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Elisha Medan, who lost both legs fighting in Gaza, said that he intends to remain in the tent “day and night, in the cold and the rain,” to give voice to those who want a national unity government.
The London-based Amos Trust NGO “systematically promotes boycotts” of the Jewish state while advocating for sanctions and arms embargos on Israel, according to Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Ministry.
Can the Yashar party chief build a coalition that survives beyond its first vote?
Cori Bush claimed that she learned her visa was revoked at a TSA checkpoint on her way to Tel Aviv.
A senior Hamas commander targeted in Thursday’s airstrike was responsible for holding several Israeli hostages, including soldiers and civilians, the army said.
The five-day initiative aims to promote Israeli higher education as an attractive alternative for Jewish students facing rising antisemitism on Western campuses.
The ordnance was uncovered near a resilience center north of Jerusalem “where those wounded in today’s wars find a place to regain their strength.”
The two political rivals held a two-hour meeting following Eisenkot’s appeal for regular intelligence updates and warnings against military action during Israel’s political transition.
An Iranian attack on French refrigeration systems prompted an Israeli warning. At Cyber Week in Tel Aviv, officials and responders examined how essential services can keep running, recover and give the public a reliable answer.
“It becomes very confusing what’s international law versus what is Israeli law,” Sharon Levy, an editor at the watchdog, told JNS.
At a StandWithUs anniversary gala in Jerusalem, the U.S. ambassador pledged Christian solidarity with Israel, while two former hostages shared harrowing accounts of captivity in Gaza.