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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.
After five years as Israel's envoy in London, Hotovely departs as Tzachi Braverman prepares to assume the post amid a broader diplomatic transition.
The Diaspora Ministry harshly criticized the State Attorney's Office following its response to the Sde Teiman affair. Minister Chikli said that the leak sparked a wave of global antisemitism and put IDF soldiers at risk of legal and physical persecution.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir toured Palmachim Air Force Base, commending air crews and UAV operators for providing critical defensive and offensive support in Gaza.
US Ambassador honored by Samaria Governor Yossi Dagan who highlighted strategic and biblical importance of Judea and Samaria.
Defense Ministry says the laser defense system 'proved its effectiveness in a complete operational configuration by intercepting rockets, mortars, aircraft, and UAVs across a range of operational scenarios' and will be deployed by the end of the year.
At the embassy opening in Jerusalem, Netanyahu lauds Fiji’s values and support, telling Prime Minister Rabuka: 'Welcome to our house... the house of the people of Fiji.'
Senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad, who was targeted in an assassination attempt in Qatar last week, appeared today for the first time since the attack in an interview with Al Jazeera.
Israel’s population exceeds 10 million at the end of 2024, with 78.6% Jews, 21.4% Arabs, and rising emigration offsetting lower immigration numbers.
Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka visits Jerusalem to mark the formal opening of Fiji's embassy in Israel's capital, deepening bilateral ties.
Ilay David and Liran Berman delivered emotional video statements urging the UN and global powers to pressure Hamas and ensure the survival and release of hostages in Gaza.
The European Commission proposes suspension of trade concessions with Israel and sanctions on 'extremist' ministers of the Israeli government and 'violent settlers.'
Emily Damari described the days she spent in Hamas captivity and said, "I returned from captivity smiling because I knew our enemies were watching us. It was important for me to project a smile."
Living hostages at risk due to constant movement, Hamas source tells Al Jazeera.
Security officials report that a homemade Qassam missile with a 10-km range was launched from Ni'ma, prompting unprecedented concerns and the arrest of the terrorists.
The Ministry of Justice claims the video’s publication did not harm national security—despite international criticism Israel faced after its broadcast.
In Sky News interview, former PM says UN failed to mention October 7th massacre, defends IDF conduct, and calls genocide claims 'nonsense.'
The incident occurred following the evacuation of an outpost in Gush Etzion, and the activist required medical treatment. Honenu is calling for full accountability.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, today, at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, hosted Fijian Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.
Brig. Gen. (res.) Avigdor Kahalani urges commanders to press on with the capture of Gaza City. 'Hamas only understands only the language of force.'
Nadav Argaman, Ami Ayalon, Yoram Cohen and Carmi Gillon, all former directors of the ISA, have filed objections against David Zini being appointed to the position.
British MPs Peter Prinsley and Simon Opher, both of the Labour Party, say they were denied entry to Israel when attempting to observe 'humanitarian operations' in Judea and Samaria.
Israeli Consul General in New York Ofir Akunis urges continued pressure on Qatar and Hamas to release all 48 hostages still held in Gaza, promises Israel 'will never apologize for defending the State of Israel and the Jewish people.'
A new report by the government office responsible for rebuilding the Gaza region shows that an overwhelming majority of residents of the Gaza region have returned to their homes, and more than 2,500 new families have joined the area.
New electric trains to run in western Negev, shortening travel time for commuters by 10-20 minutes each way.
Kibbutz residents held a moving ceremony marking their return, nearly two years after the October 7th massacre.
Over 150 targets struck, with secondary explosions at Hamas weapons production site proving presence of explosives at the scene.
Despite not receiving prior notice of Gadi Eisenkot's intention to register a party, both Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett are interested in joining with him.
Authorities demolish illegal Bedouin structures in southern Israel, locals violently protest, set fire to homes and tires.
Two IDF divisions enter Gaza; military estimates operation to conquer Gaza City will last two to three months, with additional time needed to clear terror infrastructure.
Wisconsin may adopt the IHRA's antisemitism definition, a move 37 states have made. Such legislation would require state bodies to use the definition to combat the rising tide of antisemitism.
The US sanctions two Iranian financiers and a dozen firms for funneling over $100M in crypto from oil sales to the Iranian government, exposing its "shadow banking" network.
Axios report reveals Israel's detailed security proposal to Syria, outlining demilitarized zones, no-fly areas, and a continued Israeli presence on Mt. Hermon.
Tyler Robinson, charged with the murder of Charlie Kirk, appears in court and ordered to be held without bail. The suspect faces multiple charges, including aggravated murder.
President Trump again delays a TikTok ban until December 16, a fourth postponement, as his administration and China work on a deal for the app's sale.
Despite the elimination attempt in Qatar and the IDF’s expanded operations in Gaza, the terror group indicates it may return to negotiations over a hostage deal.
Nina Kravtsov, 89, killed by fellow Coney Island nursing home resident who suffers from dementia. Her daughter called her "very loving, caring, devoted" and "a very dedicated mother."
Alleged killer Tyler Robinson charged with 7 counts, including aggravated murder. Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray says he will seek the death penalty.
IDF publishes documentation of Division 98 forces' entry into the heart of Gaza City as part of Operation Gideon Chariots II, 'We will go forth in unity and strike the enemy with force.'
