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Tensions rise in the southern city of Arad after municipality allows Gur hasidic community to temporarily use community center property for preschool.

Eight waves of Iranian rockets struck across Israel this morning, with debris from interceptions hitting Rehovot and Haifa’s port, as well as the Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem.

Or Elihai Marciano, 29, named as Breslov hasid killed earlier this week in a traffic accident in Sinai, Egypt.

Belzer Rebbe warns against complacency, urges followers to enter protected spaces whenever there is a siren - even if they are studying Torah.

IRGC spokesperson eliminated in Israeli strike, just days after poking fun at Israel on TV.

In meeting with northern leaders, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich reveals details on Settlement Minister Orit Strock's personal trials.

New Maariv poll shows Likud gaining support, widening gap between itself and second-largest party.

Trump administration bypasses Congress to fast-track $8.4B in arms sales to the UAE, Kuwait, and Jordan, citing an emergency over Iran’s threats.

Channel 12 News poll shows a boost for Likud to 28 seats, but once again, neither bloc manages to secure the majority needed to form a government.

EU leaders call for a moratorium on attacks on energy and water facilities in the Middle East and press for maximum restraint.

Five sirens activated within an hour following missile launches from Iran. Damage in Shfaram and Kiryat Ata, but no injuries.

TV report: Mossad chief David Barnea presented an assessment to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating that toppling the Ayatollah regime is an achievable goal.

UAE authorities dismantle a Hezbollah-Iran backed terror network, citing money laundering and national security threats.

Young man and young woman from the community of Neve Tzuf injured after being hit by Palestinian Arab vehicle on Route 465. Dispute over whether this was an accident or a deliberate attack.

Reflections on the unifying secret of the Jewish people, on the shrunken letter that teaches us humility, and on the heroism that is revealed precisely in the 'valley of the shadow of death.'

IDF strikes over 130 Iranian targets, including missiles and UAVs, in order to weaken Iran's defenses and missile capabilities.

An AI-generated video depicting IRGC Quds Force chief Esmail Qaani as a regime agent has fueled online rumors about his disappearance.

Israel's Foreign Ministry says 'Iranian drones are attacking civilians in Europe and in the Middle East' after a drone damaged a synagogue in Odessa.

Saleh Mohammadi, a 19-year-old wrestling competitor, among three executed by regime; rights groups say teen athlete was tortured and denied fair trial.

IDF announces expanded 'partial activity' guidelines in multiple regions, allowing schools, workplaces and limited gatherings under protection rules.

Report says Israel could extend missile warning times, as questions mount after civilians failed to reach shelters during deadly attacks.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers an update to the media on the ongoing war with Iran, says that he is "proud" of Israelis' resilience in the war.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run accident in Haifa during a siren. The driver fled the scene and the police have opened an investigation.

In two separate incidents, IDF forces identified armed Hamas terrorists approaching troops and worked to eliminate the threat.

Dozens of rioters attacked a Jewish shepherd in Binyamin, leaving him wounded, as troops arrived and suspects reportedly stole part of his flock.

The World Happiness Index has been published, and despite the war, Israel ranks eighth on the list.

Israel's Channel 14 anchor Maggie Tabibi signed off the nightly news edition by mentioning the start of the Jewish month of Nissan, and thanking G-d by quoting Psalms.

A senior Air Force official reveals the numbers behind the multi-scene campaign: an unprecedented flight rate, the destruction of 85% of Iranian air defense and detection systems.

Riots broke out as haredi extremists attempted to prevent work on the Jerusalem light rail. Three police officers were wounded, including one who was bitten by a rioter.

Hezbollah missile scores direct hit on building in Kiryat Shmona. Man in his 60s seriously injured with abdominal trauma, woman in her 70s sustained moderate abdominal injuries.

Many firefighters were called to the scene and worked for many hours to extinguish the fire. Several Torah scrolls in the house were also completely destroyed in the fire.

Fragments from an intercepted missile hit the Baza oil refinery in Haifa.

A Policy Exchange study found British Muslims oppose strikes on Iran at far higher rates than the general public, alongside wider gaps on global issues.

Israel dismisses the EU's demand it end its military operations against Hezbollah while Hezbollah continues attacking Israel as "blind."

For the first time, the IDF targeted Iranian targets on the Caspian Sea, striking naval vessels and infrastructure.

CAM and the African American Mayors Association launch new national fellowship to rejuvenate historic Black-Jewish alliance.

RT correspondent Steve Sweeney and cameraman Ali Rida injured in an Israeli strike while filming anti-Israel content in southern Lebanon.

Poll shows overwhelming Republican support for Trump’s Iran campaign, with voters favoring him over Tucker Carlson.

In a press briefing, US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says US is 'decisively' winning the war, operations progressing 'on track.'

US Secretary of War ends press briefing on Operation Epic Fury in Iran, sharing a conversation with his 13-year-old son. Watch.
