Newly-revealed Hamas document details plans to plant explosives near displaced civilians, triggering panic and allowing terrorists to escape advancing IDF forces.
Defense Minister Israel Katz insists police, not the IDF, must handle Jewish rioters in Judea and Samaria, rejecting calls to restore administrative detention despite recent violence.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir orders leave restrictions, increased commander presence, and additional troop deployments across multiple fronts to ensure Israel's elections proceed safely.
Tel Hai opens the academic year tomorrow as Israel’s 11th research university, with enrollment up 7% and one-fifth of students having served in the reserves during the war.
Israeli authorities issue urgent recall of Chinese-made universal travel adapter after safety tests reveal defects that could cause electric shock or fire.
Jerusalem yeshiva student reveals how he used his passport to smuggle people barred from leaving Israel through Ben Gurion Airport; is released to house arrest.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits IAF base, warns Israel's enemies against attacking the Jewish state.
Join leading rabbis and Rosh Yeshivas for the first-ever English-language Yarchei Kallah Torah Learning Day on November 26 at Merkaz HaRav Yeshiva in Jerusalem, under the auspices of OU Israel, Merkaz HaRav and the Echad L’Echad Foundation. Enjoy inspiring lectures, Torah study, a keynote panel and catered lunch.
Standing Together activists attempt to silence National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir during campus event attended by hundreds of students, sparking confrontations with supporters.
Government stalls review of property tax and public transport discounts for haredi draft dodgers.
This is the first time in the history of humanity that countries voluntarily let foreign armies enter their territory, fed them, provided lodging, and financed them. When these begin to wage wars against the population, they barely react. Opinion.
Or Yarok data reveals: 408 injured and 18 killed on wet roads in 2025; Haifa leads Israeli cities in the number of casualties.
Temperatures across Israel to remain below seasonal averages for much of the week, with cloudy skies and possible light coastal showers.
Noah and the quiet discipline of change.
Elbit Systems wins a $235 million contract to supply precision-guided rockets and PULS artillery systems to a European country under a government-to-government agreement with Israel.
Dozens of pro-Palestinian rioters attack Turkish-Israeli woman in Istanbul mall, verbally abusing her before turning physical; police investigate.
Hundreds gathered in Arad after police were mistakenly identified as Military Police seeking to arrest a yeshiva student. The “Black Alert" system was activated before the misunderstanding was cleared up.
IDF eliminated three Hamas terrorists in northern Gaza who were involved in weapons production, military engineering and efforts to restore the terror group's capabilities, in violation of the ceasefire.
The Attorney General, who later also refused to accept the fact that she was fired by the Cabinet for her allegedly political decisions, was a major factor in causing the anti judicial reform riots that rocked Israel before October 7. Opinion.
Chabad emissary Rabbi Tzvi Bassman spoke to Arutz Sheva about the 150-year-old synagogue he heads, which has reopened to serve a community made up entirely of teenagers.
The IDF Personnel Directorate, FIDF, and Association for the Soldier honor 2,000 lone soldiers serving in combat roles, many of whom have no family in Israel. The average age of enlistment is 21.
Rabbi David Fendel of Sderot Yeshiva defends rabbis’ involvement in politics, warned against voting for parties that may fail to cross the electoral threshold, and lamented divisions in Religious Zionism.
Macklemore's upcoming London concert will raise funds for the Palestine Youth Movement, whose UK spokesperson defended Hamas's October 7 hostage-taking.
California Governor Gavin Newsom calls for conditions on US military aid to Israel, criticizing Netanyahu for “isolating" Israel.
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed disavows the Muslim Brotherhood but challenges why he was asked, amid scrutiny of his positions on Israel and Hamas.
Egypt pledges support for Saudi Arabia amid escalating Houthi attacks, as fresh strikes cause casualties in Yemen.
Vice President JD Vance says he may skip the 2028 presidential race, citing his wife and four children, despite leading early Republican primary polls.
Ben Gvir claims Netanyahu's office promised European countries to exclude him from the next government. Likud strongly denies the allegation, calling it political spin.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards threaten a devastating response against Israel if Iranian energy facilities are attacked, amid escalating warnings between Tehran and Trump.
