Amid Iran-backed terror plot
US withdraws bombers from UK base
The US has withdrawn all bombers from RAF Fairford in England after commanders received new threats about a suspected Iran-backed plot targeting the base.
The US has withdrawn all bombers from RAF Fairford in England after commanders received new threats about a suspected Iran-backed plot targeting the base.


An NSC probe will examine a series of warnings, missed intelligence and unresolved responsibility questions that allowed the hijacker to fly to Israel.

WZO delegation head Matan Bar Noy tore up the Green Party resolution outside Parliament, invoking Chaim Herzog’s 1975 protest against the UN’s 'Zionism is racism' vote.

Ireland’s players lowered their heads during Hatikvah and refused the customary handshake as political tensions overshadowed their latest Nations League meeting with Israel.
Flavio Bolsonaro leads Brazil's President Lula with 48.47% of the vote as results come in, meaning a runoff will take place on October 25.

Police issue six-month restraining order against Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick, banning him from holy site. Claims it was due to prayers for wounded reservist.

Amcha Yisrael falls below the threshold for the first time in a Kan News poll, leaving Eisenkot’s bloc with 52 seats to Netanyahu’s 51.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir honors Unit 8200 CWO who warned before October 7 that Hamas was preparing a large-scale surprise attack.

For 800 days he cared for Israel's fallen and their families. Now his wife battles a relentless illness, and a second war has begun at home.

As we begin reading the Torah from Bereishit, we pause to contemplate what the Torah is rooted in.

A march marking the 1936 stand against fascists in Jewish east London drew chants excluding Zionists, as Jewish groups fought to reclaim their place in its history.

Joshua Bell’s Violin-and the Music of Jewish History.

The erasure of Jews and treating them as villains cannot be ignored. The post-Oct. 7 surge of antisemitism is not a misunderstanding that will fade whether Netanyahu wins the election or not. Opinion.

The UAE reportedly shared the flight’s passenger and crew information with Israel before takeoff, raising fresh questions over how the alleged cockpit attacker was allowed to board.

Israeli officials say the copilot planned to strike Ben Gurion Airport’s terminal during landing; Channel 13 reports he chose Flydubai because it flew to Tel Aviv.

Australian police are examining Hamam al-Hammami’s ties to the country, including his years as a student, after the attempted crash of a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight.

A soldier’s quick reaction prompted the evacuation of a bus packed with Givati troops just moments before it caught fire at a southern Israel base.

Alongside his activities within the Hamas terrorist organization, Saqr Qaisi served as the director of the Turkish organization Deniz Feneri.

Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir announces conclusion of October 7 investigations, warns Israel's enemies of preemptive strikes, and calls for expanding the IDF to confront multi-front threats.

Israel will establish an embassy in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, as the Congolese government prepares to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.

The world responds: The plane was trying to exercise its ancient rights of self-determination by creating facts on the ground. Satire.

The UK Green Party conference approved a proposal defining Zionism as a 'racist ideology preferring ethnic group at the expense of others.'

During a visit to Ashdod Naval Base, Netanyahu pledged to expand Israel’s naval capabilities and warned against threats to its ports and maritime traffic.

The order signed by the Finance Minister following an agreement with the prime minister reduces the fuel excise tax, so that the price of 95-octane gasoline will fall from 8.27 shekels to 7.77 shekels per liter.

About 100 protesters gathered outside Sag Harbor Cinema, while the IAC urged future screenings to include survivor testimony and context.

"Graveyard for children" versus "paper sultan". Opinion.

Rabbi Udi Schwartz, head of the halakha division in the IDF Rabbinate, tells Arutz Sheva about the unbearable scenes, agonizing identifications, and emotional encounters with families that have stayed with him since October 7.

CBS News reports an initial Israeli probe points to a lone attacker, while investigators continue examining the copilot’s background and possible outside ties.

Less than a month before Election Day, Uri Geller predicts the outcome, while making his own position clear: 'There’s no one like Bibi.'

Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akramnia announces that Tehran has begun working to increase the range of its missiles following the war with the US.

From 'They’re right outside the door' to the final words before being abducted, victims and survivors are publishing their messages from the October 7 massacre.

