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Dr. Daphna Shochat was detained at an anti-government rally in June, and was released without charge. Shochat, who is moving to the U.K., requested the certificate from the health ministry so she could get a job. She was rejected and told she has a criminal record, which the police denies

Calls for Israel to launch a nuclear attack on Iran by historian Benny Morris and many others, including those on the left, is the continuation of a strategy of vengeance that would destroy everything. We must take to the streets and protest, while we still can

From a devastating terror attack in 1948 to Ben-Gurion doing a headstand, a Tel Aviv museum presents 27 iconic photos that made history

The case brought forward by three women, who came to be known as The Kentucky Three, was unprecedented. Suing the state's attorney general, Daniel Cameron, they argued that the ban infringed upon their religious liberties and posed a direct threat to their health

Gleeful enemies, anxiety among allies: The supercharged global coverage of Joe Biden's performance and re-election chances reflect the dramatic stakes of November's election – from the future of the American republic to world order itself

The JCGC and federation called for those seeking to help to donate to the JCGC’s monument repair fund. 

A Freedom of Information request revealed that Minister Yoav Kisch's office received just one letter of complaint, which made no claims of misconduct or abuse, as the minister had claimed. The complaint was sent by an American organization after Yad Vashem cut ties with it due to a dispute

Top IDF generals seek cease-fire in Gaza even if it keeps Hamas in power for now, NYT reported ■ Parents of IDF spotters killed and kidnapped on October 7 vow to fight until state commission of inquiry into the events of the massacre is established ■ Netanyahu government picks judge to replace former chief justice Aharon Barak to represent it at ICJ ■ Here's what you need to know 270 days into the war

In what looks like a competition of criminal intentions, Israeli political figures are insisting on advocating policies to torment Palestinian civilians, as if to prove their commitment to violating international law

At an event titled 'Its Time: The Great Peace Conference,' an arena was filled with hope for the future during the darkest of times for Israelis and Palestinians. 'This homeland is bleeding,' one Palestinian speaker said, 'and if we don't stop it now, we'll all be on the way to collective suicide'

23 homicides were committed in Israel's Arab community during June, raising the yearly total to 109 ■ Under National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, the number of murders in the Arab community has doubled

  A few weeks ago, when news articles were published about Russia's attempts to undermine the government of a certain European state, by chance I met with the ambassador of that particular country. After having expressed my disdain with these events, he responded by telling me that Israel is the one that really should be […]

According to the New York Times, IDF officials are pushing for an end to the war in Gaza, believing it is the only chance to get the hostages back and to deescalate with Hezbollah. Netanyahu pushed back, saying he didn't know who the sources were, but that this 'will not happen'

Some groups, such as the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), have slammed Meta's decision, saying the company has 'double standards' for the Jewish community.

  Cobra Kai, the popular Netflix series serving as a sequel to the Karate Kid films, is gearing up for its sixth and final season, with 15 episodes divided into three parts. Part 1 (5 episodes) will premiere on July 18, 2024, marking Netflix's first three-part series ever, with Part 2 following in November 2024, […]

National Union Party submitted a bill to cancel the recess, expected to be the longest one ever, but needs cooperation from the coalition to move it forward. 'Bring a deal that would return the 120 hostages, and you'll get the vacation you want,' said relatives

  The evolution of clothing in human history can be traced back to the invention of eyed needles around 40,000 years ago in Siberia and China, according to a recently published study. The invention revolutionized clothing from a mere functional necessity to a form of social expression and self-expression, allowing for the creation of intricate […]

  Dengue fever, a mosquito-borne viral disease, is seeing an unprecedented global surge, with a record-breaking number of cases reported in 2024. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the U.S. has issued health advisories warning of an increased risk in the United States due to the global spike, with over 10 million […]