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'What are we doing now that we didn't do a year and a half ago?' asks the brother of kidnapped soldier Nimrod Cohen, calling the claim that IDF pressure will bring home the hostages alive a 'despicable falsehood'

'We will not allow another family to enter the circle of mourning in an attempt to bring him back. We demand that he, and all the other hostages, be brought back in a deal,' his daughter Bar said. Meni was kidnapped from Kibbutz Be'eri and killed on October 7

Israel and Hamas have both responded to the latest hostage deal proposal by mediators, though the exact terms remain unclear. A Palestinian source told Haaretz it is unclear if this signals progress or an attempt to 'calm Gaza amid growing protests' against Hamas

Israel isn't the reason the extreme right in Europe and the rest of the world is growing stronger, but its kashrut certificate helps. By lifting the antisemitism label from the far right, the Jewish state can help them win moderate's votes

You don't need the fascist right in order to sow the seeds of racism, to dehumanize and demonize Palestinians. It's all here in the center, in the very center of Israel. Dana Spector visits a Palestinian village – and uncovers a core truth about Israeli media

The Academy condemned 'suppressing artists for their work or their viewpoints' after Hamdan Ballal was attacked by a settler mob and arrested by soldiers in the West Bank on Monday. Other groups, such as the European Academy, vocally protested the assault

Bohbot addressed the Israel Labour Federation, calling on them directly to take action, as they did after the murder of six hostages in Hamas captivity last year by calling a general strike across the country

Around 140 Israelis, both in uniform and in civilian clothing, entered the village in the early hours of Saturday. The attack was the second raid in as many days, following the wounding of six Palestinians and a mass arrest of residents by the IDF on Friday

'The secret to Israel's existence is refusing to give up,' says Muki Tzur, renowned historian of the kibbutzim. He has a grave warning for Israelis if the hostages aren't released: 'failure would affect every facet of our lives'

"Technology has the power to connect, uplift and transform lives—but only when built with purpose," said Pat Gelsinger.

Musk’s $33B merger of xAI and X signals a deeper AI-social media integration.

The military-led government said that 1,002 people have been found dead, while over 2,300 are injured and dozens missing

The robots behind the new revolution: Drones are on the verge of becoming a powerful military tool with the integration of AI.

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A baby takes his first vacation, and an Israeli expat living in Turkey reunites with her sister

Before launching effective opposition to the abandonment of the hostages and the eradication of Israeli democracy, we must first answer five simple questions: what, who, when, how and where

In case after case, human rights lawyer Michael Sfard is witnessing the weakening of the court, which, while striving to uphold liberal values in the past, has also helped to entrench the occupation. The mounting apartheid in the West Bank, the resurgent regime coup and the efforts to incapacitate civil society while a war is raging – these are all interconnected, he says

ISRAEL: Israeli delegation passed counteroffer to mediators' proposal ■ LEBANON: Hezbollah leader says organizations will have to change strategy 'If the Lebanese gov't doesn't stop Israeli aggression' ■ YEMEN: Houthis say they attacked U.S. aircraft; U.S. reportedly struck Houthi targets