'Not forgotten': US envoy Huckabee, Yarden Bibas dedicate tree to murdered Bibas family
"The sacrifice that your family made for the people of Israel is one that obviously is not being forgotten," Huckabee told Yarden and Ofri during the dedication.
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Trump briefs Netanyahu on 'American moves in Gulf' in phone call after US renews strikes on Iran
Jerusalem Film Festival opens 43rd edition at Sultan's Pool with 6,000 guests
Netanyahu a ‘burden to Trump,' dismantled US-Israel ties, Liberman tells ‘Post’ - interview
Netanyahu speaks with Venezuela delegation as the nation is forced to bury unidentified bodies
"We didn't ask questions about who and what," the prime minister said. "We asked: 'What needs to be done to help?'"
Arab Israeli soccer star Anan Khalaili to join Inter Milan in record transfer for Israeli player
According to the report, Khalaili will be transferred to Inter Milan for 25 million euros, with a salary of approximately 2 million euros per season, including bonuses.
At least one in four women experienced violent behavior from partner or relative, study finds
According to data collected by The Israel Women’s Network (IWN) and presented in the “Great Women’s Survey 2026," at least 900,000 women have experienced violence from a partner or relative.
IDF conducts at least four strikes in 72 hours in Gaza Strip, kills PIJ commander
Also on Wednesday, the IDF conducted a strike in northern Gaza, killing Hamas sniper Abdullah Baha al-Din Razak Al-Souti.
Netanyahu at IDF's pilot course graduation: 'With or without deal, Iran won't have nuclear weapons'
Netanyahu gave a speech at the graduation ceremony for the IDF's 192nd pilot course, held in the Hatzerim Air Force Base on Thursday, with most of the defense and political authorities present
Israel not expected to get involved in new round of US-Iran fighting, officials tell 'Post'
IDF officials do not expect Israel to be drawn into the US-Iran exchanges at this time, though they said that the military is ready for any eventuality.
Knesset advances Torah study bill after haredim, Netanyahu agree to strip controversial clause
The agreement is expected to allow the bill to advance in the Knesset's House Committee ahead of its final second and third readings after previous coaltion objections to wording.
Labor court blocks Walla layoffs, overhaul pending talks with journalists’ union
The ruling explained, in a unionized workplace, a company cannot proceed with layoffs before giving the union the information needed to understand, question, and offer solutions to the plan.
WATCH: ‘We’ve paid with our blood’: Veterans confront haredi lawmakers demanding support
The House Committee had convened to hear revisions on the contentious bill that seeks to enshrine Torah study as a fundamental value in the country’s Basic Law, ahead of final readings.
Israel doesn't need unconditional US support to be confident in its own strength - analysis
Emanuel's argument has been made before and sits at the crossroads of which policy works best in the US-Israel relationship: whether Israel needs more “tough love" or unconditional love.
