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While IDF troops are authorized to respond without restriction to immediate threats to life, officers say they are barred from targeting terror infrastructure, launch sites and weapons depots north of the Litani River unless Hezbollah operatives are physically present

Arabs were penalized and ostracized in their places of work, most notably at Israeli hospitals, for criticizing the Gaza war, while anti-Arab sentiments from Jewish colleagues went largely unchallenged

Norwegian MP Joel Ystebø warns of rising antisemitism in Oslo, calling out biased media and government actions after anti-Israel protests escalate.

The State Comptroller described the phenomenon as a process of strengthening ties with the Palestinian population in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, thereby exposing Israel's Bedouin population in southern Israel to anti-Israel incitement. In response, the body representing Bedouin villages said that 'the problem is a policy of discrimination' and not lack of governance

Jessica Becher, 28, was arrested in Turkey after Islamist groups targeted her for her IDF service. Following US intervention, she was rescued and returned to Israel under Israeli security protection.

The exit would complicate OPEC+'s efforts to balance the market through supply adjustments because the group would have control over less of the global production.

The exit would complicate OPEC+'s efforts to balance the market through supply adjustments because the group would have control over less of the global production.

For Jewish arrivals to Israel, the journey is framed as the realization of a historic promise. For Palestinians, even the concept of return remains restricted or denied

A synagogue was defaced twice in four days as antisemitic incidents continue to surge across Germany; more than 2,200 cases were reported in 2025, up 24 percent from the year before, the European Jewish Congress reported

Despite available technologies and repeated warnings, the defense establishment has yet to equip troops against deadly, fiber-optic guided drones

Future hacktivist attacks may target critical infrastructure, such as power grids, water treatment facilities, and manufacturing sites, according to indications highlighted in the report.

What began as one writer's quest to save his cherished book collection through six displacements became a grassroots effort to salvage the remains of Gaza's libraries. The newly opened Phoenix Library is also a testament of resilience: 'We refuse to be a people who just live in tents and wait'

Israel's young soldiers are dying in protracted wars that increasingly serve political interests over national security. But the approaching election offers Israelis a chance to reaffirm a commitment to the sanctity of life

An association of pro-Palestinian groups behind a recent campaign to revoke tax benefits awarded to Jewish camps is now targeting schools in Toronto and Montreal. They claim these schools are not eligible because they promote service in the Israeli military

Zenziper, one of Israel's largest wheat importers, is set to receive a shipment which Kyiv says originated in Russian-occupied territories. The CEO says the company is awaiting government instructions regarding the alleged 'non-kosher' cargo

Hungary's election shows what real systemic change can look like. Netanyahu's rivals aren't offering it

The Israeli army said it killed five Hezbollah operatives over the past day, including three that opened fire at troops ■ Lebanon's army says one soldier and his brother were killed during IDF strikes

The Police issued a statement saying the attack was being treated as a terrorist incident and officers were investigating whether the attack deliberately targeted the Jewish community.

A 71-year-old man died by suicide after jumping from the ninth floor of a building in central Israel's Ramle. Police were unaware of any history of violence between him and his former partner, a 66-year-old woman and the tenth femicide victim in Israel this year

Netanyahu's testimony resumed on Tuesday following a two-month hiatus amid the Iran war. The prime minister said he could not recall what he testified to last year, saying he was preoccupied by the war