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According to a recent research, most rallies in solidarity with Israel were concentrated in the first week that followed the Hamas terror attack on October 7, whereas actions in solidarity with Gaza, which have drawn significantly larger crowds, continue to spread across the country

  In a rare punitive move against Israel, the State Department said Tuesday it will impose travel bans on extremist Jewish settlers implicated in a rash of recent attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank. The move comes despite an Israel Hayom exclusive report showing that cases of settlers acting violently (including what is classified as […]

  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday he had heard stories of sexual abuse at a meeting with hostages returned by Hamas during a recent pause in the fighting in Gaza. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram "I heard, and you also heard, about sexual abuse and incidents of brutal rape like […]

All three university presidents firmly denounced antisemitism and detailed steps they have taken to combat antisemitism, but lawmakers used the hearing to decry their efforts, with one GOP member questioning if college diversity initiatives are tied to 'Marxist, BLM, Antifa hate groups'

  "The center of gravity is the civilian population and if you drive them into the arms of the enemy, you replace a tactical victory with a strategic defeat,"  US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said after the truce with Hamas expired renewed fighting followed. His comments showcased just how perceptually divorced the US is […]

As flights to and from Israel continue to be canceled due to security concerns, airlines have disclosed the extent of their financial losses during this period of conflict.

Senior Hamas figures and many headquarters are located in Khan Yunis and, according to estimates, it is where the organization is running its forces in the Gaza Strip. A top IDF commander said that the past 24 hours of fighting have been 'the most intense since the war began'

Hostages released as part of Israel's agreement with Hamas shared harsh testimonies about its treatment of captives. However, their main critique was aimed at the government: 'It feels as though you have no idea what's happening there at all. You claim there's intelligence, but the fact is we were being bombed'

Following the alarming rise in antisemitic hate crimes, the US House of Representatives has introduced a resolution condemning the incidents.

An Israeli army judge extended detention of Aviad Frija, who is accused of reckless homicide, and is expected to be released to house arrest. The judge says he believes the suspect acted unlawfully but did so due to an ‘honest mistake,’ thinking the Israeli victim was a terrorist

The names of the settlers in question are not expected to be publicized, indicating that U.S. officials are hoping to use the private nature of the move – the most punitive by the U.S. against Israel in decades – as a deterrent and threat for future sanctions

Surprise: It has nothing to do with a miraculous oil supply.

Tehran's strategy of limiting its military responses to 'independent' proxies has given it deniability, and even if no one believes it, may serve as a brake against a U.S. attack on it. Paradoxically, Washington has been happy to accept this claim in order to avoid a wider regional war

Keter join forces with UBQ to make 5%-10% waste-based storage solutions. The startup is located in southern Israel, and two of its employees were killed during the October 7 massacre.