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Israeli defense officials wanted to send the patients and their relatives back to the Strip, despite concerns that they would not get suitable treatment there. The High Court ordered the plan halted until a petition against the move can be heard

Palestinians announce three dead in the strike, including Ahmed Barakat, whom the IDF says committed the shooting attack at Hermesh in which Meir Tamari was killed

The family of Khaled Al-Mohtaseb, who was killed at the scene, petitioned the court over the demolition order, saying they were uninvolved in attack in which one Border Police officer was critically wounded

Nearly 70 former senior U.S. national security officials and diplomats urged the U.S. president to take stronger measures to promote humanitarian access and protection of civilians in Gaza

At the Haaretz-UCLA conference, Alon Pinkas, Ahmed Maher, Yael German and Nimrod Goren discuss the depth of Israel's foreign relations crisis – and if it can be fixed

  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told US Republican senators on Wednesday that Israel will continue its efforts to defeat the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas in the Gaza Strip, senators told reporters after he addressed a party lunch. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram "He's going to do what he said he's going to […]

Rachel Fricker and her family at Kibbutz Be'eri survived Hamas' attack on Oct. 7, but their house was burnt to the ground – including a 250-year-old book of Esther. A Jewish LGBTQ and minority groups Oklahoma organization stepped in to help

Report by watchdog Impact-SE highlights worrying trends in the former home of the longest-standing Jewish diaspora.

Education Minister Yoav Kisch stirred up a storm when he cancelled this year's Israel Prize award categories after learning a Netanyahu critic won the entrepreneurship category, but will now have to hand him the prize himself

"Shame on La Presse for posting this vile caricature," said the Israeli embassy to Canada. "The antisemitism in Canada is off the chart."

The most far-right government in Israel's history never gave up its battle against liberal democracy. And war is a great time for a takeover

Neighbors and customers, some draped in Israeli flags, joined forces in a clean-up effort, meeting in front of the cafe to power-wash the sidewalk. Democratic Representative Jerry Nadler of New York, said that the attack is 'a cowardly act of antisemitism that cannot, and will not, be tolerated in our community'

After his watershed Israel speech, the Senate majority leader tried to quell concerns with the most significant umbrella group for Jewish establishment organizations. Its leadership expressed continued alarm over his remarks, while several member groups voiced their own support for Schumer

Hours before PM Netanyahu is set to address Senate Republicans via video, GOP officials say they're discussing inviting him to speak before joint session of Congress ■ Senior Hamas official says Israel's response to the group's cease-fire proposal was negative ■ Preparations for starting ground operation in Rafah 'will take some time,' Netanyahu says ■ Here's what you need to know 166 days into the war

Five months into the war, there is almost nothing left of Gaza's substantial Ukrainian community. The women who helped found it had to flee, becoming asylum seekers scattered across Europe. 'The brave Israeli army is taking its frustration out on our children'