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June has marked a turning point in the dynamic between officers and demonstrators, with polls showing that many Israelis are afraid to join protests over the rising violence

IDF attacks areas across Gaza ■ Mother of hostage: Won't let Netanyahu 'play petty politics on the backs of the hostages' ■ U.S. State Department: Back-and-forth on Netanyahu video would not be 'productive' ■ Armenia recognizes Palestinian state ■ Here's what you need to know 259 days into the war

Hezbollah has succeeded in challenging Israel's aerial defenses, partly due to experience it gained in the Syrian civil war. While the Israeli army seeks new methods of defense, helicopter gunships have proven surprisingly effective

Two rallies were held this week in France to protest rising antisemitism and the antisemitic rape of a girl.

The indictment states that Ahmed Dawabsha became interested in ISIS a year ago and believed that every non-Muslim is an infidel. The Military Advocate General states that, after killing 14-year old Jewish shepherd Binyamin Ahimeir, Dawabsha sought more victims

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An orthodox Jewish man faced antisemitic abuse and was pelted with bottles and traffic cones by a group of five people.

Residents of the southern Gaza Strip city report incessant explosions and shooting in the past two days as the IDF strikes from sea and air. Rafah mayor: 'People are dying inside their tents' because of the bombardment

The country's Foreign Ministry cited the ongoing war and severe humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as reasons for its decision. Israel summoned the Armenian ambassador for a reprimand in response

The Finance and Health Ministries signed new regulations allowing asylum-seekers to purchase health insurance, but only for minors and people over 60. Human rights groups say people with serious or chronic illnesses, as well as the disabled, are ineligible for insurance, and criticized the high cost

  Donald Sutherland, the Canadian actor whose wry, arrestingly off-kilter screen presence spanned more than half a century of films from "M.A.S.H." to "The Hunger Games," has died. He was 88. Sutherland died Thursday in Miami after a long illness, according to a statement from Creative Artists Agency, which represented him. Kiefer Sutherland said on […]

The holiday, which typically occurs the night between July 6 and 7, comes from pre-Christian pagan traditions in the region. But what does one do on this holiday? That is what we’re here to explain!

If the Egyptian president's all-out war against the Muslim Brotherhood and the decade-long struggle by Turkey's President Erdogan against the Gulen movement are anything to go by, Hamas is likely to survive Netanyahu's 'total victory'

Israeli FM summons Armenian ambassador amid bold step to back Palestinian state, increased Armenia-Iran dialogue

Three reservists were seriously wounded in the incident that killed Sergeant First Class (Res.) Omer Smadga, 25, from Ganot Hadar and Sergeant First Class (Res.) Saadia Yaakov Dery, 27, from Tel Aviv

After interfering in the U.S. presidential election, Netanyahu has put himself in the same category as leaders from the wrong side of history ■ Ben-Gvir and the prime minister are conducting similar campaigns and at least one of them reminds us of things we'd rather forget ■ And who was jealous of Gotliv and Saada's 15 minutes of fame?

As Israel's army prepares its forces, and the public, for an end to combat in Gaza to focus on the growing war in the north, Netanyahu is trapped in his ever-paranoid political web of pettiness, slogans and bad faith blame games, taking shots at the IDF, the protesters, Biden and everyone in his way

The ADL said it plans to update its grades every April and give schools one chance per year to submit “updated information” that could affect the evaluations.