Harvard University is exploring the sale of $1 billion of private equity stakes due to financial uncertainty and potential cuts in federal funding.

A Pune company lost Rs 6.5 crore in a Man-in-the-Middle cyber attack after the director initiated a transaction based on a fraudulent email request from another firm. The police are investigating the case and trying to trace the money.

A poll shows that Israelis are less concerned about press freedom and fake news compared to residents of other countries. They express more confidence in the state of their media and are less worried about government interference.

Yale University has revoked the status of a pro-Palestinian student group, Yalies4Palestine, for violating rules and engaging in antisemitic conduct.

Israeli military admits its troops killed UN worker in Gaza Strip after striking a building not identified as a UN facility.

Former Meretz chair Zehava Galon criticizes Israel's far-right and calls for an end to the political war during an anti-war protest in Tel Aviv.

The Israeli government plans to spend $33 million financing the studies of overseas yeshiva students, sparking criticism and debate.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar applauds Paraguay's designation of IRGC, Hamas, and Hezbollah as terrorist organizations and calls for more countries to follow suit.

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema apologized for the city's role in the Holocaust, acknowledging the government's failure to protect its Jewish residents during World War II.

A Jewish model who was bullied in school for being called Anne Frank is now selling racy bikini photos online and claims that her former bullies are buying them.

The Palestine Liberation Organization has created a vice presidency under President Mahmoud Abbas, who has not named a successor.

Appeals judges at the International Criminal Court have ordered a pretrial panel to reconsider an Israeli appeal against the court's jurisdiction over Gaza and the West Bank.