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Watch live: Musical Hallel with Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu

A large group of worshipers gathered on Sunday morning in Jerusalem to recite the Sukkot morning prayers with Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu.

Syrian media reports: Israel attacks Iranian arms shipment west of Damascus

According to Syrian media, the Israeli Air Force has carried out an attack near the Al-Assad and Al-Dimas villages

Fox News: Is the US headed towards 'bankruptcy'?

Rep. Josh Brecheen, R-Okla., speaks with ‘Fox News Live’ about the House’s latest efforts to avoid a government shutdown

State of emergency declared at Ma'asiyahu Prison

Guards noticed that a portion of the bars on a cell had been removed, but did not find any signs of deliberate sabotage.

NYC Floods: Sea lion escapes zoo amid rising waters

Rising waters gave Sally the sea lion a chance to explore the Central Park Zoo on Friday.

Elon Musk: 'I don't read legacy media anymore'

Billionaire Elon Musk tweets about why he thinks his platform has become the most reliable source for public information in the world.

Congressman pulls fire alarm during shutdown vote

Investigation opened after progressive Rep. Jamaal Bowman pulls fire alarm in US House of Representatives.

Message in anti-government protest group: 'Our situation isn't good, we are few'

A message posted in a social media group for anti-government protesters warns Yom Kippur violence severely impacted support for protest.

Female guard claims prisoner blackmailed her

One of the guards suspected of an intimate relationship with a security prisoner claimed the prisoner threatened her to force intimacy.

Firebomb-throwing terrorist eliminated

Terrorists hurl firebombs at military post near Binyamin Region town; one reported eliminated.

Kohelet Forum leader: 'The coalition will have to learn how to govern responsibly'

Moshe Koppel, director of the Kohelet Policy Forum, tells the Wall Street Journal where the judicial reform should go next.

Miracle: Tragedy prevented on eve of Sukkot holiday

Minutes before Sukkot holiday begins, explosion occurs in Beitar Illit sukkah.

JFNA: For Jewish women, Dianne Feinstein smashed glass ceilings

Jewish Federations of North America: Dianne Feinstein was 'a powerful politician driven by her Jewish values & championing women’s rights.'

Israel’s top 50 Christian allies

Israel Allies Foundation names the top 50 Christian leaders who have contributed to the Jewish State.

Man, 30, dead in Jerusalem stabbing

Man stabbed in Pisgat Ze'ev is declared dead in the hospital. Police arrest two brothers on suspicion of murder.

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Wishing a joyous Sukkot holiday to all our readers. News coverage ends this evening, resumes Saturday evening.

Zelenskyy visits Babi Yar on 82nd anniversary of massacre

Ukrainian President: No matter how many years have passed, humanity will remember the lives taken by Nazism.

Soldiers neturalize terrorists who threw firebombs in Binyamin region

Terrorists hurl firebombs at military post near Psagot. IDF soldiers respond with live fire, hitting two terrorists.

Watch: Schumer pays emotional tribute to Senator Feinstein

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer calls Senator Dianne Feinstein, who passed away at the age of 90, a “giant of the Senate”.

House Republicans fail to pass short-term funding bill

Government shutdown looms after House Republicans fail to pass short-term funding bill.

New York City: State of emergency declared amid heavy rain and flooding

Forecasts calling for heavy rain centered around the NYC area from Friday into Saturday morning. Flood watch in effect.

Jewish US Senator passes away

Dianne Feinstein, the oldest member of the US Senate, passes away at the age of 90.

Chabad premiers Sukkot search engine

A specially designed program will help the public find the nearest of the hundreds of public sukkahs Chabad will operate for the holiday.

Claims of bribery: Outrage over ministry's plans to distribute sweets in synagogues

A government plan to distribute sweets in synagogues during the upcoming holiday of Simchat Torah has drawn extreme criticism.

Search ongoing for man vanished after collision near Haifa

Volunteers in the search were accosted by residents who prevented them from reaching parts of the region.

Court denies outreach group's petition against municipality's decision to cancel events

The Rosh Yehudi organization petitioned the Tel Aviv Municipality's decision to cancel all of its permits to hold events during Sukkot.

Attempted terror attack: Terrorists open fire at Beit El from moving vehicle

IDF soldiers who were operating in the area returned fire at the vehicle, and one of the terrorists was hit.

Three lookout points dedicated in memory of terror victim

Three new lookouts were built in memory of Rina Shnerb, who was killed in a terrorist attack.

Binyamin Spokesperson wins first place in countrywide Home Front Command competition

Binyamin Regional Council Spokesperson awarded first place for presentation of information to public in emergency and routine situations.

Pakistan: At least 50 killed in suicide bombing near mosque

Bomber blows himself up as worshipers gather in city of Mastung in southwestern Pakistan.

Poll: Netanyahu, Gantz neck and neck, left has majority

New survey find National Unity party weakening, but other left-wing parties strengthen, giving the opposition a majority.

Report: 5 female soldiers have intimate relationship with terrorist prisoner

Soldiers reportedly have intimate relationship with Fatah terrorist in Ramon prison.

Border Police burn 30,000 drug seedlings

Police find 65 sites where drugs were being grown and NIS 200,000 worth of drugs.

IFCJ Brings IDF Personnel to Seniors to Help Celebrate Sukkot

In preparation for Sukkot, IFCJ works with Association for Israel Soldiers to help construct sukkot in senior homes across Israel.

Talking Parsha: What's Sukkot really about?

In this week's exploration, we delve into a seemingly straightforward question: "Why do we sit in a Sukkah on Sukkot?"

Jewish man wounded in near-lynching banned from Judea and Samaria

Elisha Yered ordered out of Judea and Samaria for 6 months for killing Arab rioter after he was struck in the head by a stone during a riot.

Musician Hanan Ben Ari calls for unity

During Elkana performance, Ben Ari says 'I have the religious and the secular in me,' calls on people to make peace within themselves.

Gunman kills three in Dutch city of Rotterdam

Gunman shoots woman and her daughter in their home, then storms into university classroom and shoots male teacher.

Likud activists: Ayelet Shaked said she'd consider running with Likud

Number of Likud mayors and other party activists call on former Minister to join the ranks of the ruling party.

Sources: Top Biden aides interviewed in classified documents probe

Special counsel investigating Biden’s classified documents has interviewed members of the upper levels of the White House and the cabinet.