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Neighborhood Corner: Due to its central location, Kiryat Moshe has become a sought-after neighborhood in Jerusalem for urban renewal and development projects.

The newly elected Labour government could make its decision within weeks, following the International Court of Justice's ruling that Israel's West Bank settlements are illegal. Downing Street and Jerusalem are still in talks over the matter

Pro-Hamas symbols deface Pittsburgh synagogue, sparking community fears.

Members of Benjamin Netanyahu's government gave a tailwind to the far-right mob that stormed Sde Teiman and broke into the camp. The argument that the IDF operates transparently and pursuant to the law is the best ammunition against a world which believes Israel commits war crimes

The international community knows that Israel will strike Lebanon in response to the killing of 12 young Druze citizens over the weekend. They are trying to ensure, however, that it does not spark a spiral into all-out regional war

Israel strikes Hezbollah commander in Beirut in response to Majdal Shams attack ■ Twenty eight-year-old man dies from wounds in rocket barrage on northern Israel ■ Hezbollah rejects calls to avoid answering anticipated Israeli attack ■ IDF: Rocket hits home in northern Israeli town of Hillel; fire breaks out in the area following the barrage ■ IDF sources say it's possible that some bodies of hostages held in Gaza will never be found ■ WHO: At least 85 sick, severely wounded Gazans evacuated for medical care in UAE

A survey by Afeka College and TheMarker shows AI, critical thinking, and mental resilience are top skills in Israel’s hi-tech sector amid the Swords of Iron War.

A survey by Afeka College and TheMarker shows AI, critical thinking, and mental resilience are top skills in Israel’s hi-tech sector amid the Swords of Iron War.

Right-wing protesters stormed two army bases on Monday after nine reservists were arrested following an IDF investigation into 'substantial abuse of a Palestinian detainee' ■ IDF says incidents at both Sde Teiman and Beit Lid have harmed national security, since it was forced to halt situation assessments about the northern front for several hours

The Israeli prime minister rejected Hamas' accusation that he's impeding talks by adding new conditions, and similarly accused the terror group of making changes to the original outline. Contrary to Netanyahu's claim, sources confirm Israel did refine its demands

Israel's nation-state law, which formally elevated Jews to a higher, privileged status above other citizens, was passed in 2018. It devastated the Druze, who had expected the state to uphold its end of the civic bargain, and felt deeply betrayed. The law should be scrapped

In what has become a new normal, Turkey's president seemingly threatened to invade Israel over the war in Gaza, sparking backlash from Israeli politicians labeling him a 'wannabe dictator' and warning that his fate could be similar to that of late Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein

Soldiers attempted to stop dozens of protesters who stormed into the base and entered the military court building inside, as the demonstrators called them 'traitors'

Israel's march of folly began in the aftermath of the Six-Day War 57 years ago, but it has been supercharged over the last 18 months by an extremist End-of-Days government that, when on the verge of the abyss, insists on taking a step forward

Israel's far-right has been seeking to impose its values on the IDF since the onset of the Gaza war. Monday's detainment of Israeli reserve soldiers who are accused of abusing a Palestinian prisoner at the Sde Teiman detention center may have provided them with the opportunity they were waiting for

The detention of nine soldiers suspected of torturing a Palestinian detainee at the Sde Teiman detention center and the subsequent clashes at the site led to an avalanche of reactions from Israeli elected officials. 'Let us not forget that our enemies try to go after us again and again, also in the international legal arena,' President Isaac Herzog said

The military court has extended the detention order against the W. Bank suspect, Ibrahim Mansour, who allegedly killed Yohai Avni in the settlement of Givon Hahadasha in early July, but the motive for the killing remains unclear