. Democratic Senators called on President Donald Trump to stop funding the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, adding that the Foundation's collaboration with the IDF and recorded use of violence against civilians raises serious legal questions that should be investigated

The missile launched Thursday morning was the third in 24 hours, as the Houthis continue to launch projectiles following Israel's assassination of the rebels' prime minister and other ministers

In the recording, anonymous individuals spoke about the problems that worry West Bank residents – fears of government collapse, damage to workers' wages, and progress in annexation by Israel. Sources in the PA told Haaretz: It is no coincidence that the leadership was quick to deny it, the public is anxious and discouraged

Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi, who admits he hasn't seen the film, says Kan's plan to air '1948: Remember, Remember Not' violates the Nakba Law. He demands its removal from the broadcast schedule and warns of a potential multi-million-shekel budget cut

This is Netanyahu's most alarming appointment to date. Anyone familiar with the environment in which his prospective Shin Bet chief David Zini was raised knows exactly why

The Israeli soldiers were stopped by Jordanian soldiers a few hundred meters from the border, in the Arava Desert in southern Israel. Israel's military confirmed the incident but refused to say why the soldiers entered Jordan

According to Carter, Tlaib attacked Democrats and Republicans for supporting Israel, describing them as "sellouts."

Zadorov, who was exonerated in a 2023 retrial for the 2006 killing of 13-year-old Tair Rada, will be compensated for the decade and a half he spent behind bars ■ '16 years of lies and whitewashing … in effect, they murdered my daughter'

Major General (res.) Nitzan Alon's deputy, Yoav Mordechai, was suspended last week from his position after he was questioned in the case. A court is scheduled to hear police's request to extend his suspension later this week, after Haaretz revealed that a company owned by Mordechai transferred funds from Qatar to associates of the prime minister

The first day of protests in Jerusalem was smaller than those prior, but still created a stir. The big test still lies ahead for the organizers, who believe that standing under the Prime Minister's window will lead to change

The book, co-authored by Yaakov Katz, former editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post, explores years of intelligence lapses and a policy of containment that enabled Hamas to plan its assault.

A top Israeli army officer who led the Gaza Division at the time declared the festival would be the last he would approve due to how close the site is to Gaza ■ On October 7, Hamas terrorists killed hundreds of partygoers

This summer, an oysters craze has taken over Tel Aviv. But is the culinary trend an attempt to disconnect from reality, or an odd secular backlash against the current religious climate in which messianic politicians aim to resettle Gaza?