Could Jerusalem lose its status as Israel's largest city?
Construction in Jerusalem hit a new high in 2023, with work beginning on 5,800 new housing units – the largest number to date.
Construction in Jerusalem hit a new high in 2023, with work beginning on 5,800 new housing units – the largest number to date.
The War Cabinet approved the additional compromises for the negotiating team as published by President Biden, particularly the possibility of continuing negotiations during a ceasefire, something Israel had opposed until now.
Irish Eurovision contestant unwittingly shares pro-Israel artwork.
A mother of a Jewish student in the class told a local news outlet that her son felt extremely uncomfortable during the biased presentation and questioned the need to surrender their cellphones beforehand.
Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Akhbar says the terror group underscored it will only finalize its position upon receiving an official document enshrining full Israeli consent.
Fires began to break out Monday in northern towns following rocket launches from Lebanon. During the night, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a situational assessment on the matter with security officials and the National Fire and Rescue Authority.
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant tells US Secretary of State Antony Blinken that Hamas will not be in control in Gaza "the day after," vowing that Israel will not stop its military campaign until all captives are returned and Hamas' rule is toppled.
In the recording, a woman's voice pleads with Israelis to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, accusing it of being willing to let the captives die. "Please, don't let Netanyahu and the government kill us," the voice says. "Save us. Time is running out."
Yair Golan faces backlash after recording surfaces in which he speaks about the various means for the public to exert pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government, including through "widespread civil disobedience."
Al-Arabiya hostess Rasha Nabil questions the timing of the missile barrage launched from Rafah toward Israeli civilians as the IDF was advancing toward the city.
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