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More details about the daring operation: A combat team of the 202nd Battalion fought for three days; After the tunnel shaft was located, Yahalom soldiers entered it in a night operation, waged a battle and rescued the bodies

In a well coordinated effort, conducted by special forces and Shin Bet, the bodies of three Israelis who died trying to flee the Nova festival massacre were recovered, giving the families closure; President Herzog: 'Condolences and a sad embrace to the grieving and tormented families'

The U.S. Supreme Court clarified that, under Title VII, an employee challenging a discriminatory job transfer need only show that the transfer caused "some" harm to an identifiable term or condition of employment, rather than proving the harm was "significant."

Two FBI reports, one of them newly declassified, suggest the use of biological agents, in particular bubonic plague and anthrax, as part of a large-scale - Jeffrey S. Kaye for Antiwar.com

Israel is witnessing widespread controversy in the wake of new appointments of generals to the General Staff, some of whom had a role in the failures of 7 October. The...

NEW YORK — Almost half of the more than 280 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at Columbia University and City College this week weren’t students or faculty at the schools, according to

An employee challenging a job transfer under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act must show the transfer brought about some harm with respect to an identifiable term or condition of employment.

NYPD says nearly 50% of protesters weren't students at schools • Israel waiting for Hamas response to hostage deal proposal

The Israeli army suffered a failure on October 7, despite conducting military exercises simulating a similar attack.

A U.S. Supreme Court with a conservative majority is still capable of surprising us. In Muldrow v. St. Louis, the Court lightened the burden on employment discrimination plaintiffs by lowering...