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After Bennett accuses Netanyahu of assisting Qatar in funding terrorism, Ramon reminds him: You were a cabinet member, Defense Minister, and Prime Minister when the funds were transferred to Hamas.
For the second time in recent days, the IDF strikes military capabilities that remained at the Syrian military bases of Tadmur and T4.
Professor at Northwestern University, who was involved in pro-Palestinian Arab student protests last year, announces he was denied tenure and will not have his position renewed in April 2026.
Families of hostages abducted by Hamas on October 7 file lawsuit against Mahmoud Khalil and several student groups, accuse them of "aiding and abetting Hamas' continuing acts of international terrorism".
White House reviewing how Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, was mistakenly added to a group chat discussing plans for US strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen.
Director Yuval Abraham claims that Hamdan Ballal, co-creator of "No Other Land," was attacked by Jews and then arrested by soldiers. IDF spokesperson clarifies that Ballal was arrested on suspicion of throwing rocks at IDF troops.
In an official letter submitted to the Government Secretary, Minister Yitzhak Goldknopf announces his resignation from his position as a minister in the Prime Minister's Office.
Minister of Education Yoav Kisch is refusing to present the Israel Prize for Sociology to Prof. Eva Illouz, who signed an appeal against Israel unless she apologizes.
Democratic Senator from Pennsylvania reiterates his support for Israel in response to elimination of Hamas leaders over the last week.
After learning that the ISA reportedly opened an investigation into him and the police, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is asking for the government to create a committee to inspect ISA Director Ronen Bar's conduct.
Sirens activated in central Israel, Gush Etzion, and more areas in response to latest attack by the Houthis in Yemen.
In its reply to the requests for an interim ruling on the petitions against the dismissal of the ISA Director Ronen Bar, the government claims that it has the power to dismiss him and therefore it can not be petitioned.
US government says Columbia U. protest leader hid multiple items, including connections to UNRWA and membership in CUAD, on his visa application, and this is grounds to deport him.
Islamic Jihad claims responsibility for rocket launches against Israel. No casualties reported after both projectiles were intercepted.
In his letter of resignation as Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Office, the Noam MK claimed that most promises made to him in the coalition agreement were not kept.
The Hamas terror organization published a video with a sign of life from Yosef Haim Ohana and Elkana Bohbot who were abducted on October 7th, 2023.
Indiana State Representative Craig Haggard promised Yisrael Ganz: "I will introduce a bill to use the term 'Judea and Samaria.'" Regarding the application of sovereignty, he stated: "This is the biblical homeland of the Jewish people. We support your right to sovereignty."
The IDF and ISA struck over 100 pickup trucks used to infiltrate Israeli territory, murder, and abduct Israeli civilians as well as other terrorist purposes.
Defense Ministry signs deal worth hundreds of millions of sollars with Lockheed Martin-Sikorsky for integration of Israeli systems on CH-53K "Pere" helicopters.
Hearing in PM's trial paused so he could undergo medical examination for eye discomfort. A small scratch was discovered on his cornea.
Incumbent mayor warns one of the candidates seeking his job is 'spewing antisemitism' in meeting with Jewish leaders.
Negev and Galilee Minister Itshak Waserlauf slams opposition MKs Benny Gantz, Yair Lapid, for calling for rebellion and attempting coup in undemocratic fashion.
Hooded thug rips mezuza off London synagogue and kosher restaurant, in what restaurant owner calls, 'an antisemitic hate crime.'
IDF, ISA, eliminate successor to Hamas' head of government and head of finances and institutions.
Netivot resident Edward Yusufov, 65, indicted after carrying out surveillance and photography tasks.
Moshe Horn, 85, of Kibbutz Hazore'a, named as victim of Hatishbi Junction shooting attack.
'We arrived with two vehicles and aligned behind them until we killed the terrorist,' officer of team that eliminated terrorist relates.
CAM launches FACE campus plan to combat antisemitism on campuses at NYC emergency summit attended by hundreds of students.
Wall Street Journal report says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to expand war into Gaza, out of a belief that Hamas can now be defeated.
Hamas source says terror group willing to accept Egyptian ceasefire proposal, which would see IDF end strikes on Hamas, gradually withdraw from Gaza, in exchange for information on hostages and talks on timetable for their release.
Footage shows Yokne'am terrorist, who murdered a 70-year-old and severely injured a 20-year-old, running armed and firing towards civilians - and the moment he is neutralized.
Arab report says US sent Egypt 'final offer' to accept hundreds of thousands of Gazans - and that if Egypt refuses the offer will be made to another country.
Attorney General’s Office files indictment against four kindergarten teachers from Tzafririm daycare center in Lod, for physical and mental abuse of toddlers.
'They said my words were ‘derogatory’—but how can opposing a terrorist group be one-sided?' dismissed sewage worker Damon Joshua asks.
Prime Minister harshly attacks ISA chief over reports of investigation against police and Minister Ben Gvir on suspicion of sabotage. 'Reminiscent of dark regimes.'
Former Justice Minister Haim Ramon recalls how then-Deputy Attorney General Meni Mazuz insisted that the Israeli government be able to dismiss an ISA chief - even without stating a reason for the dismissal.
Security forces arrest terrorist found to possess large homemade explosive device, weapons parts, and ammunition.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon says Columbia University is making progress toward regaining federal funding following the institution’s agreement to implement key policy changes demanded by the Trump administration.
Agriculture and Food Security Minister Avi Dichter holds meeting with the heads of the authorities in the Yesha Council, discusses with them the development of agriculture in the communities in the region.
Former minister and son of the first Likud Prime Minister launches a sharp attack on the current prime minister, calls for early elections.
