One of 1,000 volunteer units set up after Oct. 7, Jerusalem Shield trains with expensive gear for extreme situations

Rights group cites satellite data and IDF soldiers' clips, says demolitions along border 'should be investigated as war crimes of wanton destruction and of collective punishment'

Group of teenagers from the Tsofim scouts were hosted by NJY Camps in Pennsylvania this summer, offering what organizers say is a model for deeper Israeli-Diaspora connections

After the tragic murder of six Israeli hostages in Gaza last week, the country now faces the dilemma - prioritize the Philadelphi Corridor or a hostage deal.

Prosecutors say Mohammad Bazzi sold real estate in Michigan, then transferred funds abroad; ask judge for hearing this month to facilitate change of plea

Senior administration figure rejects claims deal sacrifices Israeli security, adds executions of hostages have 'colored the discussions, brought a sense of urgency to the process'

Jewish centers at multiple NY campuses picketed with banners reading 'Bring the war home' and 'Hillel go to hell' along with Hamas symbol of inverted triangle, pictures of weapons

Military says it carried out several airstrikes on gunmen amid ongoing counterterrorism raid; one identified as son of notorious terrorist Zakaria Zubeidi