National Rally party leader's reported meetings with Israeli, Lebanese envoys come amid her criticism of Macron's stance on Israel, and as Jerusalem sidelines Paris from Lebanon talks
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At the egalitarian Kotel, Jews from Israel and around the world gather to read the Declaration of Independence, affirming shared values and
Jewish peoplehood.
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Magazine, referencing Hamas Oct. 7 terror attack, says prime minister 'responsible for the worst security failure in his country’s history,' but has since made political comeback
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'Iran has to come, they represent their people,' Gianni Infantino says, while Trump has previously suggested Iranian players might not be safe on American soil
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2 Palestinians reportedly wounded in separate stone-throwing incident near Bethlehem; rights group says 378 attacks carried out during 40 days of Iran war
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Join top Rabbanim and experts to gain inspiration on connecting to Israel. Alongside with real estate, legal, and mortgage experts who will break down how buying property in Israel is within reach.
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Orthodox groups file amicus brief on behalf of Daniel Grand, who has been banned since 2021 by University Heights municipality from holding Shabbat services in his residence
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College for Contemporary Judaism centers around liberal Judaism, commitment to backing Israel, and serving US Jews between the coasts where rabbinical access is limited
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Sanders' resolutions to stop bulldozer, bomb deliveries gain broad Democratic support, demonstrating major shift in party's approach toward Israel over wars in Gaza, Lebanon
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As Viktor Orban’s 16-year rule crumbles under economic collapse, Israelis in Budapest see a blueprint for change – but the path in Israel remains far more complex
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Study of 3,000-year-old animal teeth from Tel Hazor in the Upper Galilee shows herds moved between warring Israel and Aram, shedding light on ancient boundaries' permeability
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White House says 2nd meeting, if one takes place, will likely be in Islamabad; senior Iranian official says some progress has been made, but 'fundamental disagreements still remain'
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47-year-old woman and 46-year-old man detained hours after targeting Reform temple, throwing two bottles of suspected flammable material that did not end up igniting
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Lebanese source says country 'not aware' of planned conversation, after Trump hoped call would create 'breathing room' * Hezbollah continues firing at Israel * Government approves 5-year, billion-shekel plan to develop Golan
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Budgeting for the purely defensive anti-missile system was once a given, but since Oct. 7, left-wing progressives, financial conservatives, and liberal Zionists all have reasons to see it go
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Judges seem inclined to try to revive compromise deal to curb national security minister's interference in law enforcement, but AG warns that strategy was tried and failed; 4 MKs expelled for shouting down judges
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'Yudith Levin: Break of Dawn' at the Israel Museum features her work over 50 years, from her brother's 1956 death in a military plane crash through the Oct. 7 Hamas atrocities
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The closure comes as fees at independent schools become subject to value added tax and as more students enroll in Haredi institutions
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Offer hinges on whether Washington is prepared to meet Tehran's demands to free hundreds of tankers and ships that have been stuck since the war began
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US claims it didn’t ask Israel to hold fire at Hezbollah, but would welcome truce as part of Lebanon talks; IDF chief says south Lebanon to be 'kill zone' for terrorists; 5 soldiers wounded in Hezbollah attack
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Ship tracking data shows only a few ships have transited key waterway during ceasefire, as US military says it has some 10,000 personnel ready to enforce naval blockade
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Currency’s strength reflects optimism over an Iran deal and Lebanon truce; Bank of Israel not seen intervening in the market, hurting exports
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UK leads statement signed by EU countries, Australia, Japan and New Zealand; British minister says 'avoiding knee-jerk responses is key to limiting costs for households'
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With criticism of Trump's Middle East policy now also coming from the right, VP says he 'understands' young people don't support US wars, but deflects blame to Joe Biden
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Sagit Afik says proceedings at special panel don't meet basic requirements, demands return to economics committee, after clash in which legal advisers were silenced
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Petr Macinka says he is reopening discussion of moving embassy to Jerusalem, no matter what EU thinks; says leftist anti-Israel feeling 'almost a religion' among many Europeans
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The country's Jewish president signs a law making hate crimes against Jews punishable by up to eight years in prison
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The hard-right parties ran together in 2022, but Otzma Yehudit has now climbed to around 10 seats in surveys, while Religious Zionism can't breach the electoral threshold
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Who won the war with Iran – and what comes next? Yaakov is joined by Avner Vilan. Together, they break down what was achieved, what wasn’t, and where things go from here.
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