A recent protest letter reportedly signed by 1,000 Israeli Air Force reservists has come under scrutiny after the IDF revealed that only a small number were active personnel, and even fewer were actual pilots. The revelation has sparked political backlash, with top officials condemning the letter as harmful during wartime.
Two Israeli citizens have been indicted for alleged involvement in planning a terror attack and establishing contact with a known terrorist organization. Authorities say the men plotted a stabbing attack at a highly sensitive site and actively sought to join West Bank-based militant groups.
Israeli forces eliminated a senior Hamas operative responsible for sniper attacks during an ongoing military operation targeting terrorist infrastructure in Gaza. The operation is part of broader IDF efforts to dismantle Hamas' military capabilities in key strongholds across the region.
Agam Berger opens up about her captivity experience, reflecting on survival, Passover’s significance, and the plight of remaining hostages.
The two survivors will sing in tribute to Holocaust victims, alongside leaders aiming to bridge generations of Jewish trauma and strength.
Some 150 naval officers sent a letter today to the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense, calling for an end to the war and a deal for the return of the hostages.
Runway chaos at Reagan Airport leaves one jet damaged - and a surprising passenger list emerging.
Dramatic report: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister Dermer updated Cabinet ministers last night that movement has been detected in Hamas's position, and there are serious negotiations for a hostage deal. All the details:
The President has appointed Kaploun, a well-known businessman and philanthropist, to aid in the government's efforts against antisemitism.
A sightseeing helicopter carrying a Spanish family broke apart mid-air and plunged into the Hudson River, sparking a massive emergency response.
An Israeli-American businessman played a pivotal role in a daring operation to secure the release of three Americans, including a Jewish citizen, who were sentenced to death in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. After intense negotiations, the individuals were freed and returned to the U.S., marking the conclusion of a high-stakes rescue mission.
Colonel Haim Cohen, former commander of the Gaza Division's Northern Brigade, criticized the IDF leadership for their failure to act on crucial intelligence before the October 7 Hamas attack. He revealed that his warnings about a potential strike were ignored, leading to disastrous consequences during the assault.
In a poignant moment, Fauda cast members met with two young women who survived 477 days in Gaza captivity, their harrowing ordeal mirroring a storyline from the show. The emotional encounter highlighted the stark difference between fictional portrayals and the brutal reality faced by hostages.
Richard Falk, former UN Special Rapporteur for Palestine, defended the October 7 Hamas attack, calling it "justifiable" and "long overdue." His controversial remarks have sparked criticism due to his long history of anti-Israel sentiment and support for Palestinian armed resistance.
In a major development, Israeli forces have successfully eliminated a Hamas terrorist responsible for parading hostages during propaganda events. This operation is seen as a critical strike against Hamas’s elite "Shadow Unit" and a significant act of justice for those held captive.
A new Channel 14 poll shows Netanyahu's coalition set to gain a small majority of seats in the Knesset, despite the war and the criticism of the government's performance during October 7.
A controversial report claims Israeli forces released pigs near a Palestinian neighborhood in Tulkarm, sparking outrage and concern among local residents. The incident, along with increased military activity in the area, has raised tensions and drawn widespread attention.
Following a lawsuit by hundreds of families of victims of October 7, Bashar Masri stepped down as a board member of Harvard's illustrious Kennedy Center
The British Asserson Law Offices, representing the pro-Israel group Ayelet Hashachar, sent a letter to the International Red Cross demanding the organization see after the religious needs of the remaining living hostages this Passover.
The article details the heroic actions of a small civilian security squad in Kibbutz Re'im who defended their community during the Hamas attack on October 7, holding off dozens of terrorists for hours before military support arrived. Despite being vastly outnumbered, the squad saved lives, rescued civilians, and prevented a larger massacre.