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Judge says Yonatan Urich's claims he committed no crime raise the suspicion that he will continue with similar acts if he returns to his job in the Prime Minister's Office

Only five countries voted against the decision to allow Abbas to address the United Nations General Assembly via video, while 145 voted in favor and six abstained

The Palestinian Authority's tax revenue is collected by Israel as part of the Oslo Accords, but Israel has been refusing to hand over the money for several months, leading to a financial crisis in the West Bank

The Israeli military is bracing for possible unrest in the West Bank this month. The IDF found dozens of explosives and rockets on a site that was used to launch rockets into Israel

Since he came back from Hamas captivity after 484 days, Keith Siegel has not stopped working to bring the remaining hostages home. Now the thoughts of the expanded military campaign in Gaza scare him: 'The terrorists became more violent when IDF operations intensified,' he recalls

While lasers have already carried out several interceptions during the war, the new system is set to significantly reduce Israel's missile defense costs, with each interception costing a few dollars as opposed to the $50,000 Israel currently pays for every Iron Dome interceptor

The Normal People author can no longer safely enter the UK without risking arrest, the Guradian reported. In a statement read by her publisher at the prize ceremony, Rooney reiterated her 'solidarity with the people of Palestine'

In a video shared by KNE's media arm, activists can be seen atop the Acropolis cliff, holding banners written in both Greek and English, as well as waving flags in the air.

The senior appointments comittee convened to discuss the selection of ex-IDF general David Zini to lead Israel's domestic intelligence agency. Former Shin Bet chiefs said the apointmnet 'could tear the agency apart from within' in letters submitted to the panel

Col. Haim Cohen enlisted the help of a soldier connected to senior party figures, prompting Defense Minister Katz to intervene and halt his firing despite investigations citing serious operational lapses, sources told Haaretz

he poll shows Netanyahu's Likud remains the largest with 24 of the Knesset's 120 seats, down one, while a Bennett-Eisenkot joint run would make their party the largest with 30 seats

As Israel prepares to govern the coastal enclave directly without a plan for local administration, there is no functioning government at any district, city, or village level. Experience from Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan shows that local militias often turn against their creators and follow only their own authority

Younger British Jews are more likely to reject the two-state solution and to support a binational Israeli-Palestinian state. Jewish communal groups in the U.K., Australia and Canada are urging their governments to reconsider support for Palestinian statehood at the UN next week

Uber Technologies has announced a strategic partnership and investment in Israeli drone delivery company Flytrex, marking the multi-billion dollar company's first investment in drone delivery technology

Far-right minister Ben-Gvir, backed by the Prison Service, said he would oppose the National Security Council plan. The proposal stemmed from a petition against Israel's ban on Red Cross prison visits to Palestinian security prisoners since October 7, 2023, though the state has already requested 20 delays in responding to the High Court

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A woman discovers her tribe on a Greek island, while two men discover what happens when they open up and share

David Ben-Gurion twice warned that Israel must not become Sparta - or even come close to it. Benjamin Netanyahu, the man who broke his record as Israel's logest-serving prime minister, is now completing his hostile takeover of state institutions and their destruction

The Israeli prime minister's so-called Sparta speech was not an outburst; it was a calculated and, unfortunately, honest statement of intent. His attempt at correcting the 'misunderstanding' did nothing to lessen the damage in the markets ■ The upcoming UN General Assembly will reveal who the father of the Palestinian state really is ■ The West is preparing to react harshly to the annexation drive

Israel's prime minister can't explain how he'll win the Gaza campaign while keeping hostages safe, for the simple reason that he has no plan to do so. Meanwhile, the IDF chief of staff, who opposes the Gaza City operation, is slowing down the military campaign to reduce risks