Israel Orders Oxfam to Cease Gaza Operations by February 28
Israel orders Oxfam to cease Gaza operations by February 28 following its CEO's allegations of internal pressure for "genocide" claims and antisemitism.
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Israel Faces Burial Space Crisis as Deaths Set to Double
Israel faces a severe burial space crisis as annual deaths are projected to double to over 100,000 by the mid-2040s, rendering its unique state-funded grave.
Israel Faces Burial Space Crisis as Deaths Set to Double
Israel faces a severe burial space crisis as annual deaths are projected to double to over 100,000 by the mid-2040s, rendering its unique state-funded grave.
PM Netanyahu’s remarks prior to his departure back to Israel following a diplomatic visit to Washington
PM Netanyahu, returning to Israel from Washington, discussed Iran deal concerns with President Trump, emphasizing the need to address missiles and proxies.
El Al charged excessive war-time fares, regulator says
Israel's Competition Authority notified El Al it intends to determine the airline exploited a wartime monopoly, charging excessive fares on flights to and from.
Azerbaijani Embassy Honors Albert Rafiyev for Preserving Mountain Jewish Culture
Azerbaijani Embassy in Israel honors artist Albert Rafiyev, celebrating his unique carpet art and efforts to preserve Mountain Jewish culture and heritage.
Israel Turns to Christian Pilgrims, Diaspora Ties and AI to Reboot Post-War Tourism
Israel’s post-war tourism industry reboots, focusing on Christian pilgrims and diaspora ties with a NIS 20M campaign. Officials aim to rebuild confidence and.
Israel, Azerbaijan Sign AI MOU
Israel and Azerbaijan signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Artificial Intelligence on February 3, 2026, in Jerusalem, advancing Israel's AI leadership.
More Than Half of Online Abuse Reports Now Come from Child Victims Themselves, Israel Finds
Israeli children are now the primary source for online abuse reports, with 54% of 16,292 incidents in 2025 coming directly from young victims as total cases.
Israel Withdraws from Open Government Partnership, Citing Political Bias
Israel withdraws from the Open Government Partnership, citing increasing political bias against the state. Foreign Minister Sa’ar states OGP no longer serves.
Rafah Crossing Reopens for Operational Testing, Passage of People Expected on Monday
Rafah Crossing reopens for operational tests, with the passage of people from Gaza to Egypt expected Monday. Israel announced the move, allowing 150 Gazans to.
What brings together young Israelis, Cypriots, and Greeks in Nicosia in the middle of winter?
Young Israelis, Cypriots, and Greeks met face-to-face in Nicosia for a 300-hour cyber training program, forging genuine connections and a future-focused.