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Netanyahus attends Trumps' New Year's Eve gala

Prime Minister Netanyahu was the only foreign leader invited to the event, and the only one to have ever taken part in the President's Gala.

Somaliland:

We will not allow Gazans to resettle here

Somaliland Foreign Ministry denies reports that will allow Gazans to resettle in the country or Israel to build a military base in its territory in exchange for recognition.

Watch:

Streamer tries to show how safe migrants are - is proven wrong

To prove it was safe for a woman to walk around in areas populated by migrants, German Twitch streamer 'Kunshikitty' broadcast a livestream while walking around New Year's celebrations in Cologne. She was assaulted twice on camera during the stream.

Lawsuit against PA

Over 1.2 billion shekels for terror tictims

273 terror victims and their families have filed a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority and Hamas for their involvement in funding terrorism.

After October 7:

One woman’s mission to help Israel’s orphans heal

Founder Marlene Kolangi describes how Israel Orphans of 10/7 provides financial aid, play therapy and support to children shattered by October 7.

AG to Supreme Court:

'Force Netanyahu to explain why he won't fire Ben-Gvir'

Attorney General Baharav-Miara asked the Supreme Court to issue a show-cause order requiring Netanyahu to explain why he has not removed National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir from office.

Al Jazeera reveals:

The Assadist plot that sought Israeli support

An Al Jazeera report claims Assad-era figures plotted renewed armed activity in Syria’s coastal region, with leaked recordings showing attempts to contact Israel and praise its military operations.

Parashat Vayechi:

Yaakov’s Blessings: Hands and knees

What is the difference between a blessing given through the hands and a blessing given through the knees?

PM in Miami

Israel 'stronger than ever' after Gaza war

Prime Minister Netanyahu addresses JNS event at "The Shul of Bal Harbour" in Miami, telling US Jews not to 'lower your heads' in the face of rising antisemitism.

Jonathan S. Tobin:

Who has the right to judge Netanyahu for the events of Oct. 7?

The government can’t be trusted to investigate itself, but neither can institutions that are biased against it. History will render its verdict; in the meantime, it should be left to Israel’s voters. Opinion.

Following recognition:

First Israeli journalist visits Somaliland

After the Israeli recognition of Somaliland, i24NEWS Hebrew Channel's Yonatan Raveh becomes the first Israeli journalist to report from Somaliland.

Two deadly attacks carried out with guns smuggled into Israel

The indictment against a Bedouin smuggling cell includes grave data on the phenomenon of weapons smuggling across Israel’s borders with Egypt and Jordan.

Smuggling ring busted

Smugglers tapped IDF comms, smuggled machine guns from Egypt

Shin Bet, IDF, and police arrest smuggling network that would smuggle weapons from Egypt to Israel using drones.

From Sydney to Israel:

The first family to make aliyah in 2026

Zacks family from Australia lands in Israel, greeting the new year with brand-new Israeli identity cards.

Four years since the attack:

Dimentman family demands death penalty for the terrorist

A sentencing hearing was held today at the Samaria military court for one of the terrorists who murdered Yehuda Dimentman near Homesh about four years ago. The family demanded the death penalty.

In Depth:

Smotrich's milk reforms and Israel's dairy cartel

The recent reforms to Israel's milk market challenge a combination of policy and tradition dating back to some of the state's earliest agricultural enterprises. What will this reform achieve - and why now?

Watch: Sa'ar waterfall begins flowing after rainfall

Sa’ar Waterfall in northern Israel flowing at full force following heavy rainfall; Kinneret rises half a centimeter.

Insurance company investigated in Histadrut corruption scandal

Three senior officials at Menorah Insurance interrogated on suspicion of connections with Histadrut corruption scandal suspect Ezra Gabai.

Sarah Netanyahu awarded NIS 120,000 for defamation lawsuit

Silvia Gancia, a former employee of the official Prime Minister's residence, was ordered to pay Sarah Netanyahu compensation for defamation after failing to file her closing arguments as required.

State Comptroller warns:

Supreme Court's decision puts lives at risk

State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman responds to Supreme Court interim order freezing investigation into October 7 massacre, warning lack of investigation into failures places Israelis' lives at risk.

14 Orphans Without a Father

14 Orphans Left With $140,000 Debt After Father's Death

The treatments that kept him alive for two more years cost more than this widow can ever repay - and the youngest child is still a baby.

Smotrich:

We'll remove garbage from Palestinian Authority at their expense

Israel to remove waste caused by illegal fires set by Palestinian Authority Arabs, charge bill to Palestinian Authority.

Supreme Court issues order against incitement law in schools

Supreme Court judges ordered the state to explain why the law that allows withholding funding from educational institutions and dismissing teachers for expressing support for terrorism should not be repealed.

Israel's first babies of 2026

Shira Leah and Uri Rozman welcome Israel's first baby of 2026 at Hadassah Mount Scopus in Jerusalem.

Flood warnings issued as storms draw nearer

Storms expected to spread from northern Israel southward as authorities issue flood warnings.

Jerusalem tower plan angers residents of neighboring town

Plan to construct three large towers on border of Jerusalem Forest brings residents of Har Nof and Beit Zayit together at district hearing.

Deadly explosion at Swiss ski resort

At least ten people were killed in an explosion and fire that broke out at a bar in a Swiss ski town during New Year celebrations.

Parashat Vayechi:

"Do not bury me in Egypt"

Why did Jacob ask to be buried in Israel? See what the commentators have to say.

