Haniyeh complains Jerusalem wouldn't agree to permanent ceasefire or troop withdrawal - demands Israel has called 'delusional' - but insists terror group still open to negotiations

Officers seen assailing some with batons at entrance to site where thousands of Muslims prayed at start of fasting month

Applications that match users based on their location have apparently been bamboozled by IDF jamming location signals, leading to unusual cross-border suggestions

Man is one of three nabbed and suspected of setting up cell linked to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, terror group tied to Abbas's Fatah party

Smotrich, Ben Gvir slam unusual operation to relocate dozens of children, orphanage staff to Bethlehem, in a move reportedly requested by Germany

Tune retains some of the lyrics of disqualified 'October Rain'; singer Eden Golan says 'we can speak through the song to the world'; Iceland still waiting to confirm participation

Opposition Leader Yair Lapid slams government for allocating the funds to Avi Maoz’s authority rather than to evacuees, soldiers or 'businesses that collapsed during the war'

David Schizer believes that despite post-Oct. 7 displays the NYC university is incredibly welcoming to Jewish students and that this will be felt again when its charter is enforced