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Iran abruptly withdraws a resolution condemning attacks on its nuclear sites, a move Western diplomats say followed intense US lobbying and a threat to cut IAEA funding.
In interview with Channel 12 News, French President Macron defends his plan to recognize a Palestinian state, calling Israel's Gaza operation "a failure."
US Senate unanimously passes a resolution designating October 14, 2025, as the National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk.
A Flensburg shop owner's sign, reading "Jews are banned from here," sparks national outrage. The incident has drawn condemnation from politicians and from Israel's Ambassador to Germany.
Amidst growing pressure on Israel, US senators introduce a resolution to recognize a Palestinian state. The measure, led by Democrats, faces opposition from Republicans and the Trump administration.
Watch: US Ambassador Mike Huckabee responds to the Charlie Kirk assassination allegations against Israel
Delegation holds rare Jewish prayer service in Damascus synagogue, including Torah reading - the first in years.
The UN Security Council voted on Algeria’s Gaza resolution demanding a ceasefire, but the US vetoed it for failing to condemn Hamas or demand hostage releases.
At the Congress of World and Traditional Religions, Rabbi David Yosef called for an end to terrorism, stressed Judaism’s commitment to peace, and defended the rights of all faiths.
Blue and White party chairman calls for Netanyahu not to be disqualified and criticizes his opposition partners who, in his opinion, are not willing to do everything it takes to bring about the return of hostages
In a detailed press conference, BG Effie Defrin addressed IDF combat losses, expanding operations in Gaza, regional threats, and continued efforts to bring hostages home.
Terrorist crossed from the Jordanian side of the border in a humanitarian aid truck and murdered two Israelis.
A month after overturning a similar lower court ruling, the Lod-Central District Court again ruled that Jonatan Urich will not be allowed to resume his work at the Prime Minister's Office, overturning a magistrate's court decision.
The IDF struck several weapons storage facilities belonging to the 'Radwan Force' in southern Lebanon.
4 soldiers and cadets were killed and 3 were injured when the Hummer they were riding in hit an explosive device in a neighborhood in the Rafah area.
Houthi UAV sets off alarms in Eilat, lands at entrance to hotel. No injuries reported, police investigating.
In 5785, Israel raised 432M shekels for public institutions and nonprofits, a 15.5% increase from last year, with Chabad Yeshiva leading the top campaign.
Protesters from the 'Jerusalem action' blocked the entrance to Jerusalem in protest of the arrest of a haredi draft dodger.
During a meeting with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka of Fiji, the President spoke of the breaking news of the attack on Israelis at the Allenby Crossing.
Washington County Sheriff says Tyler Robinson was afraid of being shot by police and was talked into turning himself in on the condition that his arrest be nonviolent.
During a joint press conference, Trump and Starmer emphasized the urgent release of hostages in Gaza, condemned Hamas, and discussed a roadmap toward peace and a Palestinian state.
Southern District Border Police find green guenon tied illegally in a private home, marking 58th such incident since March.
The Samaria Regional Council announced on Thursday that Eitan Avner Ben-Yitzhak, from the town of Har Bracha, fell in battle in Gaza.
Award ceremony highlights Mossad’s pivotal role in landmark operations including 'Operation Rising Lion' and the elimination of threats on Israel’s northern front.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar and Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan held a briefing on the 'Balcony of the State' in Peduel for the largest-ever delegation of US congressmen visiting Israel.
The National Security Council will bring a proposal to the security cabinet tonight to allow Red Cross visits for terrorists who are not affiliated with Hamas.
The Grunis committee will finish the interviews only next Sunday due to a family event of one of its members. The committee's recommendation is expected after the High Holidays.
Hussein Saifo Sharif, senior weapons dealer who directed terrorists in Syrian territory, is eliminated in Lebanon.
The Marker published a list of the most influential people in 2025, with Prime Minister Netanyahu in third and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich in fourth.
Last night, dozens of haredi draft dodgers were arrested attempting to travel abroad for the High Holidays.
Samaria emergency services held a special tribute this week for Naveh Winklestein, the son of police officer Elad, who was murdered in a shooting attack.
Israeli forces are advancing carefully with a focus on learning the terrain and disrupting Hamas command structures.
Rare hoard of coins from the days of the last Jewish rebellion under Roman rule discovered in a hidden system in the Galilee.
Sources close to US President Donald Trump report frustration at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's preference for military action instead of diplomatic negotiations, WSJ claims.
Prime Minister Netanyahu gave a video address today calling rumors that Israel was involved in the assassination of Charlie Kirk 'insane.'
Three brothers in their 20s shot dead near Segev Shalom in southern Israel; initial investigations indicate murders were criminal in nature.
Journalist Élisa P. Serret fired from Radio-Canada after making "unacceptable" antisemitic comments on-air. Canadian Culture Minister condemns the remarks.
Police announce the recruitment of a state’s witness in the investigation involving Social Equality Minister May Golan. Another potential witness backed out at the last moment.
Talks between Iran and European nations on Iran's nuclear program stall, with UN sanctions set to be reimposed. Tehran refuses concessions, despite Western demands for concrete action, and vows retaliation.
ABC has indefinitely pulled "Jimmy Kimmel Live" after the host's insensitive remarks about the assassination of Charlie Kirk drew criticism from the FCC and Nexstar Media.
