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“This is their focus, and of course, it is important to us as well,” said the premier.
Stormy weather delays a Barcelona-launched flotilla of more than 70 protest vessels, as organizers vow to resume once seas calm.
“From the ashes, the loss, and the devastation, a clear cry arose: to be a free people in our land,” the IDF chief of staff wrote.
El Al Airlines is adding nine new flight destinations in Europe and the United States starting next week.
“The war continues, including inside the security zone in Lebanon, where I was just a short while ago,” the premier said.
Gofman will replace David Barnea, who is set to complete his five-year term in June.
The terrorists took several civilians captive on Oct. 7, 2023, including Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Alon Ohel, Eliya Cohen and Or Levy.
Global Jewry reaches 15.8 million, with most survivors in their 80s and 90s, according to Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics.
Jerusalem judges approve postponing the prime minister’s testimony.
The Israeli military has reportedly shifted into a protocol similar to those implemented in the days leading up to past campaigns.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry condemned South Korean President Lee Jae Myung for comments that it said trivialized the Jewish genocide and spread false claims about Israeli forces.
Talks will focus on the implementation of U.S. President Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza.
Israel “will continue to fight Iran’s terror regime and its proxies, unlike Erdogan,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Israeli premier told the country’s High Court that demands to remove the national security minister are unconstitutional.
The guidelines in the so-called “frontline areas” were also tightened to limit public gatherings to up to 50 people outdoors and 100 indoors.
The site contained over 110 pounds of explosive material and around 200 pipe bombs, according to the Israeli military.
“We still have more to do,” the premier said, speaking just hours before the U.S.-Iran talks collapsed.
The dollar continues to weaken against the Israeli currency.
“The Iranian terror regime must not obtain nuclear weapons,” Gideon Sa’ar stressed.
“I do not intend to allow any country to wage a diplomatic war against us without paying an immediate price,” Netanyahu said.
Secretary-General Naim Qassem vows to improve his Lebanese Shi’ite group’s situation following the 2024 Jerusalem-Beirut agreement.
Defense for Children International–Palestine cited Israeli restrictions following its designation by Jerusalem as part of a network linked to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Doron Almog told JNS that one of the most poignant parts of a new documentary about his family is when he was teaching Eran, who died at 23 in 2007, how to swim.
Trump announced that he had agreed to a 14-day ceasefire with the Islamic Republic.
The terrorist group could immediately recover at least two bodies, Israeli authorities say.
The Conference of European Rabbis delayed its Baku gathering over security concerns.
Since Oct. 7, “there’s much greater interest in how scholars function and the internal debates that go on in academia,” the Center for Jewish History president told JNS.
Tom Alexandrovich is accused of soliciting an undercover agent he thought was younger than 16.
The Atlanta-based carrier already renewed service to Israel from New York City in September.
“We have a lot of people who move to New York looking for Jewish community. They find us,” says Ezra Feig, founder of Nice Jewish Runners.
Nasser Hospital said it received the bodies of Gazans via the Red Cross.
Ibrahim Raslan, a maintenance officer for the terror group, was said to have been involved in restoring its infrastructure in southern Lebanon.
Police will summon Israel’s military advocate general, Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, for questioning.
The rally, in which protesters prayed and recited Psalms, was sparked by the recent arrests of Jewish seminary students.
After losing his beloved grandfather on Oct. 7, Gal Pauker revives the family winery, turning grief into growth.
Founded by former captives and relatives of hostages, 255 is based on the understanding that being a hostage family is a lifelong reality.
