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Netanyahu has done everything in his power to avoid an official government investigation of the intelligence, operational and leadership failures that took place on October 7, leaving him free to weave his own narrative – and evade responsibility

The visa ban on former IDF soldier Elor Azaria and his family is likely the first time an Israeli has been designated for committing an extrajudicial killing, setting a new precedent that may have dramatic ramifications moving forward

Relatives of hostages urged Noa Argamani and her family to decline an invitation to accompany the prime minister in his address Congress. One relative said, 'We would find ourselves in the absurd situation of protesting against you, and we wouldn't want that'

The Knesset rejected a bill to establish a state commission of inquiry into the events of October 7 ■ Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah threatened to attack deeper into Israel if the IDF's strikes on civilians in Lebanon intensify ■ Gaza health officials said IDF strikes in central Gaza killed at least nine people ■ Israeli hostage's cousin urges Noa Argamani not to fly with Netanyahu to Washington ■ Here's what you need to know 285 days into the war

Key Jewish Republican donors are overcoming sometimes public distaste for Donald Trump, his antisemitism-tinged scandals and the January 6 insurrection, as his campaign accelerates towards November's election

The Mossad chief warned Israeli cabinet ministers that Netanyahu's insistence on certain conditions of a Gaza deal could prevent hostage release, urging the government to move towards a Gaza truce

The court requested data from the state on the number of closure orders issued, the instructions for issuing them, and the circumstances under which a closed military zone is declared. A Justice said hundreds of such cases indicate that the IDF sees this as a 'magic solution'

The suit had alleged that there was significant overlap between IAP and AMP leadership, with three IAP boardmembers and close relatives of two board members serving on the AMP board.

The invertebrates are capable of episodic memory, such as where they found lovely shrimp for dinner. Research into how they do this reveals an unexpected truth

Palestine Action Austria posted a video to Instagram on Monday where the vandals smashed the solar panels with a hammer, poured unidentified liquids into pipes, and disconnected wires and antennas.

The Meta Policy Forum had previously treated the use of the term "Zionist" as hate speech in narrow instances when it was clearly antisemitism or incitement against Jews or Israelis.

After many long months in hotels, and without expecting a return to normalcy, evacuated families are coming home to a scary reality

The Republican National Convention just adopted a platform that could facilitate declaring both abortion and IVF illegal. For U.S. Jews this is about reproductive and fertility rights - and it's also about opposing enshrining an explicitly Christian definition of life into secular law

A new report from Startup Nation Central shows an increase in private funding to Israel driven by the country’s dominant cybersecurity field.

A new report from Startup Nation Central shows an increase in private funding to Israel driven by the country’s dominant cybersecurity field.

The bizarre theories about the former hostage bring together the ultranationalist right, conspiracies addicts and everyone who fell in love with the symbol at the expense of the real person

Even members of the most extreme right wing of Netanyahu's coalition see that his policy is just another trick, meant to foil any deal. Officials believe that if Netanyahu indeed foils the deal, Gallant will again face the public to warn against him

Netanyahu's remarks are 'factually inaccurate and dangerously irresponsible,' the Hostages Families Forum Headquarters says

Leading international architects are creating an extraordinary tower alongside the light rail, a modern counterpart to the Tower of David. Ofer Petersburg discusses the city's critical debate.

Leading international architects are creating an extraordinary tower alongside the light rail, a modern counterpart to the Tower of David. Ofer Petersburg discusses the city's critical debate.