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Justices said the petitioners, among them former Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon, former Chief of Staff Dan Halutz and MK Naama Lazimi, did not give the prime minister enough time to respond and contained arguments already heard by the court

Poison has spread online since the beginning of the war, with conspiracy theories blaming Netanyahu's opponents for the death and devastation. Shikma Bressler, a leader in the anti-overhaul protest movement, isn't taking the attacks quietly

Bank Leumi is the first Israeli bank to act in response to U.S. President Joe Biden's decision to impose sanctions on four Israeli settlers. Additional banks are expected to take similar steps to avoid legal implications in the United States.

The law, which prevents Palestinians from obtaining resident status in Israel if they marry Israeli residents, was originally passed in 2002, during the second intifada, and has been extended annually since

The new directives are based on lessons learned after the first group of hostages was freed from captivity in the Gaza Strip at the end of November

Dassi Erlich's new memoir, In Bad Faith, presents a full picture of the now 36-year-old as a mother, sister, wife and daughter, the victim of an abusive family, a manipulative principal, and a cold ultra-Orthodox Jewish community

According to the indictment, Aviya Abayof, 23, of the West Bank settlement Ma'aleh Adumim, was playing with a friend's firearm when he inadvertently shot another friend. The gun owner obtained his license after National Security Minister Ben-Gvir expedited the authorization process

Jews and Palestinians are experiencing the horrifying violence engulfing us in different ways. But at my daughter's school, where some families lost relatives living in Gaza, others to October 7, every morning kids and teachers show up, committed to figuring out how to live together

'The poison machine never stops working,' says Shikma Bressler, one of the faces of the Israeli protest movement against the Netanyahu government's judicial overhaul, who was accused by a Likud lawmaker of having links to Hamas and being involved in the October 7 attack

A Nazi organization that beguiled 100,000 Americans from 1936 to 1941 is the subject of a new documentary whose creator compares the Jew-hatred of those years to the antisemitism today

A pessimistic mood among tech leaders as a result of the Gaza war: Evidence is mounting that Israel's tech sector is falling behind the rest of the world, with gloomy employment forecasts, a drop in investment and a decline in companies reporting mass hiring

Incidents of Jews spitting on or near Christian worshippers in Jerusalem's Old City have become widespread, garnering condemnation from Israeli government officials and religious leaders, however some prominent figures view spitting on Christians as 'ancient Jewish custom'

The famed Michelin guide isn't coming, and neither do the tourists. How does the Israeli fine dining scene survive after Hamas' October 7 massacre? As one successful chef puts it: 'F* Michelin'

At a debate at the Palo Alto City Council in northern California, pro-Palestinian activists interrupted the speakers' expressions of support for Israel and loudly denied atrocities committed by Hamas on Oct. 7. 'They did not murder anyone!' one attendee shouted

The Israeli army announced that a 24-year-old soldier was killed in southern Gaza on Saturday

At the 2024 windsurfing World Championship held in the Canary Islands, two Israeli women won medals, with Sharon Kantor winning gold and teammate Katy Spychakov winning bronze. Kantor is expected to represent Israel at the Paris Olympics this summer

National Security Minister Ben-Gvir attacked the Biden administration, spoke about financially incentivizing Palestinians to leave Gaza and reiterated he opposition to any hostage deal that would see Palestinian prisoners released

An IDF psychological warfare unit ran a Telegram channel targeting Israeli audience without approval. The army initially denied involvement, but an internal investigation following Haaretz exposé revealed its involvement

The European Union will need to unanimously vote in favor of sanctions on violent West Bank settlers, a decision that has been 'sped up' after Biden's move

The White House has begun to introduce its 'Biden Doctrine' for the Middle East, though Israel's position is still made fragile by Netanyahu. All the while, the U.S. is taking care to avoid a full military confrontation with Iran

'Deal or death sentence': Thousands of Israelis rally in Tel Aviv to demand hostage release deal ■ Republicans push bill to give Israel $17 billion in emergency funding ■ Israel waiting for Hamas to deliver comments on hostage deal proposal ■ U.S. forces strike Houthi anti-ship missile