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Organizers of the march near the GOP convention in Milwaukee say they 'stand with Palestine' and are committed to protesting 'the racist and reactionary agenda of the Republican Party'

From a hotel in Kyoto to a sandwich joint in Edinburgh, the world is becoming hostile toward Israelis who are learning that a vacation won't shield them from the Gaza war

In the thrown out case, Trump was indicted on charges that he willfully retained sensitive national security documents at his Mar-a-Lago social club. Prosecutors are likely to appeal the ruling

Over 70 news and civil society organizations, including The New York Times, the BBC and CNN, signed an open letter to Israel reiterating calls for unlimited international media access to Gaza. The ongoing restrictions allow misinformation and disinformation to flourish

Members of Kibbutz Nir Oz, one of the most devastated communities in Hamas' attack, lashed back against the national security chief after he defended the PM as 'dedicating his life to the rehabilitation of the Gaza border communities'

The deal, funded mostly in cash and representing the technology giant's biggest acquisition ever, could come together soon, the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

The deal, funded mostly in cash and representing the technology giant's biggest acquisition ever, could come together soon, the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Despite Shmira calling on Jewish residents of the area not to counter-protest, the anti-Israel activists were met with demonstrators waving Israeli and American flags.

Café Yafa in Jaffa is more than a bookstore, more than a café, more than a restaurant. A Palestinian institution that has restored some of what Jaffa once was

The exhibit attempts to highlight the impact of conflict on children since October 7. Far-right extremists accused the organizers of being 'against IDF soldiers,' and one vandalized the art and attacked an organizer

Terror victims and Shurat HaDin Law Center demand US immigration authorities cancel visas for foreigners involved in violent campus protests and probe universities’ immigration compliance.

The current outline only permits gender segregation for undergraduate classes. In 2021, the High Court ruled that it should not be expanded to include graduate programs

Naomi Shemer's status as a national poet fails to capture her real achievement. Twenty years after her death, a look at a song she composed to Alterman's words, a meeting of two great talents

At his retirement event, Kobi Shabtai said that his term as commissioner 'was characterized by great tension with politicians' who tried to 'influence and navigate' the police. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir was not invited and PM Benjamin Netanyahu did not attend

Critics say the election is neither free nor fair. Assad's Baath party is likely set for a sweep, which could further consolidate his power

The Kaleidoscope project revives an initiative that was interrupted by the Holocaust: an autobiographical writing competition for Jewish youth from all over Europe

Hostages? Casualties? War? For two hours Israel's cabinet discussed the prime minister's bitter fate, who got to capitalize on his victim narrative and promote the termination of the defiant attorney general

  MSNBC made the decision to pull its flagship morning program "Morning Joe" from airing on Monday in the aftermath of the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, according to a report by CNN. Viewers tuning in to watch the typically anti-Trump program, hosted by Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, were instead greeted with […]

Conspiracy theories about who was responsible for the failed assassination attempt included Mossad, Democrats and even President Biden. An ADL report indicated a phenomenon of calls for violence and a civil war that spread on community platforms in response to the incident