Debris from interceptors fired at an incoming Houthi missile is found outside the Knesset in Jerusalem. The IDF is investigating the incidents.

Yoav Gallant's wife reveals that their daughter was the first to inform him of the Hamas assault on southern Israel in 2023. She also discusses the demonstrations outside their home and Gallant's support for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Residents in northern Israel are hesitant to return home due to fears of future attacks, despite the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah.

The Israeli military carried out airstrikes in Yemen, targeting Houthi military targets in the rebel-held capital and a port city. The strikes coincided with the Houthis firing a missile at central Israel, which was intercepted by the Arrow air defense system.

An IDF reservist charged in the Prime Minister's Office leak scandal has asked for a pardon from President Isaac Herzog. The reservist was charged with transferring classified information, theft, and obstruction of justice.

The Israeli Air Force conducted overnight strikes in Yemen, targeting Houthi military targets in Hodeidah port and the capital Sanaa.

Defense Minister Israel Katz warns Houthi leaders that Israel will reach them following Israeli strikes in Yemen. IDF chief spokesman Daniel Hagari accuses Iran of supporting the Houthis and declares that the military will act against anyone in the Middle East who threatens Israel.

Israeli fighter jets strike Houthi targets in Yemen in response to ongoing attacks on Israel.

White House spokesperson John Kirby chokes up while praying for hostages at Israeli Embassy Hanukkah event.

President Herzog meets with family of NCO accused of leaking stolen file to PM's spokesman.

A Montreal synagogue was firebombed for the second time in just over a year, as part of a series of attacks on Canadian Jewish institutions since Hamas's invasion of Israel.

The Justice Department clarifies that Mufid Abdulqader Mashaal, the half-brother of senior Hamas official Khaled Mashaal, is in 'community confinement' and has a projected release date of December 12, 2025.

The diary of a Jewish teenager from 1945 has gone viral on TikTok, attracting millions of viewers and sparking conversations about historical perspective.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to discuss a potential ceasefire deal with Hamas in a high-level meeting with top security officials. Efforts to reach a deal have been gaining momentum, with the involvement of CIA chief William Burns. However, there are still disagreements on key issues, and the deal could fall apart. Netanyahu has reduced the number of people involved in the negotiations and instructed them not to share any details to prevent sabotage from far-right members of his coalition.

Donald Trump opposes a funding package to prevent a government shutdown, calling concessions to Democrats a betrayal.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to meet with top officials to discuss Gaza ceasefire deal progress.

US envoy criticizes Israeli conduct in the West Bank and settler violence, urging Israel to ease restrictions and take action against settlements and attacks.

A survey conducted by Tel Aviv University shows that Arab Israelis have developed a stronger sense of unity with Jews in Israel since the outbreak of war. The survey also highlights the issue of crime and violence in Arab Israeli communities.

Hamas is showing flexibility in hostage talks, but the deal could still fall apart. Israel is working on a plan to provide humanitarian aid to Gaza with the help of a private American contractor.

Iran's rial hits a record low, losing over 10% of its value since the US presidential election. The currency's decline is compounded by a worsening energy crisis.

Four protesters accused of launching flares at the home of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claim they were held by terrorists and spies during their detention. They argue that their actions were part of a non-violent protest and that they did not intend to harm the prime minister or his residence.

The head of a US Jewish security group urges the community to review security protocols for Hanukkah in light of increased antisemitism.

Amanda Borschel-Dan, host of The Daily Briefing podcast, discusses her accent, love for Hebrew, and journey to becoming a trusted voice in Israel-related news.

Former Supreme Court justice Hanan Melcer warns that the government's plans to overhaul the media market poses 'a danger to Israeli democracy' and pledges to 'use all means at our disposal to thwart this plot.' Critics accuse the government of undermining democracy through legislative initiatives that would grant it oversight over television ratings data and privatize the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation and Army Radio.

The IDF has ordered evacuations in central Gaza ahead of an offensive, while progress is being made towards a hostage-ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.

The Supreme Court urges the state to expedite a decision on recognizing Alon Shamriz as a fallen soldier after he was mistakenly killed by IDF troops in Gaza.

Iran executes man convicted of attacks on dozens of women in Tehran.

Far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich criticizes potential ceasefire-hostage deal, stating it does not meet war aims or bring all hostages home.

Thousands of students in Israel hold nationwide walkout to demand the release of hostages.

US intelligence assessments wrongly predicted catastrophic outcomes if Israel escalated against Hezbollah. However, Israel's military achievements in Lebanon were overwhelming, as the IDF dismantled Hezbollah's military infrastructure and killed and wounded thousands of operatives.

