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More than 4,000 police officers were deployed in the British capital ahead of expected clashes during Nakba Day, Unite the Kingdom protests and the FA Cup finals. Police said 65 arrests were made so far. 'Fears in Jewish communities are particularly heightened,' a police official said ahead of the protests

Bulgaria won with 516 points, marking the country's first victory in the competition. Israel's Noam Bettan placed second with his rendition of 'Michelle', scoring 343 points overall, and amid calls to boycott the Eurovision contest over Israel's participation despite its Gaza war

The board's high representative is running out of patience, and it appears the question of Gaza's reconstruction will hinge on whether Hamas continues to refuse to disarm and Israel continues its attacks on the enclave

FIFA's chief is set to meet officials from Iran's Football Federation in Istanbul, where he is expected to offer 'reassurance' over the Islamic Republic's participation in the 2026 World Cup, although some of its players are allegedly IRGC members

A senior Hamas official confirmed Izz al-Din Haddad was killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza on Friday. The IDF also confirmed the assassination. Hamas sources admit the group is currently incapable of threatening rocket fire against Israel in retaliation

The encampment, whose location was deliberately chosen by the group, will culminate on Saturday with a march from the park to Hamburg’s port.

The U.S. Treasury Department says it suspended sanctions that the Trump administration imposed on the UN special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories after a judge ruled that they could violate Albanese's and her family members' First Amendment rights

Lebanon's delegation to the U.S. said a military coordination framework with Israel will start at the end of May in the Pentagon, 'improving' on the one established in the November 2024 cease-fire, which will at least somewhat limit Israel's strikes in Lebanon

British officers, archaeologists and administrators who came to Palestine during the first half of the last century were drawn not only by its historical or religious past, but by fantasies of erotic freedom in the 'Orient'

“This antisemitic rhetoric has no place in our politics. We need leadership in both parties willing to stand up and call out hate wherever it rears its ugly head,” Talarico said.

Figures show that not only are more people leaving Israel, but the ones emigrating are also more educated. It is not a crisis yet, but could become one if Netanyahu retains power

The Israeli left is once again being dragged into a debate over Zionism –but the concept no longer means what it once did

Israeli settlers ordered the family of Hussein Al-Asasa to exhume his body – 'or we'll throw it to the dogs.' The goal was achieved: No Palestinian resident now dares approach the cemetery

The Ivy League school’s Board of Trustees issued a statement of support for Michael Kotlikoff following an investigation into the April 30 incident.

A new documentary revisits Aaron Sapiro's forgotten battle against the world's most powerful industrialist

Testimonies obtained by Haaretz indicate that soldiers arrested a Palestinian man even though he was grazing sheep on land belonging to his family. According to witnesses, soldiers claimed he was only authorized to graze on the land on weekends starting from noon. Following the arrest, an argument broke out at the scene, during which a female soldier threatened another Palestinian

Seeing tens of thousands of our youth celebrating something of substance, in the era of social media and smartphones, is very moving.

Seeing tens of thousands of our youth celebrating something of substance, in the era of social media and smartphones, is very moving.

The new law is complex. In practice, an accountant typically enters data into the ITA system, and it crunches the numbers.