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“They are voting with their feet, and we must support them by creating suitable units and providing appropriate spiritual guidance"

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is quietly reaching out to progressives and anti-war activists to secure her left flank for a potential 2028 presidential run, Axios reports

The deal formalizes land allocation at the Allenby site, marking a new step in the embassy relocation process

Ukrainian drone attacks have knocked out roughly a third of Russia's refining capacity, triggering nationwide gas shortages with some motorists waiting up to 13 hours to refuel

Catherine Washburn allegedly sent tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency to a man who claimed to be a PIJ fighter in Gaza, according to the Justice Department

Addressing the Herzliya Conference, Director General Amir Baram calls for tailored force buildup and a broader alliance stretching from India through the UAE to Greece and Cyprus

Defense Minister Israel Katz signed sanctions orders against dozens of digital wallets holding more than $8 million, which was intended to fund Hezbollah and other proxies

Democratic leadership has declined to take a position on the measure, leaving members to navigate the vote individually, reflecting a broader rift over Israel policy

Global Jewish leaders join Israeli officials to launch 1,000-home initiative in the Western Negev, as reconstruction efforts unfold alongside ongoing public anger over accountability for Oct. 7th

Oman has delivered a formal proposal to Washington for voluntary shipping service fees in the strait, but Iran says the payments should be obligatory

An Israeli startup says its AI-powered acoustic sensors can detect wildfires in as little as two minutes, offering a new tool to combat increasingly destructive blazes fueled by climate change

Founded by veterans of Israel's elite special operations units, Limey says the future of the internet will be shaped by AI agents—not human users—and has raised $10 million to build the technology

An i24NEWS poll finds broad support for a national unity government after the next election, but most Israelis remain unwilling to accept a prime minister from the opposing political camp

Israeli NGO Save A Child's Heart saved 21 children during a medical mission to Rwanda and helped train the country's first pediatric interventional cardiologist

As the IMEC corridor reshapes global trade, an unprecedented alliance of mayors from Haifa to the Jordan border is betting the north won't be left behind again

Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador welcomed the decision, calling it "a victory for common sense" and for "the countless women and girls who dedicate their lives to sports."

"We will not leave southern Lebanon until the threat is eliminated," Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared. "As long as Hezbollah is here and threatens us, we will stay."

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar brings the resolution to the plenum, declaring it an independent "moral and historical obligation" that goes beyond geopolitical considerations

According to the investigation, the suspect was paid between hundreds of dollars for each assignment he completed.

Israel sends search-and-rescue specialists and Foreign Ministry personnel to assist earthquake victims, with Sa'ar stressing the mission is driven by humanitarian principles

"The Iron Dome continues to prove itself during periods of intense combat while evolving to meet future threats."

Defense Minister Yasar Guler told Reuters ahead of next week's NATO summit in Ankara that the alliance is not in crisis, but adapting to a changing security environment

Fujimori becomes Peru's first elected woman president, edging leftist Roberto Sanchez by a margin of under 1%

Rabbi Aryeh Yazdi cursed Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir at a Bnei Brak rally against military conscription, drawing rebukes from President Herzog, PM Netanyahu, and opposition leaders