Seconds before strike
IDF identified civilians & diverted munition
The munition had already been launched toward a Hamas terrorist when a group of civilians was identified nearby. The IDF diverted it in real time toward a nearby building.
The munition had already been launched toward a Hamas terrorist when a group of civilians was identified nearby. The IDF diverted it in real time toward a nearby building.


Dr. Nechumi Yaffe joins HaTzibur HaCharedi, becoming the first woman included on the Knesset slate of a haredi party running in Israeli elections.

Red Cross visits to Israeli prisons are expected to resume for the first time since October 7. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir criticized the High Court directive.

A delegation of 20 American lawmakers toured Samaria and announced that they would work to advance countermeasures against entities that boycott residents because of where they live.

Channel 12 poll has Netanyahu and his rivals tied at 52 seats each, while Channel 14 gives the Prime Minister’s bloc a commanding 63 seats to 44.

Miami-Dade raises its Israel Bonds investment cap from 3% to 5%, potentially allowing up to $450 million, as opponents protest and tempers flare.

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Rabbi Tzvi Tau instructs Avi Maoz and Noam activists to press ahead with their independent Knesset run, declaring the party will remain in the race through election day.

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