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IDF says it will draft more reservists into Air Defense Command amid Iran threats ■ Man wounded in Sunday's terror attack dies of wounds ■ U.S. defense chief Lloyd Austin 'outraged' by aid workers' deaths ■ 11 arrested on suspicion of planning to kill minister Itamar Ben-Gvir ■ Hamas chief Haniyeh says no deal without IDF withdrawal from Gaza, 'honorable prisoner exchange'

Despite the college’s stated reasoning for rescinding pre-approval of the Haifa program, the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel celebrated the decision.

During High Court hearing on a petition filed by human rights organizations, justices asked the state to explain why more aid is not being allowed into the Strip

The US Department of Education is currently investigating UCLA for the antisemitism on its campus.

Singapore reveals the weapons it bought from Israel; Israeli firms unveil the next generation of loitering munitions; and makers of anti-drone technology recall the urgent phone call they received on October 7. A visit to the biggest arms trade show in the world

Witnesses from Mukhmas village say about 30 Israelis entered their agricultural land and beat residents; IDF: Incident preceded by report of attack on Israeli shepherd

Applicants argued that the government's decision was 'unreasonable,' given UNRWA's ties to Hamas, which is defined as a terrorist organization by Canadian law

Maybe if those in charge of our wellbeing aren't willing to validate our emotions, preferring instead to overwhelm us with both no information and too much information at the same time, we are going to have to validate them for ourselves

The head of Military Intelligence warned that 'the worst' may still lie ahead, after Iran vowed retaliation for the killing of a commander that it has blamed on Israel

New-Med Energy's CEO spoke at the Maariv-Walla Conference with Ben Caspit about the strong business relations we have with Cairo.

New-Med Energy's CEO spoke at the Maariv-Walla Conference with Ben Caspit about the strong business relations we have with Cairo.

Annelle Sheline is the third official to resign from the U.S. government to protest its backing of Israel in its war against Hamas in Gaza. She explains why she had to step down

Israeli Police are boosting their presence for the last Friday prayers of Ramadan at the flashpoint mosque

Over the last 30 years, women's bodies have increasingly become strategic targets in conflicts around the world. But despite the shocking accounts of rape and sexual assault by Hamas on October 7 and since, Israel's forensic failures mean perpetrators may not be brought to justice

In their first call since an Israeli strike in Gaza killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers, Biden emphasized that Israel must implement concrete steps to protect civilians and aid workers in Gaza or U.S. support of Israel in Gaza war is subject to change

Nick Rubins will represent the monarchy on formal occasions, support the judiciary, and encourage his county's charity sector, in contrast with the famed literary sheriff of Nottingham