Iconic arch, lit in the past with countries' colors after major attacks or catastrophes around world, will now only be used for venue-related symbolism

Population and Immigration Authority reports dozens of newborns named Be'eri and Oz, the names of communities hard-hit by Hamas; Nova also shows up

Dani Dayan says while both crimes were horrific, Jewish people now have an army that can actively defend them and make the enemy 'pay the price'

Cabinet not expected to review proposal; Union of Journalists slams it as 'harmful to freedom of the press' and a 'populist' maneuver to curry favor with political base

Leon de Winter, a novelist whose pro-Israeli advocacy contrasts with his milieu, says he is staying home to avoid antisemitic harassment over Gaza

Gaza workers used to pass through Erez. So did medical patients, diplomats, UN personnel. Then terrorists struck. Reservists, including a Google staffer from Denver, show ToI around

Iran-backed terror group announces death 'on road to Jerusalem' of Abbas Raad, son of the head of Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc Mohammed Raad

Four-day pause, release of first batch of 50 abductees expected Thursday delayed to Friday at earliest as deal 'progressing,' according to top Netanyahu aide