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Members of the Tubasi family say that since West Bank settlers set up an outpost nearby, the interlopers have been vandalizing property, keeping the family up at night, and worse

The U.S. will supply Israel with 10,000 Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System kits, valued at almost $1 billion, that turn air-to-ground rockets into precision munitions capable of downing drones, but not the small FPV drones threatening IDF forces in southern Lebanon

Saar Dickman, CEO and founder of the AI platform Dynamic Infrastructure, spoke with the Post about assigning blame when AI systems fail and how his company manages liability.

Saar Dickman, CEO and founder of the AI platform Dynamic Infrastructure, spoke with the Post about assigning blame when AI systems fail and how his company manages liability.

Starmer told the BBC that he would always defend freedom of expression and peaceful protest, but chants like "Globalize the Intifada" during demonstrations were "completely off limits.

Mehdi Taj, a ‌former IRGC member, was asked about his ties to the group, but was allowed into the country for a pre-World Cup gathering in Vancouver. Canada has said IRGC members are barred from the country. 'We told them that there are 90 million IRGC members in Iran,' Taj said

The governments added that the detention "amounts to a criminal offense." Unlike other flotilla participants who were transferred to Greece, Saif Abu Keshek, a Spanish-Swedish national of Palestinian origin, and Brazilian national Thiago Avila are being detained in Israel after the flotilla was seized hundreds of miles away in Greek territorial waters

Starmer said he was not denying 'legitimate views about the Middle East' and Gaza, but many people in the Jewish community had told him they were concerned about the nature of the marches

One in five Israelis shows post-traumatic symptoms, alongside sharp rises in OCD, depression and addiction. 'We're dealing with a chronic situation in which the country generates so many stressors that a large part of the population cannot recover,' says one expert

At a time of unprecedented violence against British Jews, the government is navigating between protecting free speech and maintaining public safety. But slogans like 'the U.K. government are Zio and Epstein Class Bootlickers' reflect blindness to the accumulating antisemitic attacks

Walid Shamasna says one of the soldiers who entered his home in the West Bank village of Jayus shoved his wife, Sabriya, causing her head to strike the wall. The IDF says the soldiers didn't assault the woman and instead tried to help her

Police suspect the shooting was carried out in revenge for a double murder in Lod about two weeks ago. Earlier in Rahat, a 27-year-old man was shot. Paramedics attempted to resuscitate him, but ultimately pronounced him dead at the scene

The left-wing Hadash party said masked police officers did not identify themselves nor present a search warrant. MK Ofer Cassif demanded that the attorney general open an investigation. Police: The incident will be investigated

Despite the U.S.-Iran front heating up, the president still refuses to let Israel launch a large-scale campaign against Hezbollah. But to fulfill Israel's wishes of dismantling the group without such an operation would require significant aid to the incompetent Lebanese Army

Netanyahu initially refused to testify, saying the war against Iran prevented him from doing so, and since the cease-fire, his office has ignored police requests. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara already approved his testimony in the affair in late February

Tina Ion, a Green party candidate in Newcastle, referred to “Zionists” as “vermin” and “rats” and posted an image of an industrial shredding machine, which she called a “Zionist juicer.”

The 2024 Mediterranean Sea national monitoring report indicates that the sea is getting warmer, and becoming more acidic. In sampling nets, more than half of the catch was invasive species. In Haifa Bay, 75 percent of the edible fish found had high mercury concentrations.

In his new book 'Five Knocks on the Door' Army Radio's veteran Arab affairs journalist Jacky Hugi explores the warnings leading up to October 7 and why the Israeli establishment and media did not take them seriously. He talks to Haaretz about the mistakes made and the lessons he hopes can be learned