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IAEA chief: Iran's nuclear sites ‘should not be attacked'

Rafael Grossi met with the Iranian foreign minister, who said that the government is willing to resume nuclear talks, but not "under pressure and intimidation."

FROM THE ARCHIVES (FEB. 2022): Public disaster looms in form of major earthquake in Israel

Israel formally launched a national earthquake early warning system that could alert Israel’s Home Front Command within seconds once it detects earthquake signs.

The absurd saga of Khan al-Ahmar continues

“I’m not willing to accept a double standard between Jews and Arabs when it comes to illegal construction,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Israel’s leaders need to listen to the music of the latest US election results

Just as support for Israel was tainted by association with Trump, so, too, could the pressure on and condemnation of Israel become tainted by association with all things progressive.

Israeli MK: Palestinians building a professional army under our nose

"They are just waiting for the correct moment to strike at the rest of the Israeli populace," said Limor Son Har-Melech.

The longer and stronger Iran-deal lie

Iran’s leaders see that fear of a nuclear exchange is the principal restraint on military action against Russia, and the mullahs believe they will enjoy the same protection once their mission is accomplished.

Israel becomes world leader in coronavirus vaccines administered per capita

According to Our World in Data, 2.4 million people have so far been vaccinated worldwide—1 million of them in China.

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Two suspects arrested in bust of arms shipment from Jordan

The suspects, both residents of Bethlehem, were on their way to Judea and Samaria with 20 handguns worth some $150,000, according to police.

Antisemitism, indoctrination and propaganda in higher education

Jewish students must be given the means to defend themselves.

Amnesty International’s selective promotion of human rights

Instead of upholding the principle of universality and defending the populations that are suffering, organizations like Amnesty International regularly make political choices and take sides.

‘I hope they shoot her, I hope it’s quick'

Eden Yerushalmi was taken from the Supernova festival 91 days ago. Her sister, Shani, has no doubt that she'll come home.

Israeli study dates Jerusalem expansion to before Assyrian exile

Researchers achieved an unprecedented level of accuracy in dating First Temple period findings in the City of David.