Israel Opens Bidding for 1,234 Homes in E1 Near Jerusalem
The new tender advances part of the long-delayed E1 project between Jerusalem and Ma’ale Adumim, with bids set to close one week before Israel’s election
The new tender advances part of the long-delayed E1 project between Jerusalem and Ma’ale Adumim, with bids set to close one week before Israel’s election
Ten families left Yiftah during the 16-month evacuation, but 22 new families are now preparing to move in
Prime Minister’s Office says Damascus ignored repeated warnings over plans to allow Turkish forces to deploy at the Abu al-Duhur airbase
Israeli carrier expects tickets to go on sale next week as it awaits final FAA approval for direct service between Tel Aviv and JFK
A new review finds greater tolerance toward Jews and religious minorities, while Israel remains absent from maps and the Holocaust is still omitted
Anti-Jewish incidents fell from the 2024 record but remained at historically high levels, with 1,528 cases reported nationwide
From a new Honduras agreement to Colombia’s recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, governments across the region are strengthening ties with Jerusalem
Dan Bilzerian’s AI-generated campaign ad targeting Rep. Randy Fine invokes Hitler and antisemitic tropes days before Florida’s Republican primary
Yossi Cohen says Mossad helped disrupt major terror activity in the UK and warns that British Jews are increasingly unsafe
The suspect allegedly assaulted a congregant and a security guard during Shabbat services at Central Synagogue
The court says the Justice Department failed to establish an ongoing federal civil rights violation