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With strict security protocols in place, Israel will allow Palestinian Authority Muslims to enter Jerusalem for the purpose of pilgrimage to observe Ramadan in prayer at the Al Aqsa Mosque.

Four U.S. officials confirmed to "Politico" the president is mulling the option.

The Lebanese terrorist group fired two volleys at the Golan Heights and Galilee Panhandle in two hours, marking one of the heaviest bombardments since the start of the war. No injuries or damage were reported.

The German request defied the Israeli government’s stated policy that Egypt should open the Rafah crossings to all manner of suffering Gazan Arabs, orphans included.

Demirhan, a Turkish foreign worker, was convicted of killing his girlfriend, dismembering her body, and scattering the body parts throughout Tel Aviv.

Muhammad Jaber was caught “en route to Israeli territory” armed with weapons and explosives

"Look, it's either Israel or Hamas. There's no middle way."

The National Security Headquarters in the Prime Minister's Office approved the unusual humanitarian gesture . . . the political-security cabinet was not informed of the move.

The Israeli forces evacuated the woman and two children from the building and transferred them for medical treatment.

The barbed wire was installed Monday by members of the Israel Border Police, in the hours prior to the start of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.

A spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces subsequently announced the siren in Eilat was a "false alarm."

“Some will say that since Abraham our forefather, who was blessed with Isaac our forefather at the age of 100, there has not been such a historic birth.”

Since the outbreak of the war, approximately 4,000 terrorists have been arrested.

The IDF is attempting to verify whether Issa is no more, as does the Hamas.

The objective of the International Medical Aliyah Program is to facilitate the Aliyah of 2,000 physicians over the next five years.

Last Thursday, Degel HaTorah, Agudath Israel, and Shas united to support Greenberg in Beit Shemesh.

In several cases, gatherings of dozens of people formed at the entrance, and police officers used batons to keep the crowd away.

“We will work so that the aid reaches those in need and not those who do not."

"This is not just my private policy; it is a policy supported by the vast majority of Israelis . . . if we don't do this, we will return to the October 7 massacre."

One person was lightly injured running to a protected space and was evacuated to Ziv Medical Center in Safed.

During the arrests, police seized weapons, ammunition and vests intended to be used in the attacks.

The suspects were apparently seeking work.

The head of Israel's intelligence agency met with his American counterpart on Friday as part of a "relentless" effort to advance a ceasefire-for-hostage deal.

Israel set March 15 as the deadline to reach a political settlement with Lebanon.

It can maintain continuous surveillance for several days and is capable of tracking up to 500 targets with a detection range of over 250 km.

If you’ve been wondering about the Netanyahu cabinet’s plans for the day after, this should be a meaningful hint.

In his first lengthy post-State of the Union interview with Jonathan Capehart on the liberal echo chamber channel MSNBC, President Joe Biden was visibly...

IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi met Saturday with Shin Bet director Ronen Bar to approve plans for the continuation of the war in Gaza.

"Hamas is . . . striving to ignite the region during Ramadan at the expense of the Palestinian residents of the Gaza Strip."

The fighters of the battalion destroyed anti-tank and observation posts, tunnel shafts and also eliminated terrorists in the area.