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Qabil Ibrahim allegedly used a tool, a drill bit, to shatter an interior glass door being braced shut by one of the guest lecturers.

The Isulu-Bushiangala underground project will need about 337 acres of mostly private land and could displace nearly 800 households, its environmental impact assessment warns.

Israeli soldier Yuval Fisher endured severe psychological trauma during his military service, including surviving a near-fatal rocket explosion. Despite his struggles, he faced denial of mental health support from his military superiors

Occupation Against Antisemitism took over a plenary session of the General Students' Committee on Monday as a protest against the continuous pro-Palestinian occupations of buildings.

In an interview with Australia's Erin Molan, Netanyahu labeled his trial a 'witch hunt' that is hindering his duties as PM. Netanyahu also refuted claims of seeking extended U.S. military aid, emphasizing Israel's self-reliance, and issued his most direct critique of NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani

The innumerable films and series produced about October 7 are only the beginning. But is there any value to quickly produced works? Where is the line separating documentation from sensational exploitation of the trauma?

A year after arrest warrants for Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Gallant, and two years into South Africa's ICJ case, the proceedings against Israel remain firmly in place. Trump's sanctions and allegations against Prosecutor Karim Khan have not slowed them, and the arrest of the Military Advocate General has eroded Israel's already weak international standing

The arrest is one of several suspected Hamas members' in recent weeks, German officials said. The man is alleged to have transported weapons from one suspected Hamas member in the central German state of Hesse to another in Berlin

Israel's far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has delayed appointing a signatory for confidentiality certificates, halting over 1,250 criminal cases in Israel. Wednesday saw the first dismissal of an indictment against a Palestinian man who had been accused of entering Israel without a permit

As a piece of music was set to be played as part of the ceremony, the Hitler audio was played from a nearby residential building for about one and a half minutes.

Sources at the airport who had been waiting to receive the group said the authorities were refusing to allow the passengers to disembark. The IDF said in response that the departure of Gazans is typically coordinated by Israeli authorities before arriving at another country

One source told Haaretz that Herzog 'knew he would run for president and wanted to offer the pardon as a kind of goodwill gesture to Likud members, seeking their support.' He kept his stance quiet, partly out of concern over how it might be received by Israel's center-left voters

After Deputy Minister Almog Cohen and activists stormed a Ben-Gurion University classroom, one thing is clear: Israeli academia cannot function under threats or political bullying

That's the conventional wisdom, but the numbers released by the Central Bureau of Statistics this week don't quite show that

Four deceased hostages remain in Gaza, after Hamas handed over the body of IDF officer Hadar Goldin on Sunday

Facility, part of The RISE national deep-tech hub, will focus on III-V semiconductors and advanced packaging under a hybrid “open fab” model

Facility, part of The RISE national deep-tech hub, will focus on III-V semiconductors and advanced packaging under a hybrid “open fab” model

Mahmoud Abbas' succession plan designating his deputy Hussein al-Sheikh as his successor opens three starkly different paths for the West Bank, from orderly transition to chaos

'No shared venue, stage or arena in international civil society should welcome a regime that commits genocide, apartheid and other crimes against humanity,' the letter said, urging UEFA to ban Israel, following a similar request by the Turkish Football Federation in September