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Following accusations that she glared at “Miss Palestine” during the Thailand “Miss Universe” pageant, Melanie Shiraz is facing violent threats and heightened security measures.
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics released new figures on the Ethiopian community ahead of the Sigd holiday.
Four teenagers were detained when they blocked demolition equipment at the site.
E.U.’s two civilian missions in Gaza focus on border assistance and supporting the P.A.’s policing and justice reforms.
A planned $500 million American base near Gaza faces questions, as no one other than the Israel Defense Forces is willing to engage in hostilities with Hamas.
The Israeli ambassador to the U.S. discussed the vision of the Abraham Accords and how they can bring Jews and Muslims closer together.
“The government welcomes the ceasefire in Gaza,” a government spokesman said.
Gideon Sa’ar cited Gaza, Lebanon and Yemen as examples of why a Palestinian state would threaten Israel’s security.
The strike near Al-Mansouri eliminated a Hezbollah agent overseeing finance and coordination, according to the Israeli military.
The purpose of the gathering is to exchange professional knowledge with the participating militaries, including from Arab states, the IDF said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government has resisted launching a state commission of inquiry, which has the power to compel testimony.
Samar Maqusi was filmed telling students to “draw their own narrative” on the claims Jews killed a priest in Damascus for his blood.
U.S.-backed resolution proposes international force and interim Gaza board as Israel, Hamas and Russia voice sharply different positions.
Abbas, born on Nov. 15, 1935, in the northern Israeli city of Safed, has led the Palestinian Authority since 2005.
“We will continue to insist that the Hamas regime will not exist on the other side of the border,” said the IDF chief.
Russian Grandmaster Yan Nepomniachtchi is a two-time World Chess Championship finalist and one of the world’s top players.
The New York Jewish community must prepare themselves” amid rising antisemitism, said the outgoing New York mayor during his visit to Israel.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz spoke by phone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday.
An attempt to ban the mass at Verdun failed after a court overturned, it citing the separation of religion and state.
Agam Berger’s violin performance took place at the 38th annual Jüdische Kulturtage.