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Shooter identified as 30-year-old Elias Rodriguez, shouted 'Free Palestine,' police chief says; Guards initially thought he was a bystander, eyewitnesses say ■ Trump: Shooting 'based obviously on antisemitism' ■ Museum had recently expressed security concerns

WEST BANK: Dozens of Israeli settlers rampage through Palestinian village in West Bank, torch vehicles ■ GAZA AID: For first time since blockade over two months ago Gazan civilians receive humanitarian aid ■ ISRAEL: IDF intercepts Houthi missile from Yemen, tightens security for embassies worldwide ■ GAZA: 16,503 children were killed in Gaza since the beginning of the war, Gaza Health Ministry says ■ U.S.: Two Israeli embassy workers killed at Gaza aid event in D.C.

The payment settles a lawsuit brought against MSU by Floris van Pallandt, owner of The Quiz Channel, for unauthorized use of the channel’s content.

According to the official, Washington opposes Hamas' demand to remain active in Gaza even after the end of the war

IDF publishes report detailing everything it has seized since the beginning of the fighting ■ In Gaza, 2,600 small arms were seized, even though the IDF claims that 20,000 terrorists have been killed

Pro-Israel students and alumni had urged the school to discipline the speaker and a dean who thanked her for “sharing your words and your views.”

Hundreds of people attended funeral of Tamar Kutz - an educator and founder of Kibbutz Kfar Aza. She was buried alongside her son, Aviv, his wife, Livnat, and their children Yonatan, Rotem, and Yiftach, who were murdered on October 7

The coalition was again forced on Wednesday to pull votes on MK bills for fear of not having a majority. The boycott has created a legislative logjam that may limit the number of laws that can be passed before the summer recess in ten weeks' time

The Israeli prime minister insists he has a public mandate to overrule the judiciary, yet openly dismisses not just the Supreme Court and the head of the Shin Bet, but also the many Israelis opposed to his handling of the Gaza war

The apartment has served as the official home of Israel's ambassador to the UN since 1978. Purchased in 1986 when Netanyahu was the mission's head, it required registration under a name, and it has been under his since

Robert Kiyosaki warns: "The END is here." Fed buys $50B of its own debt, signaling hyperinflation. Gold to $25,000? Bitcoin to $1M? Here’s what really happened - and why it matters.

Prime Minister Netanyahu said the court's decision regarding the Shin Bet chief's dismissal was 'outrageous and harmful to democracy.' Should a temporary cease-fire include a hostage return, Netanyahu said it will be taken into consideration

For years, Netanyahu warned of Iran's nuclear ambitions - yet withheld funding for critical defense capabilities, even after the United States quit the nuclear deal at his urging. The 'Government of Change,' headed by former prime ministers Bennett and Lapid, finally pushed them forward, and they've already proven essential

Prof. Mark Shtaif's directive barring political speech during academic events is based on a manufactured problem and reflects a growing trend of academic censorship

The survey also showed that Religious-Zionists constitute 28 percent of the population, ultra-Orthodox 10 percent, and unaffiliated 50 percent. The leader of the Reform movement in Israel attributed recent growth to the events of October 7