Lower Aqueduct project will include 1,792 units on 46 acres of land straddling the Green Line; group charges plan part of ongoing housing discrimination against Palestinians

State Department says truce fell apart because terror group refused to free remaining women and kids it abducted, adds 'no reason to doubt' reports of sexual violence on October 7

Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro says pro-Palestinian demonstration outside of Israeli-American celebrity chef Michael Solomonov's Goldie 'is reminiscent of a dark time in history'

GoFundMe page set up by family of Hisham Awartani, who has bullet lodged in spine after possible hate crime, reaches $950,000

Rights groups alleges selling jet parts implicates Netherlands in possible war crimes; Dutch government defends Israel's right to self defense, says US would supply parts anyway

National security adviser Jake Sullivan says Washington in active talks to set up escorts in vital maritime trade route, holds Iran responsible for recent assaults on ships

Father Hen Avigdori describes loved ones' small, cramped quarters in captivity, but says the fact that family members were kept together was key to their survival

Former kibbutz leader Yaniv Hegyi launches 'Memorial 710,' collating messages, images and videos sent on the day of the onslaught to create second-by-second archive of massacre