Category: 1. Israel

A new report has revealed the expected medical and psychological state of the returning hostages, as hospitals prepare to receive them as hostage-ceasefire deal negotiations reach final stages. Sheba, Ichilov, and Beilinson hospitals are…

In keeping with a policy that he instituted when he entered office three-and-a-half years ago, President Isaac Herzog, who on Tuesday released his annual report on appeals for pardons and reduced sentences, reiterated that there would be no…

A Gaza hostage and ceasefire deal is in its final stages of completion, with an announcement expected imminently, but this declaration was delayed throughout Tuesday due to disagreements on the final wording of the deal, sources familiar…

TEL AVIV — During a week when Israel faced multiple ballistic missile attacks from Yemen and renewed rocket fire out of Gaza, the 500 or so Israelis with Soviet roots who gathered in Tel Aviv on Dec. 29 for a full-day festival…

A pro-Palestinian protester interrupted a speech by US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken at the Atlantic Council in Washington on Tuesday, yelling, “Your legacy will be genocide.”

The Genesis Prize Foundation announced on Tuesday that the Genesis Prize 2025 laureate is Argentine President Javier Milei, making him the first head of state to receive the prestigious award, widely referred to as “The Jewish Nobel…

Families of hostages and supporters gathered outside the Prime Minister’s Office on Tuesday afternoon to call for a deal that would free all the hostages as other family members met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the…

Over 55% of survey respondents said they oppose the judicial reform, while 36.5% support it, an Israel Democracy Institute survey revealed.

Mary, a Jewish girl from Brooklyn, New York, founded an organization that supplies tefillin to IDF soldiers who are non-religious or cannot afford them but wish to wrap daily.

Her…

This growth was fueled by larger funding rounds, a record $15.8 billion in mergers…