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Minister Ben Gvir confronts Chief of Staff at Cabinet meeting and exchanges barbs with Defense Minister Gallant.
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Minister Ben Gvir confronts Chief of Staff at Cabinet meeting and exchanges barbs with Defense Minister Gallant.

Parties led by former Prime Minister and former Mossad chief would win 16 seats combined.

US President Joe Biden's son enters not guilty plea to nine felony and misdemeanor tax charges at a Los Angeles court.

New York Post investigation reveals identities of the privileged elite who shut down Manhattan bridges, Holland Tunnel to protest Israel's war against Hamas.

Hezbollah published a photo of an individual who was killed in an Israeli strike with the Hezbollah logo. Then it deleted it and published one without the logo.

Trailer assembled by Hostages and Missing Families Forum Headquarters showcasing the horrors of October 7 to be screened in movie theaters across the US.

Iran claims the seizure was in retaliation to retaliation for the confiscation last year of the same ship and its oil by the United States.

IDF reveals how much money and resources Hamas spent to build its hundreds of kilometers of tunnels

Eylon Levy arrived in London where he will present Israel's case to 10 of Britain's foremost media outlets.

Shas chairman says Hague hearing should teach MKs to be more careful with their words as some talk of returning to the destroyed settlements of Gaza.

US intelligence officials tell Politico they fear Hezbollah could launch significant attack in the US or on US military and diplomatic officials in the Middle East.

The bill, referred to as the anti-BDS bill, seeks to prevent public bodies, including councils, from boycotting, disinvesting, or sanctioning a particular international territory, unless supported by the government's foreign policy.

Prime Minister Netanyahu attacked South Africa's petition to the ICJ and affirmed that Israel will reserve the right to defend itself.

Red alert sirens activated in southern communities as Hamas continues to launch rockets 3 months after massacring 1,200 people on Oct. 7.

The suspects, both residents of Jerusalem's Arab neighborhoods, planned to prepare explosives and other means of destruction, which they intended to use to target security forces.

Simon Wiesenthal Center director Rabbi Abraham Cooper warns South Africa's attempt to charge Israel with genocide a 'dark day for international law and justice.'

The son of Minister Ofir Sofer, himself a disabled veteran, was lightly wounded in battle in Khan Yunis.

Marking 100 days since October 7th, War Cabinet Minster, Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, Cantor Netanel Hershtik and the Maccabeats join in prayer for the success and welfare of the Israel Defense Forces.

American Jewish Committee says 78% of American Jews who heard about the Hamas massacre in southern Israel have felt less safe since then.

Rabbi Warren Goldstein says the United Nations and its institutions have a credibility they do not deserve, and have become a threat to freedom and democracy.

In the coming days, the Torah scroll will be sent for use by an elite combat unit serving in Gaza.

Elementary school's Arab Culture Arts program, funded by Qatar,has map of the Middle East in which Israel does not appear.

Avraham, a soldier in the Armored Brigade, was released from Shaare Zedek Medical Center. As he left he danced down a red carpet flanked by medical clowns.

Israeli Foreign Ministry harshly criticized South Africa for filing a petition to The Hague claiming Israel was carrying out 'genocide'.

The extreme-right Alternative for Germany party has gained 14 percent in public approval polls compared to 10 percent in the last election.

“In light of the lessons of Gaza and the preconceived notions that collapsed – it is prohibited to establish a Palestinian state.”

An infiltrator has been found guilty of attempting to murder a security coordinator in 2021, following Operation Guardian of the Walls.

Security forces thwart attempt to smuggle 50 weapons into Jordan Valley area, IDF maps home of terrorist involved in shooting attack.

In NYT editorial, Sderot Mayor Alon Davidi calls on the world to make the war in Gaza the turning point towards a better life on both sides of the border.

Families of hostages shout out to their loved ones: 'Hold on! We will not stop until you return home. All of Israel is behind you.'

2024 teens from NCSY Israel gathered with visiting students from Ida Crown Jewish Academy in Chicago for a unique Pizza and Parsha event.

An unarmored earthmover suffered a direct hit by an RPG, which went out the other side of the vehicle without exploding.

A billboard campaign for the hostages, to be displayed in Holland around the Hague, has been rejected by more than 10 public relations companies.

Combat Antisemitism Movement says ICJ case against Israel is like accusing the Allies in WW2 of committing genocide against the Nazis.

Judges at the International Court of Justice in the Hague hear lawsuit put forward against Israel by South Africa.

Reserve battalion of Hadassah doctors marks Doctors Day 2024 in the combat zone.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken shocked the Cabinet ministers by announcing a decision regarding aid to Gaza that they had not made themselves.

IDF exposes vast Hamas tunnel used by the terror organization to hold hostages under the city of Khan Yunis.

The court will hear the case charging Israel with genocide in Gaza, the first such case ever brought.

IDF troops identify armed terrorist cell and thwarted the cell as they were exiting a tunnel shaft.
