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Zadorov, who was exonerated in a 2023 retrial for the 2006 killing of 13-year-old Tair Rada, will be compensated for the decade and a half he spent behind bars ■ '16 years of lies and whitewashing … in effect, they murdered my daughter'

Major General (res.) Nitzan Alon's deputy, Yoav Mordechai, was suspended last week from his position after he was questioned in the case. A court is scheduled to hear police's request to extend his suspension later this week, after Haaretz revealed that a company owned by Mordechai transferred funds from Qatar to associates of the prime minister

The first day of protests in Jerusalem was smaller than those prior, but still created a stir. The big test still lies ahead for the organizers, who believe that standing under the Prime Minister's window will lead to change

The book, co-authored by Yaakov Katz, former editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post, explores years of intelligence lapses and a policy of containment that enabled Hamas to plan its assault.

A top Israeli army officer who led the Gaza Division at the time declared the festival would be the last he would approve due to how close the site is to Gaza ■ On October 7, Hamas terrorists killed hundreds of partygoers

This summer, an oysters craze has taken over Tel Aviv. But is the culinary trend an attempt to disconnect from reality, or an odd secular backlash against the current religious climate in which messianic politicians aim to resettle Gaza?

The pro-Palestinian protest against Israel at the end of Stage 11 of the famed Spanish race showed that what failed through pressure has now succeeded through escalation. The organizers have already backed down, and the incident could set a precedent for Israeli sports

Featuring never-before-seen footage and testimonies, 'Surviving Malka Leifer' exposes the trauma and hard-won victories behind Australia's most high-profile abuse trial. It also includes interviews with Israeli prosecutors

Israel's State Comptroller said Netanyahu 'must act to correct the deficiencies outlined in the report,' which accused him of failing to ensure that all significant gaps in civilian emergency management were addressed before the October 7 attack and during the nearly two-year war

The Jewish community must remember that not so long ago, the U.S. shut its doors to Jews during our most dire time of need. Denying visas to Palestinians, per U.S. President Donald Trump's policies, not only fails to address antisemitism; it helps fuel antisemitism

The politician and activist is the new Director of European Affairs, tasked with leading the organization’s outreach and engagement across the continent

The final results of the World Zionist Congress elections were published after several months of delays resulting from investigations into voter fraud. Based on the outcome, parties close to Israel's ruling coalition are likely to maintain their hold on the 'parliament of the Jewish people' and the billions in funds it controls

The film featured at the Venice Film Festival tells the story of five-year-old Palestinian Hind Rajab, who was trapped in a car among six dead relatives for three hours before she too was killed by Israeli forces in Gaza. The screening's ovation lasted over 21 minutes as chants of 'Free Palestine' echoed through the theater

Planners and social activists argue that the establishment of these towns is politically motivated and will force residents of existing villages to evacuate. 'On one hand, Jews are allowed to build, while on the other, Bedouins are being displaced,' a former lawmaker said

Before and after the election, my plea to the Jewish citizens of New York City is: Use mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's Democratic Party primary victory to educate people about Israel

The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) said the boycott call stems from what it called Radiohead's 'complicit silence' amid the 'genocide' against Palestinians in Gaza, as well as guitarist Jonny Greenwood's performances with Israeli musician David Tassa

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu relentlessly over Gaza, who shot back about the Armenian genocide. But while the two leaders argue, here are the two larger issues hanging in the balance

A Planet Labs image shows a villa destroyed in last week's strike in the middle of a residential neighborhood. According to reports from Yemen, senior Houthi officials had gathered there to watch a speech by their leader. The strike killed the prime minister along with several ministers

A Planet Labs image shows a villa destroyed in last week's strike in the middle of a residential neighborhood. According to reports from Yemen, senior Houthi officials had gathered there to watch a speech by their leader. The strike killed the prime minister along with several ministers

The jury found Google liable on two of the three claims of privacy violations, but found that Google had not acted with malice, meaning it was not entitled to punitive damages.