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Defense Minister Israel Katz says the US-mediated declaration with Lebanon reflects Israel’s gains on the ground and diplomatically, including a demand to disarm Hezbollah and continued IDF freedom of action.
An explosive drone launched by Hezbollah hit the vehicle of the IDF's Northern Command Chief during southern Lebanon visit, none injured.
Man pronounced dead after his car exploded on the Ayalon Highway near Holon. Police estimate the motive was criminal.
An Israeli study found more than $9.5 million raised through European Gaza campaigns, with dozens allegedly tied to Hamas-linked entities.
Golani Brigade soldiers identify armed terrorists nearby, operate quickly to prevent attack.
62 suspects will be brought before a judge after allegedly partaking in the riot which left extensive damage at the home of Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Sohlberg.
Despite ceasefire agreement between Lebanon and Israel, gaps remain on issue of disarming Hezbollah, sources say.
A Somaliland official confirmed military personnel trained in Israel, as security cooperation expands following Israel's recognition.
In letter, key figures urge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to allow Od Yosef Chai Yeshiva to return to Joseph’s Tomb in Shechem after more than 25 years.
Combat Antisemitism Movement study finds users engaging with mainstream self-improvement content are algorithmically exposed to conspiracy theories, antisemitic narratives, and even Nazi propaganda, without actively seeking such material.
A 23-year-old Orthodox Jewish woman suffered a concussion after being allegedly targeted, choked and assaulted aboard a New York City subway.
US, Lebanon and Israel announce an agreement on a ceasefire, conditional on a Hezbollah retreat. Comprehensive peace talks to resume on June 22.
NYU graduate arrested on hate crime charges for hanging a flag with swastikas on a campus roof.
Talks between Hamas and Board of Peace chief Mladenov, over the Trump peace plan, postponed to give mediators time to debate Gaza disarmament.
Trump told aides he will maintain the Iran ceasefire unless American troops are killed, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Antisemitic offenses comprised over 60% of New York City’s hate crimes in May despite a drop in overall crime, according to the latest data from NYPD.
London-based Jewish doctor reveals some colleagues told him they would refuse to treat dying Israelis.
US House of Representatives passes a resolution restricting Trump's Iran war powers.
"Together" party leader Naftali Bennett blasts the government over the vote on the election of the State Comptroller, claiming the appointment is bound to be disqualified.
A report says Hamas is investigating intelligence failures and security breaches following a sharp rise in Israeli operations targeting leaders.
Haredi protesters rioted outside the home of Deputy President of the Supreme Court, Justice Noam Solberg, and smashed windows. Netanyahu: “Bring the rioters to justice."
Police and Border Police officers arrested about 100 suspects near Tarqumiyah after foiling an attempted infiltration into Israel.
Within minutes, soldiers dismantled more than 20 Hezbollah terrorist infrastructure sites in southern Lebanon. Later, troops located and dismantled a booby-trapped explosives storage facility.
Rabbi Moshe Brandsdorfer issued a halachic ruling addressing how yeshiva students should respond when arrested over enlistment.
US Secretary of State praises Israel's restraint in the face of Hezbollah ceasefire violations and attacks, defends Iran war, in address to Congress.
Sheikh Ali Al-Amin said Lebanon is suffering from a war it did not choose and claimed Hezbollah was hijacking the Shiite community.
During a visit to the Haifa naval base, IDF Chief Eyal Zamir said Israel is prepared to resume operations against Iran if needed.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed reports of a particularly tense “shouting call" between him and President Donald Trump during an interview with CNBC.
At the Arutz Sheva Summit, Rabbi Mashiach Kelaty recounts how Israeli lacrosse players helped a Kenyan team in need during a 2019 tournament.
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office no longer advises against travelling to Israel, except along the northern border.
Firefighters are working to contain wildfires that broke out near Har Bracha and in the Jordan Valley, after fighting a fire near Kochav Hashachar. Authorities suspect arson.
After four months of operations in the northern Gaza Strip: The 252nd Division has completed its mission.
Parliamentary Israel Allies Caucus leaders from 15 European nations met in Lisbon to advance strategies against antisemitism and anti-Zionism
Sirens activated this morning in the areas of Manara, Kiryat Shmona, & Misgav Am. IAF intercepts UAV & 2 other projectiles from Lebanon.
US President Donald Trump appeared to confirm reports of a heated conversation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during which he reportedly expressed frustration over Israeli military actions and used unusually blunt language.
Oxford Union President Arwa Elrayess faces calls to resign after remarks appearing to describe Hamas' October 7 attack as "proportional" sparked backlash from student and anti-antisemitism groups.
The Levi resort in Lapland, Finland, launched a new summer attraction in which visitors will compete to find a real gold bar worth about €20,000.
A Nahal Brigade soldier who was sentenced to prison for wearing a patch bearing the word “Messiah" in the presence of the IDF Chief of Staff was released from military prison today after serving 18 days behind bars.
According to the OECD forecast, Israel's economy will recover from the war, but geopolitical risks and a deficit that will jump to 5.3% could affect the economy.
Russia's second-largest city was attacked just hours before the opening of the Kremlin's economic forum. Thick smoke was seen rising over several areas of St. Petersburg.
