A re-drafted version of the law is set to relax requirements for yeshiva students to enlist and reduce penalties for draft dodging
By Jacob Jaffa
The 21-year-old agricultural intern had arrived in Israel just 19 days before the October 7 attacks
Shahid Butt added that balaclavas were not necessary either ‘unless you’ve got a bit of a sensitive job’
By Jamie Shapiro
The growth was driven by a surge of financial services exports to the Jewish state and the returning influx of IT firms
The special rapporteur was referring to a bill, currently progressing through the Knesset, to impose the death penalty on terrorists convicted of murdering Israelis
Researchers at Israel’s official memorial to Shoah victims have worked for decades to piece together the identities of millions of Jews killed
By Hannah Sugars
Ministers accused the city’s next mayor of promoting ‘anti-Israel and anti-Jewish rhetoric’
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‘Wonderful son’ released 760 days after October 7 abduction
The mural was vandalised with white paint, covering Shiri Bibas’ face and the Star of David on the Israeli flag
Claims against the Jewish state were allegedly ‘raced to air’ without adequate checks in order to ‘paint Israel as the aggressor’
The bill would not impose the same sentence for Israelis convicted of killing Palestinians
The military previously banned all Chinese cars from parking on its bases
The board will also be able to establish a multinational military force to administer security in the Strip until the Palestinian Authority undergoes significant reform
Members of We Democracy gathered in London on Sunday to remember the Israeli prime minister who was murdered in 1995
A memorial rally in Tel Aviv for the former Israeli PM drew up to 150,000 people on Saturday
By Siam Goorwich
The recipient had previously undergone three unsuccessful transplants from human donors
