The attack at the Gush Etzion junction on Tuesday left one man dead and three injured
By JC Reporter
The new product has the same nutritional benefits as the real deal and retains the same ‘taste, texture, and functionality’, according to the manufacturer
By Jacob Jaffa
Avinatan Or recounted the moment when his tunnel hit the root of a tree, which he said ‘felt like touching life in a place of death’
The move has been opposed by the IDF, with some commentators suggesting it could threaten Israel’s security
The prime minister promised ‘forceful action’ against extremists amid accusations of lax IDF enforcement
Former Brexit negotiator Lord Frost said the assembly should be focusing on the Brexit fallout, rather than criticising a UK ally
By Jamie Shapiro
The vote has been welcomed by Arab leaders and Prime Minister Netanyahu, but rejected by Hamas
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Sara Unterberg, who is moving from Uruguay, is officially the oldest person to immigrate to Israel this year
By Siam Goorwich
Instead, an independent panel appointed by ministers will examine the lead-up to the terror attacks, reportedly including the impact of anti-government protests on Hamas’ decision-making
Israel has raised concerns about the plan’s apparent commitment to establishing a Palestinian state
Former captives reported instances of sexual coercion, gang rape and humiliation
Hillel Neuer, director of UN Watch and one of the speakers in the debate, labelled the motion an 'inversion of reality’
The former pro footballer and Kibbutz Be’ri resident was murdered on October 7 – just three hostages remain following his return
Their wedding was presided over by Israel’s former chief rabbi, David Lau
The Israeli prime minister was responding to the efforts of US President Trump to secure him clemency
Israel Police Commissioner Daniel Levy claimed the decision ‘may sow fear among investigators who testify in criminal investigations’
