The scope of the investigation could run all the way back to the 1993 Oslo Accords
By Jacob Jaffa
Prince Turki al-Faisal claimed that Jerusalem has been unwilling to ‘pay the price of peace’ in the past
The programme will focus on areas including large language models, AI for privacy and algorithms
By JC Reporter
The Prime Minister’s Office has claimed that Feldstein’s allegations are politically motivated and aimed at deflecting blame for the leak
‘The time has come’ said Foreign Minist Gideon Sa’ar in the wake of the Heaton Park and Bondi massacres
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said the project, which includes the recognition of previously illegal outposts, is designed to prevent a potential Palestinian state in future
The IDF’s chief of staff also hinted at fresh conflict with the Islamic Republic, with Israel said to be concerned about its buildup of ballistic missiles
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The Economist’s annual performance assessment lifted Israel three places above last year’s position
By Siam Goorwich
Confrontations between officers and strictly-Orthodox demonstrators turned violent over the attempted arrests of several draft dodgers
The prime minister will be in a key position to determine what the eventual inquiry examines, with opposition politicians airing claims of a ‘whitewash’
The complex’s design will resemble the chip giant’s iconic spacecraft building in Silicon Valley, accommodating more than 10,000 employees
The payment will be split between private companies and the public purse, but providers will be required to sell to Israelis at a ‘good price’
Those travelling from the West Bank will face significant entry restrictions, while other nations like Syria have been hit with a total prohibition
The prime minister pointed to Canberra’s recognition of a Palestinian state and tolerance of anti-Israel protests
Alex Lobanov, Almog Sarusi, Carmel Gat, Eden Yerushalmi, Hersh Goldberg-Polin and Ori Danino can be seen commemorating the occasion months before their murder
By Daniel Ben-David
Researchers called it ‘a true revolution in Hodgkin lymphoma care’
More than 150 of the 266 reported casualties were affiliated with groups like Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, per the study released by an IDF-linked think tank
The Israeli prime minister will reportedly make his first official visit to Cairo in 15 years to secure the agreement, and repair relations strained by the Gaza War
Declassified files name international NGOs including Oxfam and the Norwegian Refugee Council
By Mark Wood
The State Department could designate the UN agency a ‘foreign terrorist organisation’ following Israeli accusations that its staff took part in the October 7 attacks
The redrafted bill has heavily watered down sanctions against draft dodgers, but is set to pass through the Israeli parliament with the support of some unlikely allies
Francois Wu’s visit came amid speculation that Taipei may look to the Jewish state for greater defence cooperation to push back against China
‘Disarmament for a Palestinian means stripping away his very soul,’ said Khaled Mashal
