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Israel expected to oppose Macron plan for European force to replace UNIFIL, source tells 'Post'
The French initiative is moving forward as Macron confronts growing political, economic, and social turmoil at home.
Israel advances strategic initiative to fortify eastern region with border wall, civilian presence
Netanyahu: Israel will soon face pressure to accept nuclear Iran, must form unity gov't
Maccabi Tel Aviv flips the script with Winner Cup derby triumph over Hapoel
How I would spend $1 billion on the future of Israel and world Jewry - comment
After elections in Israel and America, a three-year pilot could turn concern for the Jewish world into political responsibility.
Great battles return between Mossad, IDF over Iran, sources tell 'Post'
In June 2025 and in early 2026, both the IDF and the Mossad were in favor of striking Iran with major operations. The sides began to disagree over the goals of the early 2026 operation.
Netanyahu is not Thatcher, but both faced the same problem: When to leave - opinion
War has often been used as a politician’s device – either to distract from internal issues or to hope the public will not want to change leaders at a time of uncertainty.
Eisenkot gets mandate to form government as Iran executes three accused of working for Israel
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Vance blames the Iran war, but diplomacy was the real failure - opinion
The Iran war did not fail because Israel pushed for it. It failed when Washington abandoned its objectives and gave Tehran time to survive.
Kinneret water level rises one cm. after weekend rains, remains 39 cm. below last year's height
Water Authority spokesperson Itay Dudi said approximately 20 millimeters of rain fell over the lake during the weekend, while the flow of the Jordan River stood at six cubic meters per second.
'They sent missiles, we sent a bill': Bat Yam mayor serves Iranian diplomat with NIS 250m. lawsuit
The Iranian representative reportedly ignored Brot and his associates and tried to walk away, prompting the team to chase him through the streets of Manhattan until Brot had read the lawsuit.
IDF faces severe manpower crisis as recently released reservists called back to duty
Senior IDF officials are currently weighing whether to publicly and forcefully raise urgent issues surrounding the manpower crisis, foremost among them a shortage of approximately 15,000 soldiers.
Can Israel build a Jewish state that includes its Arab citizens? - opinion
The recent Arab turnout for the elections was proof that the Arab population is on the way to receiving the same consideration as its Jewish neighbors.
At least 17 injured after bus, minibus crash on Ayalon Highway
Tel Aviv District traffic police are responding to the incident, while traffic accident investigators are on their way to the scene.