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Lee Yaron has been awarded the highest honor for her October 7 book '10/7: 100 Human Stories,' while Amir Tibon won in the autobiography and memoir category for 'The Gates of Gaza'

While the Israeli right hopes to evade responsibility for the October 7 attack, army chief Herzl Halevi's resignation is another step toward a state commission of inquiry that could put the blame on the political leadership

The 33-year-old man Camperdown was arrested Tuesday in a Strike Force Pearl raid on two addresses in the area.

Under the cease-fire agreement, Hamas is set to release a total of 33 hostages. Three have already been freed during the initial phase, with the remaining 30 to be released in five phases: four groups of three, followed by the final 14 hostages in the last week of the agreement

Al Jazeera's West Bank correspondent Givara Budeiri and her crew were briefly detained, sparking condemnation from journalist unions over press freedom violations amid the Palestinian Authority's suspension of Al Jazeera's broadcasts and closure of its West Bank offices

One truffle had been unknown, the other had been a popular treat that people didn't realize was unknown. And who finds them in Israel? Not who you might think

As the ceasefire begins, a Gaza civil defense spokesman stated that up to 10,000 bodies may still be trapped under rubble, with around 2,800 bodies "evaporated" in Israeli bombings

The Israeli northern city of Nahariya has been heavily bombarded by Hezbollah almost every day since September, but few of the residents left. Now they are trying to return to routine

Deniers of the events that transpired during Hamas' attacks will face up to five years in prison. The bill is 'modeled on the prohibition against Holocaust denial' found Israeli law

While Israel celebrates the cessation of UNRWA's operations in its territory, it appears that Jerusalem has opted to replace an organization accused of assisting terrorism with a similar one. In a tender organized by the Ministry of Health to take over UNRWA's health services in East Jerusalem, the Palestinian Red Crescent emerged as the winner. […]

"It is important that people understand where some of these attacks are coming from," Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

In his first interview to Israeli news, U.S. envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, said he was directed to 'push' both sides to a deal. Whether Trump told Netanyahu that he will be able to continue the war, he refused to say

'It is an autobiography, but for me autobiographies are to thank God for what he has done with my life,' he said.

Since the rise of the "Labour" Party to power in 2021, the Norwegian government has adopted a critical stance towards Israel. However, following the October 7 massacre, criticism of Israel has intensified to an unprecedented degree, bringing relations between the two countries to a new low. Now, ahead of the general elections scheduled for September […]

A year and three months into the war, the shaft of a tunnel was discovered close to the Gaza border. Explosives were found inside, according to information obtained Wednesday by "Israel Hayom." Since the ceasefire began, there have been numerous attempts by Gazans to breach the border perimeter. Some instances were met with warning shots, […]

As part of the Gaza deal, the Israeli government approved this plan to begin on the 14th day of the cease-fire. Netanyahu's office confirmed that Gazans unaffiliated with Hamas will manage the transfer, with all movements subject to prior IDF and Shin Bet approval

“It seems that Elon Musk made an awkward gesture in a moment of enthusiasm, not a Nazi salute,” the Anti-Defamation League wrote Monday in a statement.

Israel and Egypt have agreed that the Gaza side of the Rafah crossing will be managed by the Palestinian Authority, under United Nations supervision, according to a report published this morning (Wednesday) in the Saudi newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat. According to the report, the agreement on the crossing - the only crossing point between Egypt and […]

The latest incident involved arson and graffiti at a childcare center near a Sydney synagogue, part of a wave of attacks in the country. 'We believe criminals-for-hire may be behind some incidents', said police chief