The official says that Israel's intention of continuing the war and hostage release negotiations are contradictory. "Hamas' position and the position of the other factions is clear, as long as there is fighting, no progress can be made," he said
The report published by an Israeli LGBTQ group suggests one explanation for the rise is the community's strong presence in protests against the government
Organizers say 'the parade this year has special importance for the community since minority groups are affected more in emergencies.' The parade was led the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, marked by a call for returning the hostages
The assailant who hit Staff Sergeant Eliya Hilel and Staff Sergeant Diego Shvisha Harsaj turned himself in to the Palestinian Authority but has yet to have been handed over to Israel. Staff Sergeant Yedidya Azugi was killed in fighting in the northern Gaza Strip
The Population and Immigration Authority reports progress in recruiting foreign workers for the construction industry, facing a severe shortage since October 7. About 2,000 arrived last week.
The Population and Immigration Authority reports progress in recruiting foreign workers for the construction industry, facing a severe shortage since October 7. About 2,000 arrived last week.
A 2.5-room apartment in Dimona, ground floor, 54 sqm, was sold for a remarkably low price, far below current market rates in Israel and significantly less than the average per square meter in Dimona.
A 2.5-room apartment in Dimona, ground floor, 54 sqm, was sold for a remarkably low price, far below current market rates in Israel and significantly less than the average per square meter in Dimona.
'Every passing day increases the likelihood that they won't come back alive,' one senior official Washington said, in response to comments from Israel's national security advisor, who claimed the war would last until at least the end of this year
This week's report in The Guardian revealed how then-Mossad chief Yossi Cohen tried to disrupt an investigation by then-International Criminal Court prosecutor Fatou Bensouda ■ In 2022, Haaretz was about to publish details of the affair, but security officials thwarted it ■ The revelations could not have come at a worse time for Israel
Israel runs the risk of opening up a new front, given the moves the government has planned ■ The IDF is finding it hard to deal with shooting attacks from Palestinian towns at Israeli communities close to the West Bank separation barrier ■ Thousands of reservists received their third call-up papers – but some of them are having to scrounge around for the most basic equipment
Second video published of hostage Sasha Troufanov ■ National Unity lawmaker submits bill to dissolve Knesset ■ IDF reports three soldiers killed on Wednesday due to explosive device that went off in civilian clinic in Rafah ■ Gallant says 'concrete information' hostages present in Rafah ■ Palestinian health ministry reports man hit by IDF fire in Jenin, in moderate condition ■ U.S.-built Gaza aid pier to be sent to Ashdod for repairs following damage from bad weather
Fetterman and Y.U. leaders used Wednesday’s event, held at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, to portray the flagship Modern Orthodox university as a counterpoint to college campuses across the US.
Near the Mesivta Nachlas Yakov Vien Yeshiva, Asghar Ali, 58, reportedly shouted antisemitic statements before driving onto the sidewalk in an alleged attempt to hit two men and three teenagers.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow called the shooting a “despicable, antisemitic act,” adding, “it was a disgusting attempt to intimidate the community, to fill people with fear.”