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
By Jacob Jaffa
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
Demonstration by members of Strictly Orthodox community follows end to conscription exemption for full-time yeshiva students in Israel
By Daniel Ben-David
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
The negotiations are likely to cause alarm in Israel, given President Erdoğan’s open desire for the destruction of the Jewish state
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The agreement could pave the way for the country to join the Isaac Accords championed by Argentina’s President Milei
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By Leon de Winter
Apparently, the innocent Dutch viewers must be shielded from contamination by the wicked Israeli soul
It’s the largest group of American Christian leaders to visit Israel since its founding
By Siam Goorwich
Avatars created using artificial intelligence allow testimony from conflict zones to be shared worldwide, thanks to Tel Aviv consultancy
Israeli NGO Matnat Chaim had hoped an upcoming gathering of 2,000 kidney donors would make it into next year's Guinness Book of World Records, but was denied.
A video that went viral on social media was mostly AI-generated, but not all of it, an expert tells the JC
By Jamie Shapiro
Alon, who almost lost sight in one of his eyes due to a shrapnel injury, recounted his experiences of starvation and sexual assault at the hands of terrorists
‘The efforts to bring them home will not stop until the mission is complete,’ said the Prime Minister’s Office
Professor Alon Monsonego team discovered that ‘super centenarians’ in Japan displayed a much higher number of a specific type of cell, which control inflammation and help fight disease