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Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu operate in very different political systems, but all three aspire to tire and depress their people into submission through an endless campaign of lies and alternative interpretations of reality

He explained that the term "West Bank" is merely a geographical term applicable to the country of Jordan, which governed the area from 1949 to 1967.

The lawsuit is filed on behalf of Students Against Antisemitism, Inc., StandWithUs Center for Legal Justice and several individual Jewish students.

In a podcast interview, the former presidential candidate asked 'to underscore how truly awful Prime Minister Netanyahu has been,' and praised Joe Biden's commitment to cut off military aid to countries that don't abide by international law, but made no mention of a cease-fire

A new study has identified a significant decrease in the willingness of Jews to work with highly educated Arabs, and of Israeli Arabs to work in mostly Jewish workplaces – but there's still cause for optimism

With a huge Gaza death toll and the attrition of Democratic support, Biden knows he must urgently demonstrate a more even-handed approach to Israel-Palestine. His proposal would end not only this war, but the conflict itself – and the U.S. and its allies must exert their power to make it happen

Now, the University of South Florida team plans to continue their research to improve the technology’s speed and accuracy further to expand its applications in the future.

Israeli artist Zoya Cherkassky had a blunt response for the pro-Palestinian protesters who disrupted her talk at New York's Jewish Museum last week, calling her drawings depicting the October 7 Hamas attack 'imperial propaganda'

Police officers are afraid to protect convoys because wearing a uniform and bearing arms makes them a target for Israeli soldiers

26-year-old Matan Elmaliach was shot and killed in Thursday's attack ■ Ten people, including a pregnant woman, were wounded ■ Police shot all three terrorists, killing two and wounding one

The song, which references soldiers dying during the war, is being examined by the European Broadcasting Union, who will make a decision on its eligibility. In the past, songs have been disqualified on political grounds, including Georgia's 2009 entry, 'I Don't Want to Put In'

The U.S.-based airline will resume daily flights between Newark and Tel Aviv on March 6 ■ Prior to that, United is expected to operate the route with a layover in Germany

The graffiti was "threatening and blatantly antisemitic," said Vuong, and the call for violence led him to report it to the Toronto Police as a hate-motivated crime.

A military court judge ordered American-born Palestinian Samaher Esmail released on bail, saying, ''I very much doubt that it can be considered a crime in Israel for postings on Facebook by an American citizen who lives in the United States'

In 2023, apartment sales plummeted by 35%, with a quarter sold under government subsidies. The remaining new apartment inventory surpassed the total 2023 sales.

In 2023, apartment sales plummeted by 35%, with a quarter sold under government subsidies. The remaining new apartment inventory surpassed the total 2023 sales.

  Three Palestinians opened fire at motorists near an Israeli checkpoint on Route 1 near Jerusalem on Thursday, murdering one person and wounding five others, emergency services said. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Two women were seriously wounded, the head of Israel's ambulance service Eli Bean told public broadcaster Kan. Police said […]

  As first reported by Israel Hayom, the Israeli entry for the Eurovision Song Contest is "October Rain," with a clear reference to the horrific events of Oct. 7, resulting in a clash with the organizers over its alleged political message. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The last three lines of the […]

Students in Chicago recently staged a major pro-Palestinian walkout that received at least tacit support from the district.

Israeli delegation to leave for Paris on Friday for new round of hostage, cease-fire talks ■ Senior member of Hezbollah's missile corps killed in Israeli strike on south Lebanon ■ Leading Hamas member says Gaza could be led by another 'competent Palestinian government' ■ China demands World Court to speak out on Israeli occupation ■ Houthis say they will ban all U.S., U.K.-owned ships from crossing Red Sea