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Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent anti-Israel activist, claims he was detained and deported as punishment for supporting the Palestinians. He demands $20 million in damages from the Trump administration.
Newly released recording from 2024 reveals the president told both leaders he would strike their capitals.
The Spanish government authorizes the acquisition of Israeli defense technology from Elbit Systems with an initial funding of 350 million euros.
Fatalities include 27 children and counselors from Camp Mystic where the Guadalupe River surged over 26 feet in less than an hour.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the White House ahead of a second meeting within 24 hours with US President Donald Trump. The meeting was arranged outside the planned itinerary.
"Death to IDF" slogan spreads from Glastonbury festival to targeted intimidation campaigns as MIT researcher faces threats over Israeli collaboration.
Richard Tice, deputy chairman of Reform UK party leading in polls, attacks government's treatment of Israel and links antisemitism rise to immigration patterns.
Netanyahu and his entourage landed at the US Air Force's Andrews Base near Washington. Israel Hayom has learned that the US is pressuring Qatar to “deliver the goods” regarding efforts to reach a hostage deal.
Following North Korea's involvement, Moscow has reportedly reached an agreement with the government of Laos to send combat engineers to assist Russian forces with mine clearance. Ukrainian intelligence believes the Kremlin is trying to lure the impoverished Southeast Asian nation into a deeper role in the war.
StopAntisemitism criticizes NYC's likely mayor on social media for sharing a video last year featuring Indian performers dressed as Jewish characters engaging in Hanukkah rituals.
