The missile attack forced the crew to abandon the ship, which had been on its way to Bulgaria after leaving the United Arab Emirates. It was transporting more than 41,000 tons of fertilizer, the U.S. military said in a statement
Sirens sounded in Arab el Aramsha, Hanita, Har Dov, and the northern city of Kiryat Shmona on Saturday afternoon in another day of Hezbollah rocket fire threatening Israel's North.
Neighborhood Corner: Yemin Moshe is one of Jerusalem’s more upscale neighborhoods in terms of real estate, surrounded by gardens with a panoramic view of the Old City walls.
Neighborhood Corner: Yemin Moshe is one of Jerusalem’s more upscale neighborhoods in terms of real estate, surrounded by gardens with a panoramic view of the Old City walls.
U.S., Brititish forces strike Houthi targets across Yemen ■ Thousands demonstrate across Israel for hostage release deal, to demand early elections ■ War cabinet to discuss Paris hostage release proposal Saturday night, sources say 'significant progress' in talks on new framework ■ IDF names soldier killed in combat in northern Gaza
Whether it's combat materiel or a therapeutic desert retreat, nonprofit groups founded by former members of special-ops units have raised millions of shekels to assist those fighting in Gaza. Soldiers receive vital support – but at the price of privatization and growing disparities between various army units
This incident is one of a growing number of situations where athletes, musicians and other public figures have been affected by anti-Israel protests and sentiments regarding the Israel-Hamas war.
A broad social experiment is underway in Gaza, which is examining how much dissonance IDF reservists can be subjected to before they say they've had enough
A 17-year-old boy dies, and the Israeli officials in uniform haven't heard about it – an almost unprecedented occurrence in the annals of West Bank shootings. At least the U.S. Embassy is investigating
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the Israel announcement of new settlement construction was a 'disappointment,' adding that they are 'counterproductive to reaching an enduring peace'
Biden admin declares West Bank settlements are 'inconsistent with international law' after Israel announces plans to build thousands of housing units ■ PM Netanyahu unveils plan for 'the day after' in Gaza ■ Israeli negotiators are in Paris for summit aimed at securing hostage release/cease-fire deal ■ Hamas Health Ministry: 700,000 children suffering from malnutrition, dehydration in Gaza ■ Here's what you need to know 140 days into the war
Calls within the PLO for a new political vision have increased against the backdrop of the war in Gaza, and U.S. demands for a comprehensive reform. The maneuvering between Israel and Hamas and the tight schedule make the task especially complicated
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Friday he was "disappointed" by an Israeli announcement that it plans to build 3,000 new housing units in settlements in the West Bank. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Blinken said during a news conference in Buenos Aires that it was long-standing US policy […]
According to Palestinian militant group, the two were Said Jaradat and Yasser Hanoun – a 'field commander.' The IDF said Hanoun was on his way to carry out a shooting attack
It’s an unusual Holocaust book because it was written soon after the war by an adult journalist and focuses not on death camps but on the slave-labor camps in which he toiled.
The prime minister's newly released plan for Gaza's future lacks much innovation, but it could fit into the outline formulated by the international community. The important question that remains is when will Israel withdraw from the Gaza Strip and allow for its rehabilitation to begin
A budget bump of 650 million shekels ($179 million) will fund new services and technologies including treatments for growth disorders and severe asthma as well as expanding eligibility for invasive prenatal screening tests