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Israel's problem is not what its leaders are saying, but what its army is doing – killing more civilians in Gaza than ever before ■ Neither the IDF nor the government seems to understand the depth of the looming international crisis ■ Yair Golan's criticism of the Gaza even resonates within the army

From conspiracy theories to endless lies, the Israeli prime minister proved again this week that there is no falsehood that does not justify the means ■ The murder of two Israeli Embassy workers in Washington is playing into the hands of government ministers

In the wake of the shooting, Jewish security analysts are assessing what went wrong, and how such attacks can be prevented in the future.

Survivors of October 7 living in New York are no strangers to violence.

■ GAZA: UN World Food Program says 15 humanitarian aid trucks were looted after 107 entered on Thursday ■ IRAN: Iran says 'some, but not conclusive progress' was made in fifth round of nuclear negotiations ■ ISRAEL: IDF intercepts one rocket launched from Gaza; IDF says second sirens sounded were false alarm ■ U.S.: Suspect who shot Israeli embassy workers at Gaza aid event charged with murder

In the attack’s aftermath, Jewish community professionals are refocusing, again, on how to protect their institutions from threats. What went wrong? And what needs to change?

U.S. Attorney for D.C. says investigation is continuing and could expand to include hate crime and terrorism charges when warranted and provable

Leo Terrell confirmed the Trump administration would launch lawsuits against universities failing to tackle campus antisemitism.

The philosopher and author talks to Haaretz about the parallels between him and his Nazi-fleeing grandmother, how antisemitism is being weaponized in the U.S. and his plan to build a global network against authoritarianism

The Ivy League school called the move 'unlawful,' saying that it is a retaliatory action that threatens serious harm to the university

Sensationalism and politics often eclipse the humanity of victims after attacks like the Capital Jewish Museum shooting. We owe it to Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim not to let that happen

U.S. media outlets are trying to piece together the puzzle and trace the past of Elias Rodriguez, the suspect in the murder of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, employees of the Israeli embassy in Washington, D.C

Rabbi Avraham Zarbiv has had his name become a synonym for destruction, and has expressed pride in his role in the devastation in Gaza in several interviews, boasting that he demolishes 50 homes a week

Haaretz previously reported that despite the prime minister's wife's alleged push to appoint Zini as the IDF chief of staff, Netanyahu opposed the move, saying Zini was 'too messianic'

A flight to Paris, available in April for just $193 with Transavia, now starts at $589 with El Al ■ Many travelers now prefer to fly with Israeli airlines, and according to recent surveys, travel agents report that 70 percent of customers still favor Israeli carriers.