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Police ordered worshippers to shelter in place during amid an annual pilgrimage to the island of Djerba that draws hundreds of Jews from Europe and Israel; Two visitors killed, six security officers and four visitors injured

Opinion: Israel has succeeded in hitting very significant figures in Islamic Jihad, sending a message that anyone who tries to ignite the West Bank will pay the price, even if they do so from Gaza

She performed 'Unicorn,' an anthem to female empowerment, against the backdrop of Israel's Operation Shield and Arrow in Gaza

The victims were identified Aviel Haddad, an Israeli who was living in Tunisia, and his French cousin Ben Haddad, who attending the annual pilgrimage to the 2,500-year-old site during the Lag BaOmer festivities

Sirens blared shortly before 1.30 pm as dozens of rockets launched from Gaza targeted southern Israel in the initial barrage

House Speaker says planning a bipartisan discussion 'celebrating the 75th anniversary of the US-Israel relationship in place of an event planned by Michigan representative Rashida Tlaim, to mark Palestinian catastrophe

Rusian FSB published accounts by the Nazi leader's close aid when he was imprisoned in Moscow, describing the mood in the Berlin bunker as Allied forces approached the German

Santos who claimed to be a decedent of a Jewish family that survived the Holocaust must appear in federal court to enter a plea; details of the charges are yet to be released

Recent discussions around a law exempting ultra-Orthodox Jews from serving in the military have caused concern after data revealed only 10% of potential conscripts were enlisted in 2019-2021, with hundreds abandoning their observant status

Military foils rocket launch killing one and critically wounding another; Netanyahu and Gallant assess security situation and measures imposed on south in anticipation of fire in response to killing of PIJ commanders