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US vetoes UN Security Council resolution demanding immediate ceasefire in Gaza Strip
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AP
and
ToI Staff
13 of 15 council members back call for truce after 2 months of war; UK abstains, citing failure to condemn Hamas; Israeli envoy thanks US for ‘standing steadfastly’ with Israel
Abbas says US ‘responsible for bloodshed’ of Gazans after it vetoed ceasefire call
By
Agencies
and
ToI Staff
Iran warns UN of ‘explosion’ in Mideast after US veto of ceasefire resolution
By
Agencies
and
ToI Staff
Sniper rifle, ammo found hidden in a teddy bear in a school
IDF attacked from UN school in Gaza; 5 soldiers, hostage Sahar Baruch killed
By
Emanuel Fabian
,
ToI Staff
and
Agencies
Hamas again fires rockets at Israel from within the humanitarian zone, some target Tel Aviv, others fall short in Gaza; IDF toll in ground op at 97
2 troops seriously hurt in failed Gaza hostage rescue; Gallant: signs Hamas is breaking
By
Emanuel Fabian
,
ToI Staff
and
Agencies
Ben Gvir orders disused underground jail wing readied to hold Oct. 7 terrorists
By
ToI Staff
IDF needs about 2 more months in Gaza to wrap up 1st stage of war, Israel believes
By
ToI Staff
The Israeli military needs another three to four weeks to complete its current offensive in southern Gaza's Khan Younis and a similar amount of time after that to wrap up the first stage of the war against Hamas, according to a senior Israeli defense official. The official told Axios in a report on...
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Dec. 9: IDF chief says Hamas gunmen increasingly surrendering, group’s hold on Gaza failing
By
Michael Bachner
,
ToI Staff
and
Ricky Ben-David
Hamas leader Sinwar fled northern Gaza in humanitarian convoy, report says * UPenn president quits * Rally held for hostages, as those freed speak of hell, reminiscent of Holocaust
9:54 pm
Penn university head Liz Magill quits, days after dithering on calls for Jewish genocide
9:45 pm
'We will dance again': Freed hostage Mia Schem gets new ink commemorating day of rave massacre
9:15 pm
2 brothers from Jaljulia killed in suspected underworld hit
Top Ops
Bill Slott
Tales of the Valley of Elah
The current war is part of a conflict in which both sides see themselves as the victims – I know which narrative is mine
Motti Wilhelm
Is this sustainable?
For the first time in 39 years of the public candle lighting, the site was fenced off and people had to register and show ID to enter
Amid rising backlash, Harvard president sorry for not condemning Jewish genocide calls
By
Agencies
and
ToI Staff
Claudine Gay says she should have made it clear antisemitism should not go unchallenged; pressure rises on UPenn president to quit; prominent rabbi quits Harvard antisemitism board
4 said killed in alleged Israeli drone strike in Syria; rockets fired from Lebanon
By
Emanuel Fabian
and
ToI Staff
IDF doesn’t confirm attack in Quneitra; Hezbollah says it fires heavy rocket at post near Moshav Mattat; injuries reported; military shells southern Lebanon in response
Inside Story
Carrie Keller-Lynn
Peace activists in a traumatized Israel remain hopeful for a two-state solution
Among the soul-searching Israelis have done in the two months since Hamas punctured the image the government held of it as a rational actor interested in stability in Gaza, voices have emerged from within the dovish left-wing peace camp debating its own ideological missteps. Popularly referred to the "failed concept" in Israeli discourse, the idea...
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Interview
Renee Ghert-Zand
While US Jews say they don’t feel safe on campus, German academics show up for Israel
As some United States universities are in the spotlight for allowing overtly antisemitic behavior on campus and many international academics are shunning their Israeli counterparts, one German institution is showing up for Israel. The Max Planck Society chose not to cancel a planned visit to Israel in late November to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its Minerva Foundation's fellowship program,...
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Report: Jewish TikTok staff reveal rampant antisemitism, Israel-hate in workplace
By
Michael Horovitz
Jewish employees of TikTok have spoken out against an increasingly toxic work environment since Hamas's October 7 massacre, and the company's lack of efforts to combat antisemitism on the video social media platform. Unnamed workers told Fox Business Thursday that colleagues have freely expressed antisemitic and anti-Israel views...
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OpenAI’s Sam Altman says he was ‘totally wrong’ to call antisemitism overblown
By
ToI Staff
New US government guide aims to assist synagogues in protecting themselves
By
Rebecca Santana
Advice given by Homeland Security to houses of worship includes keeping hedges trimmed to prevent hiding places for attackers, only ensure necessary info given out on live streams
Man arrested after firing shots at Albany, NY, synagogue, shouting ‘Free Palestine’
By
Luke Tress
Families unveil design for Pittsburgh synagogue attack memorial after years of dialogue
By
Peter Smith
‘It's all about light overcoming darkness’
How US Jews are celebrating Hanukkah with Israel at war
By
jacob gurvis
Joy has felt hard to come by in Jewish communities following the Oct. 7 Hamas atrocities, and the holiday offers a chance to figure out how to balance sadness and celebration
Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff have 3 menorahs, representing Jewish joy and trauma
By
Ron Kampeas
IDF reservists shocked to be provisioned Vietnam War-era equipment
By
Tal Schneider
A note from 1963 that came with a vest given to a soldier serving in a high-risk area caught him by surprise, as the IDF maintains there is no shortage of supplies
Inside Story
Gianluca Pacchiani
Land dispute in Jerusalem’s Armenian Quarter escalates as residents fear eviction
Though the eyes of the world have been focused on the war in Gaza, Jerusalem has witnessed a real estate dispute over the past month that could have grave consequences for coexistence between the city's religious groups. A coveted plot of land inside the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem’s Old City has become the focus of a legal controversy between the...
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'It's like a miracle'
Two Holocaust survivors, reunited after 80 years, tell their tale in a new short film
By
julia GERGELY
Jack Waskal and Sam Ron were best friends working side by side in the Pioniki labor camp. Both moved to Ohio, then Florida, after liberation — but didn’t know it until recently
Explainer
Avinoam Patt
and
Liat Steir-Livny
Why 2 Holocaust scholars think comparisons with the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre are valid
THE CONVERSATION via AP -- Many observers have referred to the massacre of Israelis by Hamas on October 7, 2023, as the deadliest attack against the Jewish people in a single day “since the Holocaust.” As scholars who have spent decades studying the history of Israel’s relationship with the Holocaust, we have argued that the...
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'We want to strengthen Israel, that's why we live in Sderot'
Since Hamas atrocities, Bnei Menashe Jews face enemies on two fronts
By
Jordyn Haime
Many of the Jewish immigrants from Manipur and Mizoram live in areas hardest hit in the Oct. 7 massacre; while they serve in the IDF, others in India suffer from sectarian violence
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6 French teens convicted over role in beheading of teacher by Islamic extremist
By
Angela Charlton
Rocket barrage targets US embassy in Baghdad’s Green Zone
By
AFP
Pro-Palestinian activists bemoan tight restrictions on protest at Dubai’s COP28
By
AFP
Moscow puts prominent Russian-US journalist on wanted list for criminal charges
By
Dasha Litvinova
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