On Tuesday we saw another nauseating sight, in which Education Minister Yoav Kisch joined a boisterous dance of teenage boys at the site of a terror attack in which a woman was murdered and 17 others were wounded, many of them seriously, just a day before
'We're not going back to October 6' is a common phrase among foreign envoys in the Middle East right now. But what does that mean? What kind of postwar future does the world imagine for the region, and how does the two-state solution fit into it?
Israeli Kibbutz Be'eri announced on Tuesday that two of its residents being held captive by Hamas in Gaza, Itay Svirsky and Yossi Sharabi, have been killed while imprisoned by the Palestinian militant group. Kibbutz officials stated "The abductees Itai Svirsky and Yossi Sharabi were murdered in captivity and their bodies are held by Hamas." […]
Qatar's foreign ministry spokesperson announced on Tuesday the success of a Qatari mediation in cooperation with France in reaching an agreement between Israel and Hamas where medication and humanitarian aid is to be delivered to civilians in Gaza in exchange of delivering medications needed for Israeli captives in Gaza. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, […]
The strike happened after the Iranian-backed Houthis claimed responsibility for a missile attack against the Malta-flagged bulk carrier Zografia in the Red Sea that had been en rout toward the Suez Canal
The US launched a new strike against the Yemen-based Houthis on Tuesday, hitting anti-ship missiles in the third assault on the Iranian-backed group in recent days, the US military said. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The strike came as the Iranian-backed Houthis claimed responsibility for a missile attack against the Malta-flagged […]
One would imagine that if failing to support Israel during the war would damage Arab-Israeli women's careers, then, conversely, those who support Israel's cause would be rewarded, not punished. But this week's news about TV personality Lucy Aharish shows hostility toward Arabs crosses political lines
During a meeting at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Prince Faisal said that a ceasefire in Gaza is the first priority, and peace could only happen 'through a Palestinian state'
The government extended the stay of Sderot evacuees in hotels until the end of February, but the hotel already booked Kibbutz Magen evacuees for the end of January. 'We are at a loss' says an evacuee who was told to leave with only two-weeks notice
The Israel Land Authority greenlights a 5,800-unit project in the southern city's new district, part of a larger plan for 12,000 homes, along with public, commercial, and employment areas.
The Israel Land Authority greenlights a 5,800-unit project in the southern city's new district, part of a larger plan for 12,000 homes, along with public, commercial, and employment areas.
The fall of Harvard President Claudine Gay earlier this month, in the aftermath of the antisemitism on campus congressional hearing, is the most visible incident in a worrying pattern since October 7 and the beginning of the Gaza war: growing tensions between America's Black and Jewish communities
The law grants the intelligence agency authority to conduct covert searches of computers, mobile phones without their owners' knowledge. While some professions are protected in the memorandum, journalists are not. Civil rights groups say memorandum 'ignores dangers of political influence'