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Anti-Israel protesters tried to block a private Israeli real estate meeting in Manhattan, but the event went ahead as NYPD arrested four people and restored order.

Israel’s envoy in Australia called it “outrageous” that the flag remains absent from Canberra’s display, weeks after it was vandalized and stolen.

On his new album, hip-hopper Ohana sings about how you can go back in the closet as many times as you like, but you can't escape who you are. And he tells Haaretz why God made him gay

76 years after the ship was scuttled, it remains fertile ground for incitement and political division. That may help explain why the current government is pushing an expensive and seemingly hopeless project to resurrect it

A Canadian human rights group called on Montreal's mayor to exclude Israel-Premier Tech from Sunday's Grand Prix, warning of 'sportswashing' as the Gaza war grinds on. The demand follows similar European protests and debates over Israeli teams' participation in international sports

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is accused of creating a parallel decision-making process, sidelining the government's role. Former Mossad chief Cohen allegedly advanced procurements without authority and misled defense officials

The four officers from Israel Police's Lahav 433 Unit, two of whom are still active in the police, were arrested over suspicions of bribery, fraud, and privacy violations. One retired officer investigated high-profile cases, including those implicating Prime Minister Netanyahu, while others face extortion and money laundering charges

Protesters placed pita bread outside the home of minister Idit Silman, to symbolize the hunger of the hostages being held in Gaza for 700 days. One activist was questioned under caution, even though police only stopped the protest when they spilled red paint on the pitas, saying: 'That, we do not do'

The incident follows Israel's seizure of another aid vessel in June carrying prominent Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. The GSF vowed to continue its mission to break Israel's Gaza blockade and deliver humanitarian aid to the Strip, despite what it calls acts of aggression

While Netanyahu and Israeli ministers praised Tuesday's strike in Doha, a mother of a hostage held in Gaza said the prime minister 'has actually assassinated my Matan'

Scientists at Tel Aviv University have developed a 'photonic origami' method of producing tiny glass structures.

Reports that Argentine President Javier Milei's has invited the Israeli prime minister to Buenos Aires were met with condemnation from influential human rights groups and multiple petitions calling to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes in Gaza, if he visits Argentina

Spain's foreign minister said his country 'cannot remain indifferent in the face of so many innocent deaths and so many violations of international law'; On Monday, Israel's foreign minister announced a ban on two Spanish ministers entering Israel, and Madrid recalled its ambassador for consultations

A new collection uncovers the story of Maximilian Spell, a Holocaust survivor who designed iconic buildings in North America, died in Israel and left a huge estate that was almost thrown away. And what did John Lennon and Yoko Ono do in one of the buildings he designed?

Qatari sources say the Israeli strike targeted Hamas leaders during talks on a U.S. proposal to end Gaza war ■ Hamas denied that any senior leaders were killed, saying five members of negotiating team were killed ■ Report: Qatar suspends Gaza cease-fire negotiations in Doha ■ Netanyahu: 'Action against the top terrorist chieftains of Hamas was a wholly independent Israeli operation'

Britain has not concluded that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians, citing lack of intent, while urging Israel to do more to prevent civilian suffering. 'The high civilian casualties are utterly appalling,' U.K. Foreign Secretary Lammy wrote

If a merger deal is completed, it will be the second within three years for the Yigal Arnon firm. In 2022, it merged with Tadmor Levy.

Facing charges of bribery, fraud, and money laundering, MK David Bittan testified for the first time Wednesday: 'I never asked for or received bribes in my life.' The high-profile trial involves seven separate cases and more than 400 witnesses, including politicians and public figures

The army reports increasing incitement on social media and is preparing for possible copycat attacks following Monday's shooting attack at the Ramot Junction in Jerusalem

Last week, 350 young Jewish men and women who volunteered for military service in Israel received a hero's welcome in Tel Aviv. The high death toll in the war raging since October 7 hasn't deterred them, they say. In fact, quite the opposite