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Like an invisible chemical element, Israel's cruelty has been spread out in time and space, remaining covert because its accomplices are innumerable and mostly anonymous

  The Jewish Agency for Israel's Board of Governors met in Jerusalem between February 25-27 in the shadow of the Iron Swords War, with about 200 Jewish community leaders from around the world participating in the largest such gathering since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The meeting […]

UN report finds 'clear evidence of sexual violence and rape' against Israeli victims of Hamas' Oct 7. attack, hostages ■ One person killed and seven wounded by anti-tank missile in Israel's north ■ Top Hamas official: Hostage release, cease-fire deal might be reached by end of next week ■ Minister Benny Gantz kicks off round of talks with top U.S. officials in Washington ■ Gaza death toll rises to 30,534, Hamas-run health ministry says

Harris has so far been used by the Biden Administration as the 'bad cop' when it comes to Israel's war against Hamas, but her remarks on Sunday are an inflection point in America's rhetoric

Israel's ban on infrastructure work on Shabbat has no parallel anywhere in the enlightened world. This government of the ultra-Orthodox and the far right isn't even capable of building an overpass on Shabbat

Israel's increased use of robots in Gaza allows initial surveillance without jeopardizing the lives of soldiers and dogs

The National Security Council, like Israel's Shin Bet Security service, ceases sending representatives to weekly meetings due to concerns about Minister Ben-Gvir and associates using cellphones, sometimes illegally photographing classified attendees

Now 30,000 people have been killed in Gaza in Israel's war with Hamas. The people are burying their loved ones as best they can, but with so many still under the rubble, the death toll is expected to rise in the thousands, even in the best-case scenario

On a national level, local elections are rarely a sign of where political winds are blowing, especially with the unusually low turnout expected this year. But holding an election during a war is still an achievement for Israel's democracy

A day after Israel's Defense Minister said attacks on Hezbollah would continue even if a cease-fire is reached in Gaza, and shortly after Hezbollah shot down an Israeli drone, Israel's air force carried out three airstrikes near Baalbek, unprecedented for this war

Future home of Israel's largest rehabilitation campus: Spanning approximately 1.6 hectares, with 12 treatment departments and about 450 beds. Estimated completion timeframe: 7 years.

Future home of Israel's largest rehabilitation campus: Spanning approximately 1.6 hectares, with 12 treatment departments and about 450 beds. Estimated completion timeframe: 7 years.

Focus will remain on Israel, with the shekel ILS= falling 0.3% to 3.6302 per dollar ahead of the Bank of Israel's verdict on monetary policy.

Sirens sounded in Arab el Aramsha, Hanita, Har Dov, and the northern city of Kiryat Shmona on Saturday afternoon in another day of Hezbollah rocket fire threatening Israel's North.

The High Court of Justice rules there are no grounds to intervene in PM Netanyahu's selection of the Itamar Ben-Gvir as Israel's national security minister

'We have no interest in managing the lives of 2.2 million Palestinians in Gaza,' Israel's National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi said in an interview with Kan 11

The relentless exchange of fire between Israeli forces and Hezbollah in the north forced a surreal reality on residents of Israel's northernmost communities, many of whom remain displaced from their homes. 'We don't know anything about where we go from here. The army isn't giving us answers,' says one kibbutz member

A statement made by South Africa's presidency said that Israel's planned offensive in Rafah 'will result in further large-scale killing, harm and destruction,' where over a million Palestinians have sought refuge since the war started

Prof. Yaron Zelekha explains why rating agencies are losing confidence in Israel's economic policies.

Prof. Yaron Zelekha explains why rating agencies are losing confidence in Israel's economic policies.