Eitan Divinsky

World community offers help after deadly Afghanistan earthquake

The Japanese government announced a humanitarian mission to the Taliban-led country after a monster quake left more than 1,000 dead.

Schools closed nationwide for second consecutive day

Despite the nationwide union strike, kindergartens in certain cities including Givat Shmuel and Afula will open as usual.

Jeffrey Epstein's former mistress to be sentenced next Tuesday

State prosecutors are asking for a 30-55-year jail sentence for the former partner of the Jewish billionaire.

Netanyahu: 'I will return Israel to its former glory'

The former premier vowed to restore Israel's national pride and usher in more peace deals with neighboring states.

Bennett: Iranian terrorists arrested in Turkey

The Prime Minister said a number of attacks had been thwarted in Turkey and thanked Erdogan for his assistance in the fight against Iran.

Two brothers from Betar Ilit missing since yesterday

Israel Police are seeking the public's help in its search for two missing brothers aged 13 and 14, from a haredi town in Gush Etzion.

Significant drop in temperatures, heat wave by Wednesday

Constantly changing weather patterns are expected for the week ahead, with both extreme heat and cold spells on the way.

Regavim: Israel has failed to formulate policy on Judea and Samaria

The group blames 'selective enforcement of outrageously outdated laws' for continuing to allow the PA to exploit Israel.

Israel on fast track to establishing ties with Tunisia?

Israeli reports say the two countries are trying to reach an understanding - but neighboring Algeria is trying to thwart these efforts.

Brad Pitt 'livid' with ex Angelina Jolie over 'vindictive plot'

The actor is accusing his ex of going behind his back to sell a prized vineyard to a sanctioned Russian oligarch with ties to Israel.

Berlin: Terror suspected as vehicle slams into crowd wounding dozens

The incident took place near the spot of a 2016 terror attack in which 12 were killed and dozens more injured.

Right attacks gov't on failed law: 'Bennett's experiment is over'

Opposition members are clamoring for the Bennett-Lapid government to step down following tonight's failed vote.

IDF nabs 12 terrorists as raids continue

The IDF continues raiding towns and villages in PA-controlled areas, as the country fights back following a string of deadly attacks.

Dozens of IAF fighter jets simulate long-distance attack

The drill comes as part of the largest-ever IDF exercise spanning all army units and a month-long preparation for offensive maneuvers.

Report: Abbas considering halting cooperation with Israel

The PA chief is said to be frustrated with the lack of progress towards a Palestinian state.

From Brooklyn's haredi community to musical genius in Israel

As a child, he dreamt of building a new life in Israel. Today, he's father to 3 living in Samaria and performing across the country.

Israeli security officials demand 'immediate' explanation

Israeli officials are livid after an unnamed source revealed the Jewish State was behind the assassination of a senior IRGC terrorist.

Ted Cruz, Republicans demand Biden rescind funding for anti-Israel NGOs

Cruz, Senate Republicans urge Biden admin. to pull the $1 million grant they're giving to anti-Israel NGOs.

Terrorists fire on troops as IDF raids Jenin and nearby towns

Arab terrorists seen firing on IDF troops carrying out arrests in Jenin and nearby village of Bruqin.

Security source: We need the bullet to identify the shooter

IDF sources said there is zero chance of finding out what took place unless they can get their hands on the bullet that killed Shireen.

Nine wanted terrorists detained in overnight operation

IDF forces rounded up 9 terror suspects in operations throughout Judea and Samaria Wednesday night.

Jews violently attacked by Arabs in Akko

Two brothers were taking a walk when they got into a confrontation with Arab youths, who followed and attacked them with clubs.

Watch: Ben Gvir storms Ra'am press conference

MK Itamar Ben Gvir stormed a session of the Ra'am party, calling chairman Mansour Abbas a "terrorist" as security tried to separate the two.

Smotrich: Bennett mum despite libel targeting IDF

The Religious Zionism Party attacked Bennett's 'silence' over 'libelous' claims against the IDF's 'murder' of the Al Jazeera journalist.

Netanyahu: Only strength will ensure our future existence

The former Prime Minister blamed Bennett and his government for failing to stand up to a US 'incapable of dealing with Iran.'

Report: Senior Yamina MKs to announce 'dramatic move'

Top Yamina MKs considering splitting off and forming their own party as coalition crisis deepens.

Arabs riot following morning prayer on Temple Mount

Arab youths continued a cycle of rioting on the holy site despite heightened police presence throughout the Old City of Jerusalem.

Watch: Putin issues ultimatum to 'surrender or die'

Russia issued an ominous ultimatum to the last Ukrainian soldiers holed up in the besieged city of Mariupol.

Israeli authorities remove nearly 6,000 social media posts urging more attacks on Jews

Thousands of posts defending terror attacks and calling for more violence against Jews taken down since Be'er Sheva stabbing.

'Russians continue targeting civilians with IEDs'

According to reports, Russian troops in Ukraine continue using the deadly weapon to inflict damage on civilians in the war-torn country.

'Palestinian killed in Israeli manhunt'

News sites such as CNN & USA Today didn't bother to point out that yesterday's attack was a brutal murder spree aimed at killing Jews.

'There's blood everywhere' - frantic calls to MDA

Israel's emergency medical service received dozens of calls from civilians hiding from terrorists as they wreaked havoc on the city.

Clarence Thomas in 'conflict of interest' on Trump cases

A recent poll shows that most Americans believe Thomas should not rule on Jan 6 cases due to his wife's support for former President Trump.

Car crashes into Russian embassy in Romania

The event follows repeated condemnations of Russia by US and NATO.

Mariupol 'on the brink of humanitarian disaster'

The city's mayor said over 100,000 people had been left without 'light, water, food, or medicine for over a month.'

The benefits of age: Free bus rides for individuals aged 75+

Starting this summer, elderly citizens aged 75 and up will be able to travel for free, while those 60+ will be charged just NIS 112.5/month.

Ukraine carries out airstrike inside Russia

Reports of first aerial attack by Ukrainian forces on Russian soil, targeting Russian oil depot.

US to provide $800 million in military aid for war-torn country

The U.S. says it's transferring more than $1.1 billion in military assistance to Ukraine in efforts to further bolster its war with Russia.

Americans continue to be rounded up by Russian authorities

As a former NBA star continues to be held on charges of transporting drugs, more Americans are being singled out by local security.

New vaccination center opens its doors as experts urge caution

After polio scares in the capital earlier this month, the Ministry of Health announced the opening of an emergency vaccination facility.