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Lt. Col. (res.) Yitzhak Harosh, 68, of Jerusalem, and Sergeant Oren Hershko, 20, of Tel Mond, were killed in a terrorist attack on Thursday at the Allenby Bridge Crossing, which connects the West Bank with Jordan

Danish pension fund AkademikerPension announced on Wednesday that it will remove Israeli companies owned or controlled by the Israeli government from its investment portfolio. The move is explicitly tied to the war in Gaza and Israel’s expansion of settlements in the West Bank.

The Israeli defense industry is sounding the alarm after the Spanish government canceled another major arms deal with Rafael, deepening concerns that other countries may follow suit as part of efforts to pressure Israel to end the war in Gaza

Israeli naval forces intercepted a flotilla of vessels attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, detaining more than 440 activists, including Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg, in what has quickly escalated into a diplomatic flashpoint

A month after announcing a $9.1 billion deal to acquire air defense systems from European suppliers instead of the U.S.-made Patriot, Denmark is again considering an Israeli alternative — the Barak MX system developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI)

The long-awaited operation to return Israeli hostages held by Hamas is expected to begin Monday morning, following 738 days since the October 7, 2023 abductions. Families have been instructed to arrive at the Re’im Camp reception zone as early as 7:30 a.m., while the IDF will be primed to start the handover within an hour of receiving word

Traffic Devices Group, the official Changan importer to Israel, begins marketing the DEEPAL S05 — an all-electric compact SUV offering cutting-edge design, advanced technology, and class-leading space. The Traffic Devices Group, official importer of Changan vehicles to Israel, announced the start of sales for the DEEPAL S05, a new all-electric SUV in the C-segment that aims to deliver a blend of performance, luxury, and everyday usability

The United States has informed Israel that it expects prior notification before any unusual military activity or airstrike in the Gaza Strip, according to senior Israeli security sources. While American officials have stopped short of demanding direct approval for every operation, they have made it clear to Jerusalem that further surprises endangering the fragile ceasefire will not be tolerated