Israel Begins Humanitarian Aid Drops and Pauses in Gaza Combat
Israel pauses combat in Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid, marking a new approach in the ongoing conflict. Click for the latest updates.
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PM Netanyahu meets with Sheikh Tarif
PM Netanyahu holds crucial meeting with Druze leader Sheikh Tarif in Jerusalem. Important discussions taking place. Israeli news.
FM Sa’ar meets with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Kyiv
FM Sa’ar meets Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Kyiv. Discussions on bilateral ties, Ukraine war, and Iran. Dinah Project report on Hamas crimes shared. Thanking Zelenskyy for Holocaust memory commitment.
Israeli Foreign Minister Condemns Russia for First Time Since War in Ukraine
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar publicly condemns Russia’s attacks on Ukrainian civilians, marking the first such statement by an Israeli official since the war began.
Hamas Operatives Mock Gaza’s Hunger Crisis with Tunnel Banquets
Hamas operatives in Gaza tunnels caught enjoying lavish banquets while claiming hunger crisis. IDF footage exposes hypocrisy.
FM Sa’ar meets with Ukrainian FM Andrii Sybiha in Kyiv
FM Sa’ar meets Ukrainian FM Sybiha in Kyiv, expresses solidarity and support for Ukraine. Discuss ways to strengthen relations and address security threats.
Grassroots Israeli Druze Initiative Mobilizes Lifesaving Relief for Syrian Brethren
Israeli Druze mobilize lifesaving aid for Syrian brethren amid massacre aftermath. Grassroots initiative rushes supplies to help.
Israel Strikes 120 Targets Across Gaza in Latest Operations Against Hamas
Israeli forces strike 120 Hamas targets in Gaza, including terror cells and combat tunnels. IDF continues operations to defend the area.
Israel Welcomes U.S. Exit from UNESCO, Citing Longstanding Bias
Israel welcomes U.S. exit from UNESCO, citing longstanding bias. Foreign Minister praises Trump's decision, calling for justice and fair treatment in UN system.
Israel Unprepared for Wildfires as Risks Grow, Comptroller Warns
Israel's preparedness for wildfires falls short as risks increase, warns State Comptroller. Over 33,500 fires in 2024 highlight failures in government's response.