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Labour Against Antisemitism wrote a letter to British PM Keir Starmer, accusing his party's government of worsening antisemitism.

The proposed law would have given District Courts the power to prohibit a citizen from leaving their home, using the internet or traveling outside Israel

An attack from Lebanon could target military and strategic sites in northern and central Israel with unprecedented intensity. Israel will need to calibrate its response based on the scale of the fire and damage caused by each front

A new report by Israeli-Palestinian NGO B'Tselem reveals dozens of testimonies from Palestinians detained by Israel since the Gaza war began. Most were released without prosecution, and their accounts detail routine abuse, starvation, humiliation, sleep deprivation, and denial of medical treatment

The U.N, secretary-general's office announced the move in a brief statement, and did not elaborate on the UNRWA staffers' likely role in the attack; The U.N. watchdog said it drew on evidence provided by Israel in discussions with Israeli authorities

From Annie Leibovitz to Amy Winehouse and Ofra Haza: New book on Jewish heroines, created by three feminist Swedish Jewish women, offers an answer to antisemitism

  The Middle East is bracing for a potential escalation of violence as tensions between Iran and Israel continue to rise, with Iran reportedly upping the ante by restricting its airspace in anticipation of a likely strike on Israel, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned […]

Iran's response to Haniyeh's in Tehran will come within 24-48 hours, senior Western diplomats estimate ■ Iran says it is not looking to escalate regional tensions but believes it needs to punish Israel ■ Russia's security council secretary is in Tehran for meetings with Iran's leadership ■ Turkey says it intends to formally join South Africa's genocide case against Israel at ICJ ■ Here's what you need to know 304 days into the war

The far-right minister said at a right-wing conference that the current proposal for a deal with Hamas 'would only return a few captives and seal the fate of most of them'

Tel Aviv's main stock indexes fell by as much as 2.5 percent on Monday morning, but seemed to recover some by the afternoon as Israel braces for Iran's response to two assassinations last week

Precious metals plunge: gold down 1.5%, silver drops 5% as market volatility and economic concerns shake investor confidence.

For young Israeli singles who carry the BRCA gene mutation, decisions made early on can be life-saving. But in a pro-natalist country, and a society 'where a woman's sexuality is still very much determined by the size of her breasts,' dilemmas and insecurities about relationships complicate matters

In its annual report, the Czech Federation of the Jewish Communities said it registered 4,328 antisemitic incidents in 2023, up 90 percent from 2,277 in the previous year

The police officer who struck a fan and choked Haaretz writer Chaim Levinson last January outside of Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem is facing assault charges submitted to court on Sunday