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The widely circulated note, which offered seemingly innocent information regarding the month of Ramadan, included some anti-Israel comments. 

Ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day, Czech Ambassador to Isreal Veronika Kuchyňová Šmigolová visited the  Ghetto Fighters' House Museum Tuesday, accompanied by Michal Dvořák, first secretary, politics, public diplomacy and compatriots Michal Dvořák and Lukas Pribyl, attaché for science, R&D and innovation at the embassy. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram They were joined […]

  Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is threatening to paralyze the Palestinian Authority's economy in response to the Biden administration's actions against Israeli residents and outposts in Judea and Samaria. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Israel Hayom has learned that Smotrich is refusing to renew signing a document that provides the PA immunity […]

  Vandals spray-painted this week the pro-Palestinian "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" slogan in Arabic on Connolly Street in Munich, where the Israeli delegation to the 1972 Summer Olympics, who were massacred by terrorists, were staying. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Local authorities have since removed the […]

The 44-year-old Grammy-nominated singer has been one of the few in the US entertainment industry to visit Israel since the beginning of the Gaza war

  The IDF decried Friday "false" reports accusing it of killing at least 29 Palestinians who were awaiting aid in two separate incidents in the Gaza Strip. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram According to Gaza's Health Ministry, eight people were killed in an air strike in an aid distribution center in the […]

The prime minister's actions, and especially his failures, have caused a diplomatic catastrophe – especially between Washington and Jerusalem ■ Gideon Sa'ar's real test will come when Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot decide to bolt Netanyahu's emergency wartime government

Palestinian factions say they object to establishing new Palestinian gov't ■ IDF says it struck Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon ■ Aid supply ship from Cyprus reaches Gaza coast ■ Hamas truce proposal calls for release of all 'detainees' on both sides ■ IDF: four soldiers were wounded in past 24 hours ■ Egypt's President warns against Israeli operation in Gaza

The week before this report was released, a US congressional roundtable was held, which hosted nine Jewish students from several different institutions, who all said they feel unsafe on campus.

After the game, Maccabi Haifa claimed that they had also received abuse from the security personnel at the stadium, who called the team "terrorists." 

The previous night, at around 1 a.m., pro-Palestinian protesters blocked the drive way of The New York Times printing facility in Queens.

This week at Ben-Gurion airport: A young Israeli man who returned to Israel after October 7 to enlist in the reserves, and two young Israeli women who attended an agricultural boarding school

Israel is hurtling toward a collision between its liberal pluralistic society and its increasingly powerful religious groups. Tough educational and budgetary reforms are needed immediately to avoid the crash

After October 7 the IDF's combat ranks thinned out. With attention focused on the controversy over enlisting the ultra-Orthodox, the army is overlooking a proven and eager source of recruits: women who want to be fighters

The cartoon of a man trying to catch a rat during Ramadan in war-torn Gaza, published in the newspaper Liberation, stirred controversy on social media, with some calling attention to the paper's Israeli editor-in-chief and its French-Israeli owner. The cartoonist, Corinne Rey, is a survivor of the Charlie Hebdo massacre

In the midst of the rumble of war, the IDF chief of staff is finding it difficult to control everything that happens below him ■ Hostage talks with Hamas did not make significant progress this week, but the issue is not totally deadlocked ■ Netanyahu's repeated threats to send IDF into Rafah serve a dual purpose

U.S. President Joe Biden and his team are still confident they know Netanyahu and understand Jewish voters. They should get a serious briefing on American Jewish positions and trends from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer