‘No other country’ – Reservists share burnout, call for Gaza victory Amid expanded Gaza City operation, reservists called for a decisive victory, not endless rounds of call-ups.
IDF soldier who sabotaged UAV given light sentence in plea bargain The commander who ordered him to remove a spark plug from the engine will not be treated leniently, according to the prosecution.
Israel applauds American sanctions on top ICC officials The U.S. is showing its opposition to the International Criminal Court’s ‘judicial overreach,' said Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
‘Worker intifada’ – 18 arrested at Microsoft anti-Israel protest Protesters demanded Microsoft cut all ties with the Israeli government and IDF.
Prominent rabbi foils plot to assassinate Attorney General The ex-Sephardic Chief Rabbi’s swift action helped unravel a concrete threat against Israel’s top legal official.
Final approval of 3400 Jewish homes is ‘historic nail in coffin’ of ‘two-state delusion’ Smotrich said the plan 'erases the two-state delusion and consolidates the Jewish people’s hold on the heart of the Land of Israel.'
IDF launches invasion of Gaza City, repels massive Hamas attack Ten terrorists were killed in exchanges of fire and in airstrikes; Three IDF soldiers were wounded, one seriously.
Hamas terrorist who forced hostage to kiss him eliminated by the IDF Shem Tov later described his months in Hamas captivity, including threats to his life when he refused to participate in attacks on Israeli soldiers.
WATCH: Sister of Nepali hostage held in Gaza calls for his release At Hostages Square, Pushpa Joshi, sister of abducted student Bipin Joshi, delivered a heartbreaking plea after 680 days without news of him, urging Israel, Nepal, and the U.S. to secure a deal that will finally bring her brother and all hostages home.
WATCH: Over 10,000 targets struck in Gaza since March Backed by six maneuvering divisions, Israeli forces destroyed dozens of tunnels, dismantled terrorist cells, and disrupted Hamas’s chain of command.
‘Nazi summer camp’: Fidelity Investment employee launches antisemitic tirade against Jewish journalist StopAntisemitism, a Jewish civil rights group based in New York City, reported that Fidelity Investments promptly fired Gordon from her role.
‘Many of our grad students are angry’: UC Berkeley rescinded job offer to Israeli professor over national origin, lawsuit alleges In Nativ's case, all appeared well with Berkeley until the Oct. 7 attacks turned campus into a hotbed of anti-Israel activity.
WATCH: Footage shows armed Hamas terrorist get run over by IDF tank IDF troops fought off a major Hamas assault in Khan Yunis, killing about ten terrorists in close combat and with air support, though one soldier was seriously wounded and two others lightly hurt.
Jordan introduces school textbooks justifying Hamas massacre IMPACT-se examined eighty-eight new textbooks for Grades 1-12, fifty-one textbooks from previous years still on the Jordanian Ministry of Education list of textbooks, as well as 150 older textbooks no longer in use.
Pentagon seeks $3.5B to replenish missile arsenal after Iran attacks RTX Corp. stands to receive the largest share of replenishment contracts, with approximately $1 billion earmarked for Standard Missile interceptors.
WATCH: Moroccan diplomat says Abraham Accords remain firm despite regional tensions Chaimae Bouazzaoui, who served as Morocco’s first diplomat in Tel Aviv, says ties with Israel remain strong despite regional tensions, stressing the Abraham Accords will continue to be a foundation for peace and cooperation.
World’s first human spinal cord implant to take place in Israel The new procedure aims to replace the damaged section with a lab-grown spinal cord that fuses with healthy tissue above and below the injury.
Four IDF soldiers hurt in southern Syria blast On Aug. 10, Israeli forces arrested a weapons trafficker during an overnight operation in southern Syria.
WATCH: From horror to hope at kibbutz Nir Oz On October 7, Hamas murdered 47 residents and kidnapped 76 from Nir Oz—today, young Israelis are rebuilding the shattered community with their own hands.
Renowned trauma expert Bessel van der Kolk banned from teaching at Omega Institute over ‘antisemitic comments’ Founded in 1977, Omega has long been a center for spiritual and healing movements, offering courses in meditation, yoga, psychology and holistic health.
