Neria Leiter Discharged From Hospital After Terror Attack
Leiter remains unconscious but is breathing on his own.
October 7 Families and Survivors Sworn into Knesset
Nine new lawmakers lost family members in the attacks or fighting against the terrorists.
Targeted Jewish Businesses in Philadelphia Find Support
Hundreds of counterprotesters came to the support of targeted Jewish-owned restaurants.
International Leaders Remember Kristallnacht in Jerusalem
The AJC International Mayors Conference gathered in Jerusalem to remember Kristallnacht on the 88th anniversary.
U.S. Teen Finds Ancient Amulet on Trip to Israel
The amulet dates back to when Gezer was captured by the Egyptians as accounted in the Books of Kings.
Knesset Inauguration Set for Tuesday
120 lawmakers will be sworn in by President Isaac Herzog next week to form the next government.
Hezbollah Returns to Pilot Zones in Lebanon
The pilot zones in Lebanon have been failing since the IDF handed them over.
Hundreds of Black Christian Leaders Arrive in Israel
The Unfinished Business Pilgrimage was established by the Black Christian Leaders Council on Israel Relations.
Robotic Hernia Operations Show Promise
The surgery performed with advanced robotics offers a less invasive procedure.
U.S. Carries Out Defensive Strikes in Strait of Hormuz
U.S. officials say that the strikes are defensive and not a return to military operations against Iran.
Counterterrorism Operations End in Hebron
The operations were in response to the shooting on October 23 at an IDF checkpoint.
Election Vote Count Reaches 97% With No Clear Result
Both blocs have fallen short of the 61 seats needed for a majority.