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The tenure of National Security Minister Ben-Gvir has been marked by a spike in crime and an increase in arbitrary arrests of non-violent protesters by police officers angling for a promotion

The tenure of National Security Minister Ben-Gvir has been marked by a spike in crime and an increase in arbitrary arrests of non-violent protesters by police officers angling for a promotion

A day after Border Police officers shot two Palestinians dead after they had raised their hands, National Security Minister Ben-Gvir visited their unit's base to 'strengthen and hug heroic fighters' and announce the promotion of their commander

After decades studying economic history, the Israeli recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, Prof. Joel Mokyr, has a bleak forecast for the West, but believes technological innovation will continue. 'Our world is still competitive, and that's what will save us'

Israeli settlers shot a young Palestinian woman in the thigh in a village near Bethlehem on Saturday morning, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent. Three young settlers were seen trespassing near Nablus; other settlers threw stones at a northern West Bank Bedouin community

The AfD is expected to exert much closer oversight over the new youth group, Generation Germany, open to party members aged 36 and under. The far-right party's leaders decried the protests against their party as 'deeply undemocratic'

Israelis took to the streets to demand the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into the events of October 7 and the war in Gaza, and the return of the bodies of the last two deceased hostages. Earlier on Sunday, hundreds gathered to support Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara in Tel Aviv

According to the Vatican, Leo was to tour Istanbul's Blue Mosque with Turkey's top mufti but he wasn't present when the pope arrived. The Pope later met the leader of the world's Orthodox Christians and vowed to find a way for them to set a common date for Easter

The name of the park, honoring Israel's sixth president who was born in Ireland and spent his childhood in Dublin, will be up for a vote on Monday amid pro-Palestinian efforts, according to the Irish Times. Ireland's Jewish Representative Council warned that the move 'would be widely understood as an attempt to erase our Irish Jewish history'

The prime minister has famously shared a post for an article claiming that Jeffrey Epstein interfered in Israeli elections. It's another sign the 2026 campaign will be flooded with lies and conspiracy theories

Since the cease-fire between Israel and Hamas took effect in October, 354 people have been killed by IDF fire across the Gaza Strip, according to the health ministry. To date, Israel has not provided data refuting the statistics reported by the Gaza ministry

While the council has yet to choose a new name, pro-Palestinian activists in Ireland are campaigning to see the name changed to ‘Free Palestine Park.’

The uncle of the two children, aged 10 and 12, said an Israeli drone fired on them while they were gathering firewood to help their wheelchair-bound father east of Khan Yunis. The IDF said two suspects 'conducted suspicious activities' after crossing into the Israeli-controlled part of Gaza

Archbishop Henry Ndakuba said Venerable Edwin Achi, seized with his wife and daughter from their home in Kaduna state on October 28, was murdered after spending about a month in captivity.

Following Israel's assassination of Hezbollah's military chief, new ambassador Michel Issa urged Lebanon to implement its 'historic' decision to disarm Hezbollah. He declined to comment on the likelihood of diplomatic talks between Israel and Lebanon

When the language is hijacked for political ends, the Israeli establishment becomes a crushing weight on Hebrew writers. A response to Oded Carmeli

DIASPORA AFFAIRS: Zionist Federation of Australia president Jeremy Leibler on how Australian Jews were shocked by both the wave of antisemitism post-October 7 and the silence that followed.

On the TV screen: celebrity chefs swooning over freshly picked olives from lush trees. On the ground: settlers violently preventing Palestinian farmers from harvesting the fruit in their own meager groves

Violent settlers are rapidly erecting new outposts and relentlessly harassing Wadi Qelt residents. After another family fled last week, only a handful of residents remain, living under constant threat