Belgium slaps string of sanctions on Israel over Gaza war Brussels will also recognize a Palestinian state but formalize it only after all hostages are released and Hamas no longer rules Gaza.
Netanyahu blocks cabinet vote on partial hostage deal as IDF chief warns against Gaza City operation Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Knesset member Ze’ev Elkin warned that a two-month ceasefire could delay the IDF’s advance not by weeks, but by half a year.
Father of slain Israeli captive says prayers for son ‘went to the other hostages in Gaza’ Eli Shtivi said he began putting on tefillin after October 7, praying daily for his son’s safe return.
Global media blackout targets Israel as foreign ministry condemns ‘political manifesto’ Israeli officials insisted that reporting on Gaza has largely echoed “the campaign of lies that Hamas spreads” and argued that the blackout was political, not journalistic.
Leading genocide scholars organization says Israel is committing genocide in Gaza 'The IAGS has set a historic precedent—for the first time, 'Genocide Scholars' accuse the very victim of genocide—despite Hamas's attempted genocide against the Jewish people,' Israel's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
WATCH: Israel mourns as murdered hostage laid to rest Last week, the IDF recovered the bodies of October 7 hostages Ilan Weiss and Idan Shviti, with Shviti laid to rest today in an emotional ceremony.
Accuser of Israel confesses to genocide Today, what’s rotten in the state of Denmark is the integrity of the country’s leaders.
Israel denies UN claims of ‘forcible disappearances’ at Gaza aid sites The military explained that individuals who approach aid sites outside operational hours or in ways deemed threatening may be detained for questioning.
Israel inks $115 million infrared sensor production deal SCD, based in the Misgav region in the Lower Galilee, makes high-end infrared detectors and laser diodes.
WATCH: How Israel assassinated high-level Iranians during Operation Rising Lion Israel pulled off a daring intelligence coup by hacking Iranian bodyguards’ phones, turning them into tracking beacons that exposed and eliminated top nuclear scientists and commanders.
Teva wins FDA approval for first generic weight-loss drug While most patients with commercial insurance pay around $30 monthly with manufacturer discount cards, those without coverage face the drug’s full list price.
Kibbutz Nahal Oz barriers dismantled amid diminished Gaza threat The IDF is expected to continue dismantling concrete walls in other areas throughout the Gaza Envelope, the report added.
WATCH: Israeli breakthrough in lab-grown kidneys offers new hope for patients Israeli doctors have grown lab-made 'mini kidneys' that survive for months, offering a groundbreaking way to study and treat kidney disease—and new hope for patients like baby Aigal.
Antisemitic Belgian doctor diagnoses patient as ‘Jewish’ Iraqi-born radiologist in Belgium with a history of antisemitism diagnoses 9-year-old patient as 'Jewish' in list of medical problems.
Greta Thunberg’s latest attempt to run Gaza blockade foiled by stormy weather Vessels carrying Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and other anti-Israel protesters as part of Gaza flotilla forced to abandon voyage over stormy weather.
Lebanon dropping Hezbollah disarmament over fear of civil war Hezbollah’s threats of bloodshed forced Beirut to soften its stance, says Israeli analyst.
Major anti-Israel bias revealed in media coverage of Iran war – study International news outlets scrutinized legality of Israel's conduct during the war with Iran more than three times as much as they questioned permissibility of Iran's attacks - including those targeting hospitals and civilian areas.
Trump told Israel to ‘finish Hamas,’ no more negotiations: report Trump has shifted from promoting hostage deals to demanding victory, Netanyahu tells cabinet.
Hamas leader’s family buys $1.8 million luxury villa in Israel Residents of Omer branded the former neighbor a 'traitor' for selling to a Hamas-linked family.
UK antisemitism – Jewish teen shot in the head with air rifle Swastikas were also painted on Jewish homes in Bournemouth, leading police to add patrols to protect the community.
