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The anti-Israel statement came amid significant campus demonstrations, resulting in an 8% drop in the company’s stock price last Friday.

The ceremony on Amsterdam's central Dam square passed smoothly, despite fears that there might be protests

With an exceptionally large turnout, Saturday's protests are taking place across Israel's major cities; Protesters are also demanding early elections. At a rally in Jerusalem, the father of Israeli-American hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin said: Politicians must remember, we are fighting for real people

Saudi outlet: Hamas expected to accept Egypt's proposal for a cease-fire/hostage-release deal ■ Report: U.S. told Qatar that Hamas' leadership should be 'expelled' if they continue to refuse a deal ■ UN: North Gaza experiencing 'full-blown famine' ■ IDF raids West Bank militant compound; five Palestinians killed ■ Here's what you need to know 211 days into the war

In the guise of a 'senior diplomatic official,' Netanyahu committed to invade Rafah, eliciting enraged reactions from both sides of the political spectrum ■ Hamas hasn't announced its response the proposal, but it's clear that if it's a yes, the pressure will be on the prime minister, expanding the protests

The operation near the city of Tulkarm took more than 13 hours and involved gunfire and a drone attack. Five people were killed; one who turned himself in was arrested and one Israeli police officer was severely wounded

Some students received training from activists in Samidoun, which has been considered a terrorist organization in Israel since 2021 and Germany since 2023.

Crime organizations have infiltrated the construction industry, leading to higher housing prices. A new law strives to clamp down on the phenomenon

Israel's biggest Arab city consistently ranks at the bottom of the socioeconomic index. Mayor Talal al-Karinawi says government decisions hurt the Bedouin community, and if something isn't done regarding the housing crisis soon, 'there will be a city here that nobody can control'

'Developers have to flip a switch in their mind,' says real estate consultant Guy Preminger, 'and it's not easy'

In ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods across Israel, rabbis have come out against urban renewal projects, which they say are a threat to the residents - leaving community members living in old, unsafe homes, and the community as a whole facing a severe housing shortage. But the tide may be slowly turning

When a religious wife and a secular husband couldn't find the right community, they established one. Now, their kibbutz neighborhood is proof that people of different religious beliefs can dwell together

Six months after being evacuated from their homes, residents of Israel's northern border communities don't know where to register their children for the next school year – and wonder if the government has abandoned the north for good

A visit to Jewish and cultural sites across Poland reveals a country looking to move on from eight years of populist rule that turned the Holocaust into a political minefield

According to the report, Hamas was guaranteed by the U.S. for a full Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and that Israeli forces will not continue fighting once the hostages are released ■ An Israeli official told Haaretz that 'Israel will, under no circumstances, agree to end the war as part of a deal' and is determined to enter Rafah

The term “ghost apartments” remain unoccupied for extended periods, often year-round. This is how they profoundly impact the housing market in Israel's capital.