Ta’al chairman argues that Yair Golan’s party’s support for disqualifying Sami Abu Shehadeh was a move reflecting the party’s character, calling it 'a serious mistake from a democratic standpoint.'

A senior Channel 14 figure sharply criticized Likud and Minister Bezalel Smotrich in an unusual column over their responses to reports concerning Yoseph Haddad.

Western policy makers’ infatuation with the proposed Palestinian Arab state has been driven by Western preoccupation with the moderate Palestinian Arab talk, which is aimed at Western target audiences. Middle East Arab rulers are not impressed. Opinion.

Border Police caught three suspects loading €100,000 worth of copper coils into a pickup truck. They were released with the vehicle and loot, then rearrested the next day - but the coils were gone.

Kan News investigation reveals foreign-linked bot networks active on October 7, spreading anti-Israel narratives, returned, seeking to influence Israel’s political discourse ahead of the elections.

Terrorist organization behind the 9/11 attacks praises Omani hijacker, calls for others to hijack planes to attack the US and Israel.

The powerful impact caused significant damage to parts of the sukkah’s roof structure.

Israeli Mossad agents and aviation experts have joined the UAE investigation into the alleged terror plot.

A suspect who stole a vehicle from Mevaseret Zion attempted to break through the Al-Jib crossing near Givat Ze’ev, was stopped by the security barriers, and was arrested after fleeing the scene on foot.

At 102, Walter Bingham danced with a child nearly a century younger during Simchat Torah in Jerusalem, recalling a childhood when Nazi persecution forced Jewish celebrations underground.

Of the orphans, 345; more than 2,000 people in Israel have lost a brother or sister. 1,204 parents have lost their children.

Global life expectancy returns to 73.3 years, nearly back to pre-COVID levels, but healthy life expectancy still lags behind. WHO reveals sharp rise in dementia, depression and anxiety, and increasing dominance of chronic diseases.

The opposition leader attacked the government following the attempted hijacking, arguing that its senior officials are shirking responsibility.

Yoseph Haddad, No. 2 on Amcha Yisrael's party list, said five years ago that he supports a two-state solution and peace with 'our Palestinian brothers.' Haddad: 'Enough with the spins and lies.'

An internal National Security Council document reveals that the Transportation Ministry failed to fulfill its responsibilities despite warnings and strong opposition from professional officials.

Duncan McDonald was arrested after posting videos on social media showing guns, ammunition and tactical gear, while making threats to kill Jews.

Channel 13 report reveals footage from battles at Black Arrow and Mefalsim Junction, where dozens of terrorists fired at drivers and Nova survivors, and delayed arrival of rescue forces.

Authorities in the United Arab Emirates are investigating whether the suspected terrorist received assistance from a member of the crew.

The Defense Ministry and National Insurance Institute publish data on casualties and victims of the 'War of Redemption.'

An initial investigation found that the soldier and officer who were seriously and moderately wounded were struck by shrapnel from a grenade that exploded during operational activity.

Yeshiva students sing and pray at Sheba Medical Center; Rosh Yehudi organization holds 'second hakafot' in Tel Aviv. Watch.

Hapoel Tel Aviv blew a double-digit lead before a clutch three-pointer and missed free throws helped them block Ness Ziona 88-86 and reach the Winner Cup final.

Democrats chair Yair Golan's proposal to include Ra'am in future coalition sparks disagreement with Yisrael Beytenu chairman, who rules out joining Arab parties in government.

Survivors of the massacre at the Nova music festival on October 7 dance with their families at an event organized by the 'Kesher Yehudi' organization. Watch.

Three years after October 7, Avi Marciano releases a recording of his daughter Noa, who was murdered in Gaza, filmed after just four days of captivity.

Attendees sing and dance emotionally at site where hundreds of young people were murdered at a music festival during the October 7 massacre, exactly three years ago.

Four protesters detained in Samaria on suspicion of disturbing public order and entering a closed military zone have been transferred for a hearing on possible expulsion from Israel.

Pro-Palestinian students in London are planning a march in support of Palestinians specifically on October 7.

Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion attends post-Simchat Torah 'second hakafot' at Machon Meir.