PM Carney confirms four Canadian service members were killed and dozens seriously injured in a fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta.
Nine days before elections, Moti Leitner rejects calls to withdraw his HaTzibbur HaCharedi party, insisting it will cross.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warns Trump after his endorsement of Netanyahu in Israel's election, accusing the Prime Minister of seeking another war.
Nine days before Israel's elections, three polls show differing results: Eisenkot leads in Kan 11's survey, while Likud tops the i24NEWS and Channel 14 polls.
Lufthansa Group confirms a bomb threat forced an Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna to divert. The aircraft landed safely and is undergoing security checks.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlines ten principles for Israel's security, emphasizing preemptive strikes, military independence, defeating enemies, and strengthening the nation's Jewish identity.
Macron vows to prosecute rioters as more than 2,000 are arrested and over 600 security personnel injured in unrest across France.
Likud activist Shlomi Vaknin holds up pacifier during live interview, mocking Yashar! leader Gadi Eisenkot's reaction to being called a 'monkey' by media personality Yinon Magal.
Prestigious award presented on Yom Ha'aliyah recognizes English-speaking immigrants whose contributions have made a lasting impact on the State of Israel
Nine days before Israel’s elections, Trump gives Netanyahu his “Complete and Total Endorsement" in an unprecedented intervention, Axios’ Barak Ravid reports.
Negev and Galilee Minister Yitzhak Waserlauf is verbally harassed by left-wing activist while visiting Tel Aviv clinic with newborn son.
Former Sephardic Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef says supporting Otzma Yehudit prohibited under Jewish law because of leader Itamar Ben Gvir's visits to the Temple Mount, encouragement of others to do the same.
Ofir Deli, 43, was killed in a motorcycle accident in Thailand’s Krabi province while on a recovery trip following his battle with cancer. A former Maglan fighter and Bnei David graduate, he leaves behind a wife and six children.
Each of us must find our own “Noah’s ark" that will provide us with stability and protection in a turbulent world:
In Belfast, Obama repeated a dishonest, mendacious, and vile charge while concealing the evidence needed to judge it - because that evidence would refute it. Opinion.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir orders troops to remain on duty during Israel's October 27 elections amid fears of a regional escalation involving Iran or its proxies.
Former minister Michael Malkieli warns haredi voters who stay home or support parties unlikely to enter Knesset could help bring left to power, threaten Israel's Jewish identity.
Netanyahu rejects claims he was part of the pre-October 7th 'conception,' defends his 'total victory' pledge, and vows to establish a balanced commission of inquiry if reelected.
US President Donald Trump announces support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling him a 'great warrior' and 'even greater partner for peace.'
Rabbi Chaim Yerucham Smotrich explains why he wears a suit when going to vote and warns that a minority government would undermine the Jewish majority.
Iran’s new defense minister claims he has been on a hit list for 35 years. After his predecessor was killed, he threatened Israel and the US and revealed how Iran fortifies its military facilities.
Eyal Berkovic recalls tensions with Muslim teammates at Manchester City: '12 Muslims against Eyal,' also describing his suspicions about the team’s chef, 'I was scared they would poison me.'
Aliyah is a tikun for The Sin of the Spies.
Amid concerns over haredi voter apathy ahead of the elections, leading Torah sages convened in Bnei Brak, urging voter turnout, political unity, and opposition to yeshiva students’ conscription.
Meir Bertler of Shomer Yosh calls poisoning incidents in Judea and Samaria 'a new form of terrorism,' saying poison is being spread in grazing areas and water sources.
An inspection of a suspicious vehicle in Dura uncovered a Hamas flag and stolen Israeli license plates, leading to a search of a nearby garage where handguns and an improvised firearm were discovered.
Kaplan Medical Center's cardiology chief faces allegations of collecting blood samples without patient consent, weeks after a residency training scandal emerged.
There are wise and discerning haredim are willing to say out loud: "We want to join our brothers and sisters in defending and contributing to our state! Give us ways to do so that respect our principles, and we will be there, with you and for you." Opinion.
Director General of the Ministry of Religious Services demands an investigation into Haaretz journalist Yael Friedson on suspicion of incitement to violence.
What Yemen should teach the West about Israel’s enemies. Opinion.
