Turkey is blocking Israeli imports and exports
The Colombian president threatened in March to cut diplomatic ties with Jerusalem
Eden Golan arrived in Malmo on Tuesday to begin rehearsing
The prime minister reiterates that a "permanent ceasefire" will not happen before Hamas is destroyed in Gaza
"Now that American students are under siege, this is the right policy at the right time to give Jewish students a safe space," says Inbal Ratz-Gilmore of the Kohelet Policy Forum
Lara Pines had to settle into Israeli society while dealing with the trauma of October 7
Members of Jewish Voice for Peace drew widespread ridicule over their botched attempt at Hebrew
Omri Miran and Keith Siegel appear in the second Hamas propaganda video released in three days
ICJ did not rule there was a ‘plausible’ claim of Israeli genocide in Gaza
Israel ‘will suspend Rafah operation if Hamas agrees hostage deal’
Former hostage reveals how Hamas captor demanded her hand in marriage
Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir rushed to hospital after car crash
The film was first shown during a screening in New York on Thursday and can now be watched online
The fatality was named as Sharif Suad from the Bedouin town of Sallama, located in the Galilee
Avigail Idan was captured by Hamas after her parents were murdered at their family home
Khalil al-Hayya’s claim contradicts previous statements he has made about Hamas’s intentions
A psychologist working with festivalgoers has deep concerns about survivors’ mental health
Signs and pamphlets cite rulings from leading rabbinical authorities who have condemned such actions
His parents called the video, the first proof of life since his abduction, "overwhelming,"
A solidarity trip to Israel inspired an event in memory of Mor Shakuri
After near silence from feminist bodies, Israel’s Association of Rape Crisis Groups is urging the world not to look the other way
It sent a message to the regime that we can hit them any time but allowed us to focus on Gaza
Of the 15 members of the council, 12 voted for a Palestinian state
UN atomic watchdog says nuclear facilities not hit
Yussef Rafik Ahmed Shabat served in the terrorist group’s Beit Hanoun Internal Security Department
Netanyahu has reportedly backtracked on a pre-approved military response to Iran’s attack
The Paydari Front have reportedly gained influence within the Islamic Republic’s regime
During Passover, the Arab Israeli hotel worker is the nominal owner of food and alcohol worth billions of shekels
For Israelis it was a tense wait after Iran launched its attack
Budget airline pulls Israel fights for half a year as tensions rise in Middle East
The delegation representing Israel at the art fair will not open their show in protest at war
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