An Egyptian exile from the Muslim Brotherhood is operating a Telegram group where volunteers pose as Israelis and spread disinformation in Israel ■ Activists include digital experts, graphic designers, Hebrew speakers, AI experts and more

Sources say Hamas is appointing new commanders and is attempting to bring together operatives from different battalions. A senior defense official indicated that Hamas was severely wounded, but the withdrawal of the forces would allow it to recover

The Gaza war has made us more reliant on Washington than perhaps any time since the Yom Kippur War just as support for assisting Israel financially is waning

Jake Retzlaff is the first Jew to ever play football for Brigham Young University – and one of only seven Jewish students there. He shares the ritual of saying his own prayer before games, his NFL ambitions and how his teammates reacted to October 7

In response to an appeal filed to the High Court against the police's decision to prohibit an anti-war protest from taking place in the city of Haifa, Israel's attorney general wrote that the order was 'disproportionate' and emphasized that the right to protest was 'a cornerstone of a democratic state, especially in a state of emergency'

The 35-year-old tourist was found lifeless in a Tel Aviv apartment, after passersby and neighbors noticed smoke and called the fire department. Police say findings at the scene indicate that the suspect stabbed the woman and then set the apartment alight

Israeli army chief: Higher probability of war with Hezbollah in coming months ■ IDF says it killed West Bank terror cell planning 'imminent attack' in overnight airstrike, Palestinians report four killed in IDF strike in Tul Karm ■ IDF names four soldiers killed Wednesday ■ Qatari-delivered medicines for hostages arrive in Gaza Strip via Egypt, Qatar foreign ministry spokesperson says