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Opponents of the Israeli government's plan say it will enable the rapid eviction of Bedouin citizens and turn the northern Negev desert into a 'region of ​​displaced people living in inadequate conditions'

Israeli officials are also concerned that Iran will significantly assist Syria's Assad, both with personnel and arms ■ On Sunday, a Damascus-bound Iranian plane was turned around by Israel

LEBANON: IDF tells residents of dozens of southern villages to avoid returning to their homes until further notice ■ ISRAEL: American-Israeli hostage Omer Neutra killed on Oct. 7, IDF says ■ GAZA: IDF strike kills at least 15 in northern Gaza, medics report; IDF intercepts rocket launched from Khan Yunis ■ IRAN: U.S. ships intercepted Iran-backed Houthi attacks on U.S. navy ships in Gulf of Aden, CENTCOM says ■ SYRIA: At least 25 killed over past day, including ten children, opposition says

Cosmetic, face-saving, nebulous implementation: No wonder that the residents and mayors of northern Israel are objecting to Hochstein's cease-fire deal in Lebanon – and that Hezbollah is celebrating it

Combat pilot Asaf Dagan's family members petitioned the High Court so the IDF would recognize him as a fallen soldier. 'Dagan and others like him are the cornerstone of our existence as a people and a state,' the justices wrote, but emphasized that the matter remains unresolved

Hunter Biden was convicted in June of lying to a federally licensed gun dealer, when he stated in an official form he was not illegally using or addicted to drugs. 'I hope Americans will understand why a father and a President would come to this decision,' Biden said in a statement

Melukadim News publishes a list ranking Kan Reshet Bet presenters by their government support, as the government advances a bill to privatize the broadcaster. 'Labeling journalists is another dangerous step in the erosion of the free press,' Kan CEO said in response

Kogan became a known member of the Jewish community in the UAE, for example, delivering challah to families on Shabbat and helping operate the kosher supermarket.

The proposed law, spearheaded by far-right Otzma Yehudit lawmaker Limor Son Har-Melech, frames the move as protecting religious and cultural freedoms

The attack comes amid heightened concerns about antisemitism across Europe.

U.K. art world figure Candida Gertler announced she was resigning from her roles in British arts institutions after over 1,000 artists called on the Tate to cut ties with groups they described as 'complicit with the Israeli regime'

The absence of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, a Chabad emissary from the UAE who was murdered last week, was deeply felt. 

Massad Boulos was widely viewed as the gatekeeper in Trump's orbit concerning Arab affairs, but it's unclear how his efforts to maintain calm between Israel and Lebanon will jibe with Trump's previously appointed special Mideast envoy Steven Witkoff – an unabashed Netanyahu fan

Reporter's notebook: I returned to The Jerusalem Post after being drafted for my second tour of duty in Gaza since the October 7 Massacre. Here's my experience.

Henanel Gurfinkel, who has claimed East Jerusalem is under 'Arab occupation,' will head the division in the Finance Ministry with powers over property claims in the area

For Smotrich, Ben-Gvir and the other extremists in the Netanyahu government, this war isn't really about the hostages and hasn't been for a long time

After October 7, the wave of antisemitism in one of the most progressive regions of the U.S. drove Israeli expats to embrace grassroots activism in response to demonization of Israel and Jews alike. Still, some are contemplating leaving for good

The Belgium-based Hind Rajab Foundation called for the arrest of three Nachal Brigade soldiers for alleged war crimes after they entered the Netherlands on Thursday.