A lawsuit alleges that the State Department has allowed Israel to bypass a US law restricting foreign military support over human rights abuses.

Several hundred demonstrators gather in Central Park every Sunday for a weekly rally in support of hostages held in Gaza, demonstrating the staying power of the hostage issue for Jewish New Yorkers and the community that has formed around their plight.

US President Joe Biden says he spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and they will speak again, but it is unclear if he is referring to a recent call.

Mayor Eric Adams declares himself a 'modern day Maccabbee' during a Hanukkah event held at New York City's official mayoral residence.

CIA Director Bill Burns is set to meet Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani in Doha to discuss progress toward a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and a hostage release deal. Talks are also being held in Cairo, and an agreement could be signed in the coming days.

'The Bibi Files' has been shortlisted for an Academy Award for Best Documentary. The film features leaked footage of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his family being questioned by police as part of a corruption investigation.

Staff Sgt. Yishay Fitusi, 21, was killed while battling the Hamas invasion of the Nahal Oz IDF outpost. He was known for taking troubled youth under his wing and providing them with strength and encouragement.

Ofer Udi, a truck driver and father, was killed by Hamas terrorists while trying to escape a music festival. He is remembered for his devotion to his children and his generosity towards others.

Thai cousins Dua Sae-yang and Somchai Sae-yang, who were working as agricultural laborers in Israel, were killed by Hamas terrorists in Kibbutz Alumim. Their bodies have been returned to Thailand, leaving behind grieving families.

The UN's top atomic regulator says reviving the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran is irrelevant as Iran is on the verge of becoming a nuclear threshold state. Iran has surpassed stockpile limits and increased production of near-weapons grade uranium. The original accord is no longer useful due to Iran's stronger capabilities in its nuclear program.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara will be summoned to a hearing before the full cabinet to defend her record in response to growing calls for her termination.

Representatives of the Israel Police and IDF did not attend a hearing on far-right attacks on military bases. The attacks involved soldiers accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian prisoner, and the leaked footage has caused controversy.

Netanyahu affirms Israel's commitment to staying on Mount Hermon until a new security arrangement is found.

Former hostages urge leaders to only sign a deal that frees all remaining captives and call on US President-elect Donald Trump to intervene.

Shares of Israel's Teva jump 23% after in-development drug's 'unprecedented results'

The National Association of Independent Schools apologized for antisemitism at a conference after criticism from Jewish groups. The conference faced backlash for anti-Israel rhetoric that made Jewish students feel unsafe.

Netanyahu meets with Trump's designated special envoy for hostage affairs in Jerusalem.

A juvenile student killed two people at a Wisconsin school before police found the suspect dead at the scene of the latest shooting, to devastate a US campus, authorities say.

Lebanese Druze politician Wiam Wahhab has called for Lebanon to permanently abandon its war on Israel and pursue normalization. He stated that the nation does not want war and wants to live comfortably. Wahhab has previously made similar comments about Lebanon's fight against Israel.

The IDF has driven Hezbollah back from the border with Lebanon, destroying their infrastructure and killing thousands of operatives. Signs of life are returning to the Israeli side of the border, but it is unlikely that normalcy will return to Lebanese border towns anytime soon.

Over half of Israelis oppose the coalition's judicial overhaul legislation, while 34.7% support it, according to a Channel 13 poll. The survey also highlights that advancing a hostage deal is seen as the most urgent issue by 65.6% of respondents.

Over half of Israelis oppose the resumption of judicial overhaul legislation, according to a recent poll. The survey also highlights the public's belief that advancing a hostage deal is the most urgent issue for the government to address.

A UK think tank has claimed that the Palestinian death toll for the Gaza war has been inflated to defame Israel for targeting civilians.

Negev-based consortium Synergy7 is opening business development offices in the US, Singapore, and the UAE to help war-hit Israeli startups expand to overseas markets and attract investment.

Former Sephardi chief rabbi Yitzhak Yosef says that even Haredi men who are not studying in yeshiva should not be drafted into the Israel Defense Forces.

Israel has reportedly launched over 60 strikes on Syrian territory in a few hours, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The strikes are part of an ongoing campaign by Israel to prevent the Assad regime's military arsenal from falling into the wrong hands.

Israel has reportedly launched over 60 strikes on Syrian territory in a few hours, aiming to prevent the Assad regime's military arsenal from falling into the wrong hands.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin threatens to revive the government's frozen judicial overhaul program, accusing the High Court of Justice of usurping legislative and executive powers.

