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Report: Two killed in Israeli strike in south Lebanon ■ Hezbollah says it targeted nine military sites in Israel ■ Gantz: If Hezbollah doesn't stop attacking Israel, 'Lebanon should burn' ■ Extensive rocket fire on northern Israel wounds two, sparks fires ■ Israeli gov't spokesperson says Lebanon, Hezbollah, Iran bear full responsibility for border flare-up ■ Hezbollah source to Al Jazeera: Latest barrage on Israel is biggest since Oct. 8 ■ President Biden says while no Gaza cease-fire deal soon, 'I haven't lost hope'

The subjects of the first week are “the beginning of resistance,” “pan-Arabism,” “The Palestinian Liberation Organization: From Al Karameh to Oslo,” “Islamic Resistance,” and the “Axis of Resistance.

Warning comes after United Nations report found that Iran has installed more centrifuges at its Fordow uranium enrichment plant

Despite what pro-Palestinian activists, media pundits and Israeli officials say, Israel and Gaza are far down the agenda of the vast majority of voters in Europe and the U.S. – and won't decide election results

This is a genuine emergency. The crux of our disaster is that in the midst of a catastrophe, Israel is being led by a government and a prime minister who are patently unfit for office

Despite Israel's official position views Hamas' response as a rejection of the outline, Jerusalem will continue the negotiations and attempt to advance a deal that meets U.S. President Biden's original outline

Tefillin cases found in the vicinity of Qumran by the Dead Sea darkened with age, not dyeing, researchers find

Senior officials say that from the national level on down to sub-district commanders, Ben-Gvir has seized control of and politicized the police through a reign of terror and deep interference in appointments

The court approved a request by Israel's communications minister to extend the order banning the Qatari news network from broadcasting in Israel

In the letter he sent to Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai says he only learned of Ben-Gvir's order after IDF chief Herzl Halevi complained to him about the blocking of the aid convoys to Gaza by far-right activists

Accusing Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of being an AIPAC puppet is perhaps the most laughable example of how much some on the American left have lost the plot

Sara Glass grew up in Boro Park's Gur Hasidic community, which enforces strict prohibitions on sexual contact, even among married couples. In her new memoir 'Kissing Girls on Shabbat,' she relives trying to fight her 'evil inclinations,' coming out of the closet and becoming a therapist

Hezbollah launches more than 40 rockets, five drones at north Israel, causing 15 fires, wounding two Israelis ■ Senior Hamas official says changes requested by the group to truce proposal are 'not significant' ■ WHO says 1,600 children in Gaza under 5 years old diagnosed with and treated for severe acute malnutrition ■ U.K. Labour pledges to recognize Palestinian state ■ Here's what you need to know 251 days into the war

After eight months of pursuing what turned out to be a failed policy, what are the realistic and implementable policy options U.S. President Joe Biden has at his disposal to resolve the conflict? Essentially, there are two very difficult options – and one that is equally uneasy but feasible

The Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research polls about 750 West Bank and 750 Gazan citizens every three months. According to the most recent poll, support of the two-state solution declined in the Gaza Strip with 65 percent of respondents rejecting it and only 32 percent in favor of it

After Hezbollah fired barrages of rockets, missiles and attack drones into Israel's Golan Heights and Galilee on Thursday, a source within the organization called the attacks its most extensive since the start of the war in Gaza