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The move marks a shift in approach for the tech giant, which previously considered the term 'Zionist' a proxy for Jewish people only in very explicit cases. 'We will remove content that uses antisemitic stereotypes or threatens harm,' their statement reads

Israeli hostage Daniela Gilboa's family greenlit publication of video of her in captivity released by Hamas in January ■ Another round of truce negotiations is set to take place in Doha on Wednesday ■ Hezbollah publishes photos of IDF bases and military infrastructure in northern Israel ■ Israel reportedly kills Hezbollah leader Nasrallah's former bodyguard in strike on Beirut-Damascus road ■ Here's what you need to know 277 days into the war

Using forgotten and marginalized symbols, figures and ideas from Zionist history, artist Netta Lieber Sheffer's solo Tel Aviv Museum exhibition examines why Israel abandoned its past and got hung up on 'Together We Will Win'

Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum is stepping down as spiritual leader of the largest LGBTQ congregation in the world, but the 65-year-old is not expecting a quiet few months in the lead-up to the November U.S. election

Days before the elections, Macron warned Netanyahu that Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli's vocal support for Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally party constituted an improper interference in France's internal affairs. Israeli diplomats say Chikli has damaged relations with France

'I hope that the situation where a coalition party helps the opposition harm us will stop,' says coalition whip Ofir Katz, citing Otzma Yehudit's conduct and chairman Ben-Gvir's refusal to support a Shas bill approved by a ministerial committee as reasons to pull all bills on the agenda

The Australian prime minister appoints a Sydney lawyer and business executive to address the 700 percent rise in antisemitic incidents in Australia; A similar envoy will soon be appointed to tackle Islamophobia

Progress on a 2025 spending package has stalled amid anxiety that the needed spending cuts and tax increases may bring down the government

Zikim beach, north of the Gaza Strip, was the site of a fierce battle between IDF forces and Hamas terrorists Oct. 7 in which 11 civilians and one soldiers were killed. It has been revitalized and will re-open to the public come August

Construction works by the Tiber unearth portico where the emperor first met delegates from Alexandria, come to plead on behalf of the victims of history's first pogrom

The 20 bullet points that make up the policy document reveal how much the Republicans have adapted to Trump. A focus on 'anti-Christian bias,' a revival of the Muslim travel ban and making campuses 'patriotic again' are just some stated goals, alongside 'standing with Israel'

The new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) will allow Israeli and Texan space sector companies to work together, advancing the industry in their respective regions.

The Vatican document stressed the need to "give fuller recognition" to women in the Church, saying that "by virtue of Baptism, they enjoy full equality".

The attack on a children's hospital and other civilian centers came a day before the start of a NATO summit, with the war in Ukraine as one of the focuses. President Zelenskiy called on Kyiv's Western allies to give a firm response to the attack and 'deliver a powerful response from our side'

The laws, which the Knesset enacted in March, let terror victims and their families to sue for damages from the Palestinian Authority, however the petition claims the laws are 'unconstitutional' and will lead to the PA's 'economic collapse'

The Houthis' recent threat to attack Saudi Arabia risks Iran's entire regional strategy, and makes a military alliance between Riyadh and Washington much more urgent. It also threatens to rekindle the war in Yemen

In one photo, bodies are seen inside the van that came under attack on October 7. In another, Hamas terrorists are shown pulling two people out of the vehicle alive. Apart from the driver, whose body was returned to his family, no one in Israel knew what happened to the other Gazan passengers for nine months – until last week

Nothing can really prevent both Israel and Hezbollah from going to war if they want to, even if it would trigger a catastrophic, regional conflict. Counterintuitive as it sounds, there is still an off-ramp that could still enable both sides to deescalate

As special envoy, Businesswoman and attorney Jillian Segal Segal will engage with Jewish Australian about antisemitism and advise government on policy against Jew-hatred

The East Jerusalem resident sued the state after suffering neurological damage from a sponge-tipped bullet shot at close range six years ago. The settlement comes after the body investigating the incident closed the case, garnering accusations of obstruction from the man's attorney