Parashat Vayechi:

The Kingship in Israel

There is disagreement among our commentators if these are prophecies of the times of the mashiach, or if they refer to other events.

Dvar Haftorah:

King David's parting message

There is profound humility in King David’s words. For all his achievements, he frames his legacy not around military victories or political triumphs, but around covenant.

Giulio Meotti:

This is the just the trailer of Europe’s islamization

What do we think will happen when they become the majority in Europe? The real movie will soon arrive in theaters. Opinion.

Jack Engelhard

Anatomy of a Pogrom

From now on, according to Tucker and the anti-Zionist wing of the Party, America is a Christian country, Period. Opinion.

The deep state in Israel; how it works

The "deep state" is not deep at all. It is glaringly obvious. Opinion.

Shabbos Vayechi:

Two free live workshops on ensuring proper burial

Free Shabbos Vayechi workshops reveal what Rabbis won't tell you about burial planning and how one conversation can save a soul from cremation.

In first: Haredi Hashmonaim Brigade operates in Syria

Hashmonaim Brigade completes operational activity and training exercises in Syria, gathering intelligence and working to ensure safety of northern Israel's residents.

Arms smuggling route to Bedouin communities exposed

In a wide-ranging affair that came to be known as the Southern Route, a network of arms dealers was exposed that supplied weapons to the southern communities of Rahat and Segev Shalom.

Qatargate:

Allegations, moral clarity, and Israel's security

Qatar’s alleged use of figures in the Prime Minister’s most innermost sanctum directly affects the very security of the citizens of Israel. The truth must out. Opinion.

Iranian forces use live fire and tear gas as protests continue

Iranian protesters chant, 'Death to the dictator,' as government-backed forces use tear gas and live fire in efforts to bring demonstrations under control.

Will haredim move en masse to Samaria?

A number of hasidic communities are uniting around a new plan to build 500 housing units in Samaria.

'We Thought It Was A Drill':

IDF drone operator recounts October 7th massacre

An IDF UAV operator returned from a trip to Asia - directly to the shift on the morning of October 7th, 2023.

Zohran Mamdani sworn in as mayor of NYC

Mamdani took his oaths of office in a small, private ceremony shortly after ringing in 2026, becoming the first mayor to swear on the Quran.

UN chief condemns Israel over UNRWA utilities ban

UN Secretary General Guterres condemns Israel for banning water and electricity to UNRWA sites. UNRWA has been proven to have closely worked with Hamas.

Somali President claims:

'Somaliland agreed to take Gazans for Israeli recognition'

Somalia’s president claims Somaliland agreed to take Gazans, host an Israeli base, and join the Abraham Accords in exchange for Israel’s recognition.

Report:

Israel preparing to reopen Rafah crossing after US pressure

Kan 11 News reports that Israel is preparing for a possible reopening of the Rafah crossing after Netanyahu’s US visit.

Trump withdraws National Guard from Chicago, LA and Portland

Trump is withdrawing National Guard troops from Chicago, Los Angeles and Portland after a series of court rulings blocked his deployments, though he stresses the troops sharply reduced crime.

Israeli Ambassador meets hero who tackled Bondi terrorist

Israel’s Ambassador meets Ahmed al Ahmed, the man who tackled one of the Bondi terrorists during the antisemitic attack that killed 15.

Eyeing Abraham Accords?

Report: Somaliland President plans Israel visit

Somaliland’s president plans an official visit to Israel to join the Abraham Accords and sign bilateral deals, days after Israel recognized Somaliland.

Syria:

Suicide bomber strikes Aleppo patrol, one dead

Suicide bomber kills one and wounds two in Aleppo. Syrian officials say the attacker likely had ISIS ties. No group has claimed responsibility.

Netanyahu:

'Israel has come out stronger than ever before'

Speaking in Surfside, Florida, PM Netanyahu says Israel is “stronger than ever,” urges Jews to “fight back” against antisemitism, and vows to return the last hostage from Gaza.

Explosion in Nazareth: 15 injured, including three seriously

An explosion in a beverage shop in Nazareth sparks a fire, leaving 15 people injured, three of them in serious condition. MDA and Fire and Rescue teams are on the scene. The cause is unclear.

Abbas:

'No one will prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state'

Palestinian Authority chairman marks 61 years since Fatah’s “revolution” and declares: Gaza will return to PA control; no Palestinian state will be established without it.

Iran protests:

IRGC fighter dead as protesters torch IRGC HQ in Hamedan

Protesters in Hamedan set an IRGC headquarters on fire as anti‑regime unrest intensifies amid economic collapse. One Basij member killed and several injured.

Mistaken turn

Jewish woman enters the heart of Jericho, rescued by IDF

Israeli woman found wandering in Jericho, putting her safety at risk, and handed over to IDF forces. The case has been referred to Israel Police.

New details in "Qatargate" scandal

Einhorn asked Feldstein to delete conversations

According to reports, Israel Einhorn asked Eli Feldstein to delete their conversations with Yonatan Urich. Later, he claimed during an investigation that the chats had been deleted.

Survey:

Majority of Jewish Israelis do not celebrate the New Year

Survey found sharp divisions among Israel’s Jewish public over celebrating the civil New Year, with most religious Israelis rejecting it and many secular Israelis planning to mark the occasion.

Sovereignty and citizenship

Israel faces dilemmas and dangers at every turn. It must formalize the love of the Land of Israel into the sovereignty of the State of Israel. Opinion.