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Maj. Gen. David Zini was asked by IDF Chief Eyal Zamir to clarify the appointment. The IDF spokesperson said, "Any communication between IDF personnel and politicians requires approval from the chief of staff'

A U.S. judge temporarily blocked Trump's decision to revoke Harvard's ability to enroll students from abroad ■ Harvard: 'Without its international students, Harvard is not Harvard.' The university has nearly 6,800 foreign students, mostly graduate students from over 100 countries

Officers who served with Maj. Gen. David Zini in the army say he's not the right person to lead the domestic security service, and it's highly doubtful whether he would defend Israel's fragile democracy

Here’s how to navigate the process.

Both of Israel's spy agencies, the Mossad and the Shin Bet, are involved in defending Israeli institutions and diplomats abroad. Despite further tightening procedures since October 7 and thwarting multiple attempted attacks, the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim show no security is hermetic

After the Daily Mail published photos of Yair Netanyahu in Miami last year, Netanyahu asked Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar to identify the photographers. Bar agreed to investigate but refused to share their details with the prime minister

The set of policy recommendations comes days after the murder of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, and reveals the level of concern felt in the U.S.' Jewish communities

This Washington D.C. shooting of two Israeli embassy employees was an act of terrorism, a result of the failed Gaza protest movement. It was only a matter of time

After 80 days of siege, aid began reaching Gazans on Thursday. Distribution sites, mostly in the south, received flour, baby food, and medical supplies, but the UN says many Gazans will not feel any improvement anytime soon

Even as Jews sought to flee Germany, an extremist faction on the Zionist right lauded the rise of the Nazis and envisioned Ze'ev Jabotinsky as the 'Hebrew Duce'

The Abu Naim family, who live in tents and in a cave on land they own in the Jordan Valley, are attacked every day with the backing of the army

Since the start of the war, the High Court has given its seal of approval to all of Israel's actions – withholding of medical treatment, the disappearing of people, denial of media access to Gaza, and above all, starving the population of Gaza

For the third time in the past 48 hours, sirens were activated due to a missile attack by the Houthis

Columbia violated Title VI by "acting with deliberate indifference towards student-on-student harassment of Jewish students from October 7, 2023, through the present," the White House argued.

Ever since it broke the cease-fire with Hamas, the cruel zealotry of Netanyahu's government has swollen to gross extremes – but now even Israel's closest allies are calling to end the madness

Israel's problem is not what its leaders are saying, but what its army is doing – killing more civilians in Gaza than ever before ■ Neither the IDF nor the government seems to understand the depth of the looming international crisis ■ Yair Golan's criticism of the Gaza even resonates within the army

From conspiracy theories to endless lies, the Israeli prime minister proved again this week that there is no falsehood that does not justify the means ■ The murder of two Israeli Embassy workers in Washington is playing into the hands of government ministers

In the wake of the shooting, Jewish security analysts are assessing what went wrong, and how such attacks can be prevented in the future.

Survivors of October 7 living in New York are no strangers to violence.

■ GAZA: UN World Food Program says 15 humanitarian aid trucks were looted after 107 entered on Thursday ■ IRAN: Iran says 'some, but not conclusive progress' was made in fifth round of nuclear negotiations ■ ISRAEL: IDF intercepts one rocket launched from Gaza; IDF says second sirens sounded were false alarm ■ U.S.: Suspect who shot Israeli embassy workers at Gaza aid event charged with murder