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Holocaust survivor Barbara Steinmetz, injured in the attack during a demonstration for Israeli hostages in Boulder, Colorado, speaks for the first time, implores Americans to be kind and decent.
Western nations to table a resolution at the UN nuclear agency, accusing Iran of non-compliance with safeguards obligations—a first in 20 years.
Israel has reportedly assured the White House it will not strike Iranian nuclear facilities unless President Trump indicates negotiations have failed. This comes amid US concerns about a potential Israeli preemptive strike.
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s meeting with MK Yuli Edelstein, former Minister Ariel Atias, and Government Secretary Yossi Fuchs on the Draft Law concludes with progress. "It was decided that an effort will be made to finalize the remaining open issues tomorrow."
After warning Dahieh residents to evacuate, IDF strikes underground UAV production and storage facilities in Dahieh and southern Lebanon, as well as a drone manufacturing workshop.
A public feud erupts between President Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk. Trump expresses "disappointment" after Musk blasted his "Big, Beautiful Bill." Musk retorts by claiming his support was crucial for Trump in 2024, and even suggests Trump is "in the Epstein files."
Trump administration imposes sanctions on four judges at the International Criminal Court, two of whom authorized arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant.
A security official who took part in the operation revealed that Israel supplied arms, equipment, and money to Gazan elements as part of a secret operation aimed at weakening Hamas.
Sirens sound in Jerusalem as Houthis launch another missile at Israel.
An official announcement from the Attorney General states that the IDF will issue over 50,000 draft orders to yeshiva students as early as this July, and will formulate an enforcement plan against draft evaders.
President Herzog becomes first Israeli President to attend Jerusalem Pride Parade, commemorating a decade since the murder of Shira Banki by an extremist.
6 Brigades have been operating in Khan Yunis and have eliminated dozens of terrorists and destroyed underground hideouts and hundreds of terrorist infrastructure sites.
Tens of thousands rally outside Supreme Court against judicial interference, declaring support for elected government and national priorities.
Netanyahu slams Liberman for revealing Israeli-militia ties, calls it a harmful security leak driven by political motives
Michael Farca emerged unscathed after entering Chabad of Greenvale to rescue the congregation's Torah scroll during a fire as congregants prayed outside.
Newly revealed cooperation between Israel and a Gazan Bedouin-led militia exposes covert efforts to secure Rafah and combat Hamas.
Helicopter dispatched to provide quick evacuation after Jews were attacked by a group of Arabs with rocks and clubs.
Newly released details shed light on the intelligence-led mission that brought the bodies of Gadi and Judi Haggai back from Khan Yunis.
David Libi was killed by an explosive device while working as an engineering vehicle operator in cooperation with the IDF.
Israel's Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology addressed bipartisan US lawmakers in marking Jerusalem’s reunification
The ark in Rishon LeZion spans an area of 120 square meters, measuring 20 meters in length and 6.5 meters in height.
Gazan residents accuse Hamas of sabotaging humanitarian aid efforts, as IDF reveals testimonies detailing obstruction and violence near distribution points.
The family of Gadi Haggai and Judih Weinstein Haggai released several videos of the couple in the wake of the recovery of their bodies from Gaza after over 600 days.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar and German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul deliver joint statements to the press.
Defense officials attacked the Yisrael Beytenu Chairman, who claimed that Israel arms militias in Gaza to fight Hamas.
French President says France will soon decide on whether to 'toughen our stance and take concrete measures regarding Israel' in response to the war in Gaza.
IDF strikes Islamic Jihad terrorist using command center in yard of Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza City.
MK Liberman claimed that Israel is supplying weapons to crime organizations in Rafah in an attempt to weaken Hamas. Netanyahu's office did not deny the report.
Binyamin police and IDF forces arrest two suspects from al-Mu'ayir, following real-time surveillance leading to the discovery of incriminating evidence; further arrests expected.
The Israel Dog Unit called for government support of the families of missing persons after hundreds rushed to find an Israeli teen missing in the Binyamin region.
The MDA has published Judih Weinstein Haggai's last call for help after her husband was murdered and she was injured and cried for help.
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef instructs Shas’ chief negotiator to maintain open communication with all parties in the Knesset, in preparation for potential cooperation after the elections.
'This illegal market near Meitar poses a serious security risk. It has become a hazardous zone for Jewish residents,' the governor declared.
European leaders gathered in Strasbourg to honor Holocaust survivors and reaffirm support for Jewish life, marking the 80th anniversary of Nazi defeat.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praises operation that recovered the bodies of hostages Gadi Haggai and Judih Weinstein Haggai, promises, 'We will not rest, nor will we be silent, until we return home all of our hostages - the living and the deceased.'
Among the new medical technologies were drones that drop supplies directly to the field, a helmet that helps reduce post-trauma, and an AI system for physiotherapy in the battlefield.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends America's veto of a UN Security Council resolution aimed at Israel, blasting it as 'counterproductive,' and warning it emboldens Hamas. 'We will not support any measure that fails to condemn Hamas.
Kibbutz Nir Oz announces: Bodies of Gadi Haggai and Judih Weinstein Haggai returned to Israel in military operation.
Israel’s Health Ministry advising genetic testing for those conceived via sperm donations in central Israel from 1974 to 1985, after discovering donor carried a Lynch syndrome mutation linked to elevated cancer risk.
Leaked documents claim that funds intended for Israeli security were used to fund Gazan aid programs. Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich categorically denied the allegations.
