The Israeli army on Tuesday retrieved the bodies of six hostages from a tunnel in south Gaza, returning them to Israel for burial. While past operations that brought home hostages have been hailed as signs of hope, this time it felt silent and somber
Some airlines have cancelled their services to Tel Aviv until spring 2025, though others have resumed flights following escalated security concerns amid threats from Hezbollah and Iran
The NBA legend sent a message of support to Israeli children at a U.S. summer camp, hosting those affected by the October 7 massacre. 'Just wanted to give you guys a shout-out and let you all know I love you,' he said
For those wondering what safe-haven asset — gold or bitcoin — will better survive an economic downturn, experts from the World Gold Council point to the week of Aug. 5 for the answer.
The Americans are pushing for a deal with new urgency, trying to avert a regional conflagration before November's presidential election. But the next few days will indicate whether the U.S. is ready to use levers of influence it chose not to in the last 10 months
Retrieving dead hostages is the Israeli government's choice: It avoids concessions and prevents the hostages from revealing details about their captivity or over the state's abandonment ■ Netanyahu, firm on retaining control of key Gaza routes and resuming fighting, signaled to Hamas leader Sinwar: No deal
IDF retrieves bodies of six hostages taken alive by Hamas on October 7 ■ Israeli airstrikes may have led to some of their deaths, IDF says ■ Negotiations for truce in Gaza will resume in Cairo on Thursday, former Egyptian diplomat says ■ Hostage's mother says Israel's Mossad chief told her hostage deal is impossible 'in the current political constellation' ■ Here's what you need to know 319 days into the war
In light of Owens' controversial livestream featuring theories surrounding Judaism and criticisms of Israel, Her father-in-law, Lord Michael Farmer reiterated his support for Israel
Yohai Avni was killed at home in the settlement of Givon Hahadasha, and the suspect confessed to the murder a few weeks later. Despite no political motive in the attack, the Palestinian is now being classified as a security prisoner
Infamous for introducing suicide bombings into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Ayyash – who was killed by Israel in 1996 – is getting renewed attention after an attempted bombing in Tel Aviv
Army officials say that around 15,000 soldiers, all under 35, have been called up in three rounds 'as part of the IDF's plan to expand the pool of serving soldiers'
Hamas sees the many proposals for a deal as a trap in which the U.S. adopts Israel's position of refusing to end the war and withdrawing from the Gaza Strip
Without documentation and without any written decision, Israeli representatives were suspended from the International Federation of Medical Students' Associations. What preceded it should raise alarms about the collapse of Israel's standing in the world
With surprise visits to Kyiv, Moscow and China within days of assuming the presidency of the Council of the European Union, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is proving even more unpredictable than many feared. Experts say his dream of establishing Hungary as a bridge between the east and west is doomed to fail