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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.

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.

The U.S. president's purchase of Rashid Khalidi's 'The Hundred Years' War on Palestine,' a history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from a Palestinian perspective, was criticized by both Israel supporters and the book's author himself

Massad Boulos, notably the first of Trump's appointees to hold any remotely critical views of Israel's conduct, played a major role in Trump's electoral success with Arab American voters disillusioned with U.S. President Joe Biden's Israel-Gaza policies

The legislation was introduced after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's spokesman was indicted on espionage charges for allegedly leaking classified information to the foreign media

The resurfacing of an old article calling za'atar an 'Israeli spice' triggered a heated response from Palestinians on social media

Temperatures in the Middle East and North Africa have already risen 2 degrees Celsius and climate change has barely even started

'Wicked' goes big on the spectacular and is sure to be a hit with its legion of fans, but Paul Mescal makes for a surprisingly bland lead in 'Gladiator II.' Still, Israeli audiences may be wooed by the presence of Lior Raz and Yuval Gonen in the latter

Sagi Dekel-Chen's youngest daughter, approaching her first birthday, has never met her father. His father, Jonathan, says the Israeli government has betrayed him

The University of Leipzig said it had planned the lecture by Prof. Benny Morris as a critical discussion but had to cancel it over students' opposition and security concerns

"During these difficult times that our Palestinian cities are going through, especially in the Gaza Strip, it is difficult to show any signs of joy and happiness," said an Orthodox priest.

A report by the Executive Council of Australian Jewry reveals a sharp rise in verbal and physical abuse, and vandalism against Jewish Australians following the Oct. 7 attack. Anti-Israel incidents are not included in the report 'unless there is a clear and specific anti-Jewish element'

Shocking discovery in Hunan, China: Nearly 1,000 tons of gold found, worth $83 billion, with extraordinary ore quality that could reshape global mining and potentially extend beyond initial estimates

Russia's economic chess move: A shocking export ban on precious metals waste begins December signaling a strategic push to dominate industrial processing capabilities.

LEBANON: IDF strikes Hezbollah targets in Lebanon on Saturday ■ ISRAEL: Israeli officials fear Iran, terrorist organizations will strengthen grip in Syria; Missile launched from Yemen triggers sirens across central Israel ■ GAZA: Hamas delegation visits Cairo for talks with Fatah, Islamic Jihad ■ IRAN: Tehran plans uranium-enrichment expansion, IAEA report says

The program will offer released reservists, both those who are employed and unemployed, a wide variety of tools to help them integrate into the workforce in an optimal way.

It's too soon to say if the blow dealt by the 'Organization for the Liberation of the Levant' to the Syrian army will spark a wider campaign or insurrection. While Iran and Russia may aid Assad, the U.S. and Europe seem likely to remain on the sidelines

Between the agreement with Israel that Hezbollah was forced to accept and the success of the Syrian rebels in Aleppo, the chain reaction to October 7 is being felt from Tehran to Damascus. Meanwhile, it appears that Trump is aiming to end the war in Gaza

"I faced insults, boos, and threats during the confrontation, but there was one thing I wasn’t willing to tolerate—the disgrace of our hostages," Haddad said about what occurred.