Новости за 28.11.2023

70% of Likud members support the current prime minister. However, if Netanyahu tries to rush the elections - he may lose the leadership of the party.

Israeli DJ RIMO pays tribute to lives lost at the Nova music festival, by performing on the stage at the site of the massacre in front of a field filled with the pictures of victims.

Sources close to the organization said that the younger Netanyahu has been fundraising for the organization, including for two ambulances.

Public dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Netanyahu and gov't on the rise; openness exists among public to conspiracy theories about October 7 attack

Tensions rise as Gazan refugees clash with Hamas operatives in Khan Yunis over a police officer's attempted theft from humanitarian aid stashes

This demolition process is one of the tools Israel uses against terrorism. The IDF stresses that this is not about revenge, but deterrence.

Hezbollah confirms commitment to ceasefire, surprising Israel; Prof. Amatzia Baram claims Nasrallah's goal was always a ceasefire

The Jerusalem Post has been provided multiple insider accounts of what went wrong in IDF intelligence which contributed to the failure.

Israel didn't send a representative to Barcelona to take part in an EU-sponsored event bringing together foreign ministers and diplomats from the EU countries and the Arab world.

The lawsuit says UC Berkeley's "inaction" violates the plaintiffs' religious and equal protection rights under the Constitution and federal civil rights laws.

The president was very interested in the soldier’s condition and spent several minutes talking to the father at the end of the meeting with the delegation.

At the end of May, IDF intelligence soldiers observed Hamas terrorists drilling an invasion into kibbutzim.

Ancient baboon's DNA may reveal enigmatic 'god's country'.

The child watched about 45 minutes of footage that portrays the evidence of the gruesome attack carried out by Hamas terrorists.

Aid currently being allowed into Gaza comes through the Rafah crossing on the Egyptian border, which was designed for pedestrian crossings and not trucks.