Federal judge temporarily blocks the deportation of the wife and five children of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who is charged in the firebomb attack against Jewish people in Boulder, Colorado.
IDF Chief of Staff hails new graduates as future military leaders amid war, vows continued pursuit of Hamas and unwavering commitment to IDF values and hostages’ return.
In recording revealed by Channel 13, PM says defense leaders obstructed legislation insists IDF will accommodate Torah observant soldiers without compromising faith
Four Greek citizens have been charged with 'racially motivated violence' following an incident in Athens involving a group of Israeli tourists.
Justice Minister Yariv Levin has recently submitted a proposal aiming to revise the procedure for removing the Attorney General.
Finance Minister Smotrich wrote to bank regulators today that he would promote mandatory compensation for sanctioned Israelis if banks did not work to protect them.
Colorado resident Omer Shachar, local leader of the “Run for Their Lives” initiative in Boulder, recalls the firebomb terror attack. ""There was fire and smoke. People screamed and ran".
At just three years old, little Gitty Baak has already endured more than most do in a lifetime
Critics say media outlet downplayed the victims of the Boulder terror attack by spotlighting the academic aspirations of the suspect’s daughter.
The terrorist who attacked a group of elderly Jewish marching in solidarity with the hostages was forced to remove his vest and shirt after setting himself on fire while throwing a Molotov Cocktail.
After a year and a half of media lies and defenses of antisemites, it is no longer taboo not only to hate Jews, but to call for the mass genocide of Jews in America. Attacks like the Colorado firebombing are the inevitable result. Opinion.
Wife and children of Mohammed Suliman, the terrorist behind the Boulder Molotov cocktail attack, detained by ICE. US officials seek their immediate deportation as investigators probe their possible connection to the attack.
