West Bank Arabs set Israeli vehicle on fire after Jewish rioters torch Palestinian cars - report
The alleged incident follows an IDF raid on an illegal West Bank outpost on Wednesday.
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WATCH: Haredi protesters block light rail near Jerusalem's Bar Ilan Street, one suspect arrested
Herzog warns political hostility in Israel impacts Diaspora Jews, calls for greater unity
Israel, Greece, Cyprus reject Turkey-Libya maritime deal, agree to deepen defense ties
Demolition of illegal West Bank Bedouin community begins as E1 plan faces legal challenges
Several NGOs said the community is over a kilometer from Ma'ale Adumim, arguing that the distance undermines the government's claim that the demolition was necessary for development plans.
BoP’s Blair meets Herzog, Netanyahu in Israel as US pushes to revive Gaza reconstruction plan
The former British prime minister, representing Trump’s Board of Peace, is expected to discuss a Palestinian technocratic committee and an international stabilization force for Gaza.
Heart2Heart plans campaign for veterans’ trauma-sensitive yoga sessions
Israel Heart2Heart says its program for veterans living with PTSD draws more than 200 applications for every 17 places, as it seeks funds to keep weekly sessions going after retreats end.
Amid UN tensions, Israel moves to increase number of citizens employed by organization - exclusive
Israel’s mission to the UN is encouraging Israelis to apply for professional and managerial posts across the organization, using mechanisms meant to boost underrepresented countries.
Three detained amid investigation into unlawful blood sample collections at Kaplan Medical Center
Prof. Kobi George, head of the hospital's cardiology department, was suspended following the launch of the hospital's internal investigation about two weeks ago.
WATCH: IDF finds hundreds of Hezbollah weapons in southern Lebanon, tunnel shaft in civilian home
The announcement followed the finding of additional weapons in the area on Sunday, including inside a civilian home.
When Israeli Culture is Rejected by the World
A new assessment exposes the growing exclusion of Israeli and Jewish artists from American museums, publishing, and the performing arts.
The midterm wake-up call
What do Democratic midterm victories mean for Republicans, American politics, and the future of US-Israel relations?
The New Economics of Global Defense
Ukraine’s drone warfare offers Israel a critical lesson: modern defense depends not just on technology, but on the ability to produce, adapt, and replace weapons quickly.
Yad Vashem and Religious Kibbutz Movement mark 88 years since Kristallnacht with 'Spread the Light'
Yad Vashem and the Religious Kibbutz Movement are inviting synagogues, universities, theaters and military bases to keep their lights burning through the night of November 9.
