The NYPD will enhance security for an upcoming Israel parade in New York City amid tensions related to the Gaza war and increased antisemitism, deploying various measures including drones, canine units, and mounted police.

Crafters around the world, from New York to Tel Aviv to Paris, are coming together to knit yellow ribbons with varying designs to show solidarity with the 129 hostages held in Gaza by Hamas since Oct. 7.

Jacob Magid, U.S. Bureau Chief for the Times of Israel, discusses various topics including Israel's campaign against Hamas, anti-Israel sentiment on American campuses, U.S.-Israel relations, rising antisemitism, and challenges faced as a journalist.

On Yom Haatzmaut, the celebration of Israeli Independence Day, a Religious Zionist columnist reflects on his traditional beliefs and the challenges facing Israel following a recent crisis on October 7.

Rachel Goldberg-Polin, the dedicated mother of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, a hostage in Gaza, has been named to the TIME100 list for her relentless efforts to bring her son and other hostages home.

In light of recent tragedies affecting both Israelis and Palestinians, the author suggests a symbolic change for the Passover seder by using only two matzot instead of the usual three to evoke the experience of scarcity and suffering in captivity.

Families of hostages held in Gaza have been holding rallies in Israel, including one at Hostages Square, to bring attention to their loved ones' plight and urge for their return.

A campaign has been launched to knit scarves for hostages in Gaza as reported in the Yiddish news brief "Tidbits."

In a New Jersey Senate debate, Rep. Andy Kim and First Lady Tammy Murphy, both Democrats, discussed the Israel-Hamas conflict with Kim supporting a bilateral cease-fire tied to releasing hostages in Gaza, while Murphy emphasized the importance of the hostages' return before a cease-fire could be considered.

In the "Kosher Fiesta: Ep. 400" episode of Unorthodox, the hosts discuss kashering FIESTA dishware.

In this video, an Israeli correspondent named Ethel Niborski interviews Yitskhak Horn, an Argentinian-born Israeli whose two sons are being held hostage in Gaza.

Maurice Shnaider, whose sister and brother-in-law were murdered by Hamas terrorists, emphasizes the importance of unity in the Jewish community and expresses gratitude for the outpouring of support during his shiva.

Shanie Reichman hosts Neri Zilber in a conversation on the Israel-Hamas conflict, covering topics such as Israeli hostages, humanitarian aid for Gaza, Hamas's history, violence in the West Bank, and Israeli resilience.

This article provides updates on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza.

The Canadian government has initiated an emergency mission to evacuate citizens caught in the conflict between Israel and Hamas, with hundreds scheduled to be flown from Tel Aviv to Greece amid ongoing rocket attacks.