ABC settles defamation lawsuit against Trump, agrees to pay $15 million

The Syrian rebels that toppled Bashar al-Assad's dictatorial regime began planning their shock offensive a year ago, according to the head of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's military wing, Abu Hassan al-Hamwi.

Sisters Dana and Rutu Modan release their first film collaboration, 'The Property,' based on Rutu's award-winning graphic novel.

Iran's Atomic Energy Organization will not impede IAEA access and inspection of its nuclear sites, according to its head, Mohammad Eslami.

A Russian cargo plane has been seen departing from Syria for Libya, with more flights expected in the future.

Israel conducts airstrikes near Damascus targeting Iranian-made tunnels suspected of storing ballistic missiles.

Palestinian media reports that PA security forces killed a commander of the Islamic Jihad terror group's Jenin Brigade, sparking clashes in the West Bank city.

MK Gadi Eisenkot criticizes government's handling of Gaza war and calls for state commission of inquiry during memorial ceremony for his son who was killed in the conflict.

The fate of Syria's Christian minority is uncertain under jihadi rebel rule, as concerns arise about their safety and freedom to practice their faith.

Jordan will host a Syria crisis summit with the participation of foreign ministers from Western and Arab nations to discuss developments in Syria.

Lebanon says Israeli strike kills one in southern town after IDF says Hezbollah violated ceasefire

Likud would be the largest party, but Netanyahu would struggle to form a coalition if elections were held today, according to a poll.

The IDF struck Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon for violating the ceasefire agreement and posing a threat to Israeli civilians.

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is 'ready to do a deal' to secure a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release, with talks at a point where a deal could be reached.

Gantz and Golan launch heated attacks on Levin for his actions as Justice Minister.

Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi calls on Justice Minister Yariv Levin to change the composition of the Judicial Selection Committee to favor the government, following a High Court decision ordering the appointment of a new Supreme Court president.

The IDF is preparing for potential strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities and has achieved total air superiority in Syria.

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan appears to back Israel's military operations in Syria and expresses support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statements.

The third season of 'Tehran' is now available on Kan, following Mossad agent Tamar Rabinayan's attempt to escape Iran.

Amnesty International and other organizations criticize FIFA for awarding Saudi Arabia the 2034 World Cup, citing concerns over human rights abuses and labor violations.

A resolution to discuss firing Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara passes 51-0 in the Knesset after opposition lawmakers boycott the vote.

Hadassah Academic College in Jerusalem has launched a program to help French-speaking immigrants build optometry careers in Israel. The program provides support and assistance to students, including full tuition coverage and integration counseling.

The tomb of Hafez al-Assad, father of ousted Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, was set on fire in his hometown of Qardaha.

Netanyahu denies providing benefits to Bezeq and claims he supported breaking its monopoly in the internet market. He refutes allegations of a 'give and take' relationship with media mogul Shaul Elovitch.

Knesset speaker praises Paraguay for moving embassy to Jerusalem, commending their commitment to principles over popularity.

An Israel-American former hostage met with Trump and asked for help in freeing captives in Gaza.

Paraguayan President Santiago Peña visits Jerusalem to inaugurate the country's new embassy, symbolizing the friendship between Paraguay and Israel.

Russia secured Bashar al-Assad's transport to its territory after his ousting, dealing a blow to Iran and Russia's efforts. Russia's deputy foreign minister advised Israel not to infringe on Syrian territory and mentioned the possibility of another prisoner swap.

Florida Representative Brian Mast, a pro-Israel Republican and military veteran, has been elected to chair the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

The daughter of two slain American-Israeli hostages criticizes Biden for not issuing a warning like Trump did regarding the release of captives in the Middle East.

Jewish pitcher Max Fried signs record-breaking deal with NY Yankees, becoming the highest-paid Jewish player and left-handed pitcher in history.

The Hillel building at San Francisco State University was vandalized with a slogan referencing an ancient battle and symbols of communism and anarchism. The incident is being described as an antisemitic attack.

US troops will stay in Syria after Assad's fall to combat Islamic State militants, says senior White House official.

A car was set on fire and anti-Israel graffiti was sprayed on properties in a Sydney suburb with a large Jewish community. Australian authorities are investigating both incidents as terrorism.

Russia's deputy foreign minister confirms that Bashar al-Assad has been safely transported to Russia after being ousted as Syria's president.

Vandals in Sydney spray anti-Israel graffiti and torch a car, sparking outrage from the Australian government.

The World Central Kitchen has fired 62 Palestinian workers in Gaza following accusations by Israel of terror ties.

US military says it fended off Houthi attack on ships in Gulf of Aden.