This week, Netanyahu announced plans to allow humanitarian aid back into Gaza, but fulfilling the demands will take time. 'Nobody will be able to provide the quantities,' says one importer about the requirements set by the American private security company Safe Reach Solutions
Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa is walking through a minefield, at home and abroad, while the U.S. Secretary of State warns that Damascus may be weeks away from 'collapse and a full-scale civil war of epic proportions'
"This is what happens when leaders in the world surrender to Palestinian terrorist propaganda and support its statements, and attacks, and blame Israel instead of Hamas."
The military's probe found that troops were untrained for fighting inside civilian communities, operated without clear command, and committed multiple friendly fire incidents
After years of neglect, Yossfatel St. residents in Motzkin see hope: the District Committee approved Yam Suf Group’s plan. “One of the oldest complexes I’ve handled,” says attorney Tikotzky.
After years of neglect, Yossfatel St. residents in Motzkin see hope: the District Committee approved Yam Suf Group’s plan. “One of the oldest complexes I’ve handled,” says attorney Tikotzky.
Many Jews 'down under' supported the Liberals in the May 3 election for their pro-Israel position. While disappointed by the results, there's relief that the Greens lost ground
Israel's EU ambassador criticizes Gaza war remarks by politicians across the political spectrum and warns that if conditions in Gaza don't improve, European support will keep eroding: 'Humanitarian aid was the straw that broke the camel's back'
The murder of a young couple at the Capital Jewish Museum is the deadliest terror attack against the U.S. Jewish community since the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, almost seven years ago. Amid surging violent antisemitic discourse, it poses difficult questions about how U.S. Jews can protect themselves
Austrian Eurovision winner JJ joins growing calls to review voting rules, which several countries say favor Israel, and says he hopes next year's contest in Vienna will exclude the country: 'It's very disappointing to see Israel still participating'
Lischinsky had planned to propose to Milgrim next week, the ambassador said; Milgrim had an extensive background in ecology; Lischinsky moved to Israel at age 16 from Nuremberg
Israeli leaders from both the coalition and opposition tied the Washington D.C. embassy staff murders to the 'incitement and brainwashing' by the pro-Palestinian movement in the U.S. ■ World leaders condemn 'cowardly, antisemitic' attack
Silver just hit $33.50 and outperformed gold two days in a row. Peter Schiff warns: once it breaks $35, $50 is next—fast. Here’s why silver may be the most urgent buy right now.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer stated that "This sickening shooting seems to be another horrific instance of antisemitism which as we know is all too rampant in our society."
The High Court's ruling against the dismissal of Ronen Bar is an impressive victory – in principle – for those fighting for democracy, but its practical implications are limited. Netanyahu will continue to look for a way to ride roughshod over the rule of law, while creating an alternative reality and continuing to promise that 'total victory' is imminent