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The ship will set off on a month-long trip after already being rerouted twice due to the current security threat in the Red Sea. NGO Israel Against Live Shipments called on the Agriculture Ministry to 'stop this insanity'

Information obtained by Haaretz indicates IDF commanders have ordered soldiers to set fire to abandoned Gaza homes without legal approval. Several hundred have already been irreparably damaged

Maj. (res.) Yizhar Hofman, a 36-year-old from northern Israel, was killed in combat on Wednesday. On October 7, he took part in the battle for Kibbutz Be'eri

U.S. Jewish leadership and lawmakers from both parties are growing impatient with Qatar's failure to use its full leverage against Hamas, and their frustration is coming to bear in ways previously unseen

A Knesset committee is set to hear a proposal for a new 'kosher cell phone law' that would block LGBTQ helplines not available 24/7 – and therefore not considered emergency services – on rabbinically-certified cell phones

The Standing Together movement was labeled 'intellectually dishonest' by BDS, leading the group to issue a statement emphasizing that 'the fight for Palestinian liberation is multi-faceted'

Standing Together is a fast-growing grassroots movements in Israel bringing Jews and Arabs together. It confronts the occupation, it's at the forefront of protests against the Gaza war, it visits the families of hostages. And now a key BDS group is calling to boycott it

Genetic analysis doesn't definitively close the case of syphilis' origin, but detects its cousins in prehistoric South America – and redates the emergence of the disease

Israeli artist Moran Kliger was set to fly to her exhibition's opening in Cape Town, but the October 7 attack, the ongoing war in Gaza and the animosity between Israel and South Africa caused by the trial in the Hague made her feel unsafe to go

At least 47 cities have passed symbolic resolutions calling for a halt to Israel's Gaza bombardment, some in swing states that could be decisive in Biden's re-election bid

An exhibition dealing with the Hamas attacks will have 70 posters printed on 70-by-70 centimeter stock, and divided into seven categories

At the German parliament's memorial event for victims of the Holocaust, and amidst the rise of the far-right AfD party, Eva Szepesi and the German chancellor expressed concerns for the country's future. 'Those who remain silent are complicit,' the chancellor said

'Eretz Nehederet,' Israel's most popular sketch comedy show, mocked the UNRWA in wake of recent Oct. 7 Hamas-affiliation allegations. It also had a fictional UN chief 'horrified ;by UNRWA, saying, 'Of course, I think we need to double their funding'

Tal Kantor hoped to visit Hollywood to promote her animated short film 'Letter to a Pig' in October, but the Gaza war changed everything – including how people respond to her touching, Oscar-nominated work about a Holocaust survivor and the power of compassion and empathy

The Scandinavian country urged other UNRWA donor nations to 'reflect on wider consequences,' of cutting funding amid reports of employees' taking part in Hamas and Islamic Jihad Oct. 7 attacks. 'UNWRA is a vital lifeline for 1.5 million refugees in Gaza,' Norway's foreign minister

Variety Magazine website reported that the move by the German-based company also follows the founder of the band Pink Floyd's past remarks against Israel, the U.S., and support for Russian President Vladimir Putin

'In this darkest of times, we remain committed to a resolution of the conflict that will ensure Israel's security and allow for Palestinian self-determination and self-governance' the Reform movement leaders said in a statement

The army also said that five soldiers were seriously wounded in battles in Gaza on Tuesday. They are receiving medical treatment and their families have been notified

Harrow was charged over profits he pocketed from a company he kept ownership of despite being ordered to sell his part before starting his tenure

Guili is one of 61 police officers killed on October 7. Guili, a resident of Meitar in the southern Israel, was on sick leave on October 7 and decided to head toward the Western Negev when he understood an emergency was underway

The Israeli prime minister is nearing a critical decision point: to accept the deal with heavy concessions and face criticism from many Israelis, or reject it as demanded by far-right ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, risking the departure of centrist ministers. Meanwhile, he's resorting to vague semi-denials

Given their lack of involvement in running the war, the proponents of expelling Gaza's Palestinians are clinging on to a conflict with Gantz's centrist party – mainly because it is soaring in the polls. Even if Ben-Gvir and Smotrich object to a hostage deal, they won't go the whole nine yards

IDF releases name of officer killed in combat in the Gaza Strip ■ NBC News: U.S. plans 'campaign' of retaliatory attacks on Iran-backed militias that could last 'weeks' ■ The Stockholm police detonated an explosive charge found near the Israeli embassy in Sweden ■ Hamas sources say Hamas political head will agree to potential hostage deal if provides guarantees for extended cease-fire ■ Palestinian reports: Four dead, including a child, in the assassination of an Islamic Jihad member in Rafah

1,894 Holocaust survivors, including 554 from communities near the Gaza border, were evacuated from homes when Hamas launched its brutal attacks on Israeli communities