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As Israel attempts to maintain the status quo of its support in Washington, Qatar is making its play to become America's most strategic ally in the Middle East

According to the new rules, fans, players and clubs could face fines, bans and even relegation for repeated offenses. 'Those who want the outcome to be decided only on the pitch must also behave accordingly in the stands,' football association head said

Speaking to Irish radio, singer Johnny Logan said Israel should have been removed just as Russia was, warning that allowing Israel to participate tells viewers to 'turn a blind eye' and 'forget everything'

The nanny ultimately confessed to the crime, claiming she poisoned the family "because they have money and power," after the police found chemical agents in the family's food and drinks.

Paramount has offered to buy Warner Bros Discovery at $30 per share, compared with Netflix's nearly $28 per share offer for its assets.

Also coming up: The Association for LGBTQ Equality in Israel marks the death of rocker Corinne Allal, whose music became the soundtrack for secular, queer Israel, and the Rubin Museum reopens after war damage with an exhibition of paintings by Menashe Kadishman

It has not been announced whether the two will meet at the White House or in Trump's Mar-A-Lago club. Trump invited Netanyahu during a phone conversation last week, which, according to Israel's Channel 12, also dealt with Netanyahu's pardon request

After drenching Greece and Cyprus with record downpours, the same system is set to hit Israel as authorities deploy rescue fleets and issue drainage alerts. The approaching storm lands amid a sharp rise in rare, high-intensity rain events tied to a warming Mediterranean

From protests to displacement to personal loss, 'Local Testimony' at Tel Aviv's Eretz Israel Museum reveals the people behind the headlines

StopAntisemitism, an organization that claims to represent Jews, blacklisted beloved educator Ms. Rachel because she sees Palestinians as humans. Her absurd nomination, at a time when antisemitism is rising, reflects how compassion itself is being demonized

Iranian media blamed the government's recent economic liberalization policies for adding pressure to the open rate market.

Iranian media blamed the government's recent economic liberalization policies for adding pressure to the open rate market.

It’s a matter of perspective: crisis or opportunity? Polly Tetro, partner at Top Capital, shares an optimistic view on overcoming stagnation and creating a stable, healthy real estate market.

It’s a matter of perspective: crisis or opportunity? Polly Tetro, partner at Top Capital, shares an optimistic view on overcoming stagnation and creating a stable, healthy real estate market.

Thousands of women combat soldiers have sought help for PTSD since the October 7 attacks. In Nurit Kedar's 55-minute documentary 'I Cried in Gaza,' that will be screened this week in Tel Aviv, seven women – traumatized from recent stints in Gaza and Lebanon – open up in candid and surprising ways

Ben-Gvir explained that the noose is 'one of the options by which the law will enforce a death penalty for terrorists' as the Knesset discusses a bill to impose the death penalty on assailants who murder Israelis – a bill which critics have described as an effort to legislate that 'the lives of Palestinians are worth less than the lives of Jews'

Defense Minister Israel Katz suspended the appointments two weeks ago after IDF Chief of Staff Zamir announced that he had imposed penalties against senior IDF officials for their role in the military failures on October 7. One IDF official told Haaretz that the latest meeting between the two men was held 'in a good atmosphere'

Sophie von der Tann, the German public broadcaster's correspondent in Tel Aviv, has been subjected to what colleagues and press freedom advocates say is a 'pattern' of pressure put on journalists covering Israel's war in Gaza – spearheaded by Israel's ambassador to Germany

Braslavski, who was released from captivity in October as part of the U.S.-brokered deal to end the Gaza war, described the aftermath he witnessed of the mass murder on October 7. Last month, he described his struggle with PTSD, saying he has 'around 10 panic attacks a day'

Israel Police said the officers who raided the headquarters were bailiffs carrying out a debt foreclosure order. The UNRWA offices in East Jerusalem have been inactive since 2024, when the Knesset approved bills banning the organization's activities in Israel