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A judge will rule whether to dismiss Musk's X Corp's lawsuit against a nonprofit that critiqued the rise in hate speech on the online social media platform, which Musk bought in October 2022.

  For as long as it has existed, Eurovision has been both a prestigious song contest and a reflection of the global political environment.  Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Although its slogan is "United By Music," the competition is hardly politically neutral, having most recently banned Russia from participating following its invasion […]

For Israel haters, the Berlinale speech by Israeli filmmaker Yuval Abraham, who talked about occupation and apartheid but didn't mention the October 7 massacre or the hostages, is a priceless gift

  BRIA, a leading responsible visual generative AI open platform, has announced it has raised $24 million in Series A funding to build on BRIA's success and strengthen its rich variety of generative capabilities such as text-to-video facilities, continue to enhance its open platform for developers and build its operations globally. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, […]

Conservative scholars claim gold earring proves biblical story of Phoenician presence at Solomon's court. But the dating is all wrong, and the jewel may have been traded, skeptics respond

  Israel denied accusations that it was responsible for the death of dozens on Thursday after Palestinians claimed that a strike on a crowd of Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid in Gaza City killed at least 104 people. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Israeli troops opened fire at "several people" among a […]

Biennale organizers say Israel and Iran will participate as planned in the event, which opens in April, despite petitions calling to block the countries from participating. More than 18,000 artists, curators and cultural figures signed the petition calling to not allow Israel to take part

The city said it would take greater care with such interactions, but it is unclear if bylaws for postering were violated

A new ADL survey asked whether the respondents believe Jews are more loyal to Israel than to America, whether they believe Jews are more willing than others to use shady practices to get what they want and whether they believe Jews have too much control on Wall Street

'We are operating in the assumption that an Israeli military operation is in the coming months,' a senior Biden administration official said

Hamas-run Gaza health ministry spokesman said that at least 700 were wounded in the incident; The IDF claims the bulk of deaths is from overcrowding and trampling, while Hamas claims that the Israeli army fired into the crowd

These figures, however, do not mark the total number of fatalities as there are some 8,000 missing people believed to be buried under rubble throughout the Gaza Strip. Doctor Without Borders says, 'the psychological injuries have led to five-year-olds telling us they'd rather die'

The decision to send aid into the northern Gaza Strip could have been used as a bargaining chip in hostage release negotiations, but after public statements by far-right ministers regarding the operation, it may no longer be viable

In a signature joke, he spoke about an uncle who was so depressing that he would sit at home listening to the soundtrack of "The Pawnbroker," the grim 1964 film about a Holocaust survivor

The renowned Holocaust scholar has served as the State Department’s antisemitism envoy since 2022.

There were mixed results for secular, left-leaning Israelis in this week's municipal elections, but now the focus shifts to the next big battles: forcing an early election, the fate of the hostages and the ultra-Orthodox draft

From September to October antisemitism quadrupled with all platforms except for YouTube seeing a massive increase.

Following deadly Gaza incident, Israeli army denies firing on Palestinians seeking aid ■ Two Israelis were shot and killed near the West Bank settlement of Eli ■ Israeli army fires into Gaza crowd during food distribution, citing troops under risk of 'violent crowding' ■ Gaza death toll crosses 30,000 since war began, Hamas authorities report ■ IDF says 10 rockets fired at northern Israel ■ Syria says it thwarted Israeli strike in Damascus ■ U.K. increases security funding for Jewish community

Saudi Arabia announced that it has multiple investments in various sectors in Iraq valued at more than $5 billion.