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From the perspective of their golden years, Ofra Lustgarten and Eli Mendel warn that the far right is dangerous to Israel and that IDF operations in Gaza are boosting antisemitism: 'So many people have fallen for sake of the country, and now it is crumbling'

Since early March, Israel has blocked all deliveries of aid to the besieged coastal enclave, which is home to around two million Palestinians. According to the plan proposed by the fund, Israeli soldiers will not be involved in securing or distributing the supplies

Trump's administration has communicated to Jerusalem that if Israel does not move forward together with the United States toward an agreement with Hamas, it will be left on its own, according to a source

The two soldiers were named as Sergeant Yishai Elyakim Urbach, 20, and Staff Sergeant Yam Frid, 21, whom Netanyahu said 'fell defending our country in an existential war.' Several other IDF soldiers were wounded in the incidents in which the two soldiers fell.

Zionism wasn't born as a racist-colonialist movement. Its disastrous turning point occurred when it was taken over by Russian revolutionaries

Clause in previous accord freezing pay-grade increases for four months has been dropped. Schools that were at the forefront of the protest have informed parents that classes will resume Friday

Even before the U.S. president boards Air Force One, Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself in political limbo ■ The Israeli prime minister no longer bothers to hide the fact that the fate of the hostages doesn't interest him. The main thing is that he sleeps well at night

Will Netanyahu dare mess with Trump when it comes to taking action against Iran's nuclear program? ■ It's vital to cast a sober gaze at reality: The IDF doesn't have enough forces to realize right-wing fantasies about maintaining a long-term military government across Gaza

Cardinal Robert Prevost, who was just elected as Pope Leo XIV, studied under a pioneer in Jewish-Catholic relations when he attended seminary in Chicago. 

During the hearing, Republican representatives accused the schools of failing to address antisemitism on their campuses.

ISRAEL: Army chief meets with released hostages, says returning hostages 'constantly on our minds' ■ GAZA: 27 Palestinians killed, 85 wounded in Gaza in last day, Hamas-run Health Ministry says; IDF, Shin Bet say they struck Hamas terrorists in Jabalya after Palestinians report four killed in UNRWA warehouse ■ WEST BANK: Israeli forces kill head of Islamic Jihad's Jenin network

Antisemitism is on the rise in the American healthcare sector, with academic medical centers emerging as the primary setting for such discrimination.

Less than a week before he arrives for a Middle East tour, U.S. President Donald Trump is praising the Houthis, giving up on Saudi-Israeli normalization and hardly mentioning Gaza and the hostages. Israel, it seems, will be watching the trip from the outside

Republicans foiled the Antisemitism Awareness Act and an anti-boycott bill, bringing into question the GOP's strategy and pro-Israel groups' ability to influence the party's fringe

A Shin Bet official was arrested in April on suspicion of leaking classified information to journalists and Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli. The investigative team believes the minister – who is said to be possibly facing a charge of breach of trust – should be questioned as a suspect