Demonstrations against Israel Premier Tech team forced the cancellation of the final stage in Madrid, with protesters overturning barriers and clashing with police. 'The race is over,' race organisers said, as more than 1,000 officers struggled to control the crowds
'When you know your child is a human shield, it's rock bottom,' says Merav Gilboa-Dalal, mother of hostage Guy. 'We can't breathe, there's no air. I am pleading that there will be no operation and that the war will not continue – not for the hostages, not for the soldiers'
Israel's attack in Qatar last week and its other actions threaten efforts to normalise ties with Arab nations, an updated draft resolution from the Arab-Islamic summit said
The Foreign Ministry declines to say where the funds will be redirected. A document to employees says the director general will have discretion on the distribution. 'We're closing the door to those willing to work with us,' said a top ministry official
'Each social worker has 750 patients,' the Defense Ministry said, warning staff shortages severely hinder care. Around 20,000 veterans are in the Rehabilitation Division, with 10,700 suffering psychological trauma. By 2028, the division expects to treat 100,000 injured, half with mental health conditions
'The audience has spoken,' said Noam Tibon, whose rescue of his family members on October 7 is documented in the film. 'This victory belongs to everyone who was there on October 7 and knows the truth about that horrible day'
'Israeli Jews and Palestinians won't be able to stop this alone,' Ilan Volkov told the crowd at London's Royal Albert Hall. 'I ask you all to do whatever is in your power to stop this madness. Every little action counts while governments hesitate and wait'
Prime Minister Bert De Wever posted attended a concert led by conductor Lahav Shani and wrote that "there will never, ever be any room for racism and antisemitism" in Belgium. He strongly condemned the cancellation of the Ghent concert due to 'the origin' of Shani
Conservative AI slop aimed at religious audiences is just the first phase of foreign influence operations which gained thousands of followers by piggybacking on the Gaza war - laying the groundwork for election chaos
While the Arab League has decided to be among the grown-ups in the room, the Democratic Socialists of America leaned into their anti-Zionist extremism and adopted a 'fighting' stance against Israel. Yet this will do nothing to help suffering Palestinians in Gaza and will have zero effect on the politics of the larger Middle East
At a site considered sacred by Jews, women were barred from covering the visit. Security personnel told women journalists they could not enter the area where male reporters were standing, explaining that 'the separation is due to Netanyahu and Rubio intending to pray there'
Founded in 1925 to preserve the culture of Eastern European Jewry, the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research in New York marks its centennial with three exhibitions celebrating rare books, artifacts and the grassroots collectors who saved them
Israel’s National Security Council urged travelers to stay vigilant ahead of the High Holidays, citing threats from Iran, Hamas, and global jihadist groups targeting Israelis abroad.
'We're still trying to find a new normal,' says the mother of Omer Wenkert, freed after 505 days in Hamas captivity: 'Our family can't fully return to daily life while others remain held in Gaza'
The council also warned that October 7, which falls during the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, could once again be a significant date for terrorist groups, particularly Hamas and Islamic Jihad
Co-director Yuval Abraham said the raid occurred after Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians in Masafer Yatta. This was the third incident in recent months in which activists connected to the film were harmed in attacks by settlers and Israeli forces
An Israeli man was hurt in a clash with three Palestinians at Athens’ Syntagma Square. The incident comes amid rising anti-Israel protests and attacks targeting Israelis in Greece.