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Thousands take to the streets of Jerusalem for annual Sukkot march
Thousands from across Israel take part in the traditional Jerusalem March during Sukkot, concluding with a festive family celebration in Sacher Park.
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Thousands from across Israel take part in the traditional Jerusalem March during Sukkot, concluding with a festive family celebration in Sacher Park.

The Finance Ministry opposes ZIM’s request to approve its proposed merger with German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI Opportunity Funds.

Israel summons Spain’s chargé d’affaires over minister’s “river to the sea" remarks as tensions between Jerusalem and Madrid continue to escalate.

OpenAI has scrapped plans to release GPT-6.1 Astra after the AI model failed to meet the company’s safety standards amid growing scrutiny of AI security.

UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband attacks Israel at Labour conference, vows sanctions targeting Israeli communities and services in Judea and Samaria.

President Trump rejects an Axios report that he offered Iran sanctions relief and frozen funds, insisting, “I offered them NOTHING!"

The UAE and Prime Minister’s Office officially confirm reports of a previously undisclosed meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the UAE President.

A surprise inspection conducted by the Ministry at the “Medica" clinic in Ramat Hahayal found medical staff exceeding their professional authority, systemic failures, and an immediate danger to patients.

'Why is Israel sanctioned when they provide a lot of our intelligence reports for us?' TalkTV host Alex Phillips blasts Defence Secretary Wes Streeting over the government’s handling of immigration, terrorism and national security.

Ahead of the US release of a new documentary, details are being allowed for publication from behind the scenes of the pager operation in September 2024.

The PA Foreign Ministry issued a statement against comments by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who responded: “The terror authority understands the significance of the settlement revolution."

Agudat Israel kicks off its election campaign in Bnei Brak as Elyakim Stark apologizes for failing to protect yeshiva students and calls for unity ahead of a critical battle over the future of the haredi public.

Following intelligence information, the alert level has been raised for the territorial division and the 99th Division deployed in the Gaza Strip. Senior commanders have been instructed not to leave the sector.

Senior Agudat Yisrael officials believe that faction chairman Yitzhak Goldknopf would not vote against a minority government led by Gadi Eisenkot, but would abstain if such a government were formed.

Shin Bet files an official complaint with the military censor, demanding that Channel 12 News be held accountable after it reported on the Prime Minister's flight to the UAE while the plane was still in the air.

Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar announced that he will file a defamation lawsuit against the Prime Minister and demanded the release of the protocols and the schedule of security meetings that preceded the October 7 massacre.

RAF Fairford suspects to be released on bail, head of counter-terror police says.

Operation completed in the area of Al-Mansouri in the security zone: Troops from the 55th Brigade completed their mission in southern Lebanon.

Noa Argamani announces on X that she has joined Israeli venture capital firm Vine Ventures, writing that she is “excited, a little emotional, and mostly grateful to continue living my life."

After it was decided to delay the tender for the construction of 1,234 housing units due to the proximity of the elections, Gali Baharav-Miara reversed course. Smotrich claims: “This is a maneuver."

Shadi Abu Hatzira, a key money changer for Hamas’ military wing, ran a currency exchange network that transferred tens of millions of shekels to rebuild terror infrastructure in Gaza.

Bereaved father Hagay Lober sharply rejects Yocheved Lifshitz’s claim that President Trump was responsible for bringing the hostages home, but then delivered a powerful defense of the former hostage amid harsh attacks against her.

The court extended the detention of two Qalqilya residents, including an officer in the PA Preventive Security Service, who were arrested on suspicion of involvement in digging a weapons tunnel.

Bereaved father Itzik Bonzel lashes out at former hostage Yocheved Lifshitz over her criticism of Netanyahu: 'I wish I could turn back the clock and return you to Hamas,' then apologizes 'Caught up in emotion, I wrote something I didn’t mean.'

Updated satellite images from Google Maps show the extensive scale of destruction in the Gaza Strip following the war that began with Hamas’ October 7 attack.

Mother reveals daughter was engaged three months after arriving in Yavne'el, then married at 17, alleging pattern of underage marriages, social pressure within community.

Two foreign Jewish activists involved in pro-Palestinian activities in Judea and Samaria face renewed scrutiny of their previously approved aliyah eligibility.

Teenager rushed to hospital with serious injuries after grenade explodes at Holon home.

AP reports Netanyahu secretly met UAE President bin Zayed to seek a denial of claims he had warned Israel of an impending Hamas attack before October 7.

The IDF Military Rabbinate distributes 18,500 sukkahs, including 2,200 tactical models designed to conceal troops, and 13,000 Four Species sets.

Brandeis Center files federal complaint alleging Jewish professor faced antisemitic harassment, professional retaliation, after reporting discrimination at Duquesne University.

Amid escalating tensions over haredi enlistment, Lithuanian-haredi leader Rabbi Dov Landau warns yeshiva students of struggle for Torah study, urges them to continue learning.

Over 250 Christian students and emerging leaders attend Passages' Israel Impact Summit, receiving training to support Jewish students, counter misinformation and strengthen ties with Israel.

Nearly three years after October 7, Hamas retains thousands of armed terrorists, maintains tunnel network, manufactures rockets, and smuggles weapons into Gaza.

At a festive Sukkot reception, Mayor Moshe Lion urges more countries to open embassies in Jerusalem, while Huckabee praises the city's unique character.

Autumn arrives during Sukkot holiday as temperatures drop, scattered showers and additional rain system expected.

Former Mossad official Eyal Tsir Cohen says Egyptian intelligence officials never mentioned any prior October 7 warning, despite dozens of hours of talks.

Video shows Balad chief repeating his controversial remarks days after October 7, contradicting his claim of ignorance about the massacre.

Traditional Priestly Blessing ceremony begins at Western Wall, attended by tens of thousands.

Hamas sniper Adi Adli Abd Al-Aaser eliminated in southern Gaza after advancing attacks against Israeli forces and civilians.
