Hate crime probe
FBI probes hate crime after arson attack targets Israeli flag on Indiana home
Central Indiana's Jewish community rallies in Zionsville after a home displaying Israeli and US flags damaged in a suspected $150K hate crime arson.
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Third consecutive night
Third consecutive night: CENTCOM completes 5-hour mission, hits key Iranian sites
US forces launch a third straight night of strikes on Iranian targets to degrade threats against commercial ships in Hormuz.
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Watch: Dancing at Ben Gurion Airport as new Olim arrive from France
Watch the footage: 230 new Olim from France land in Israel. At Ben Gurion Airport, they are welcomed by Ministers Smotrich and Sofer, alongside dozens of Bnei Akiva youth group members.
Darline Graham Nordone to fill brother Lindsey’s US Senate seat
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster appoints Darline Graham Nordone to finish out the Senate term of her late brother, former Sen. Lindsey Graham.
'Greatest comeback in history'
'Greatest comeback in history': Netanyahu reflects on war, US ties and Graham's legacy
Prime Minister Netanyahu discusses the sudden passing of Sen. Lindsey Graham, Israel's military progress against Iran, and ties with Trump in radio interview with Sid Rosenberg.
Trump:
Trump: Deal with Iran is still possible despite ongoing strikes
Speaking from the Oval Office, President Trump comments on Iran strikes, says US forces have crippled Tehran's military and secured the Strait of Hormuz but reiterates a deal is still possible.
Israeli killed in in fall in the Alps
Alam Fares from Hurfeish dies after falling from a high altitude in the Alps.
Report:
Report: Hundreds of thousands of tax shekels funding draft protests
A nonprofit which received about 796,000 shekels from the state budget in 2024 is also used as a donation address for an organization against the conscription of Yeshiva students.
Iranian FM mocks Trump:
Iranian FM mocks Trump: 'We have always been the guardian of the Strait of Hormuz'
Iran's foreign minister sarcastically responded to President Donald Trump's remarks on the Strait of Hormuz, saying Iran has always been its guardian and will be fair in the fee that they will charge for a safe passage.
IDF:
IDF: Terrorist who attempted to smuggle military equipment to Gaza eliminated
The IDF struck in southern Gaza and eliminated Mustafa Oweisi, a terrorist involved in weapons smuggling efforts aimed at rebuilding Hamas’ military capabilities in violation of the ceasefire agreement.
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Watch: US sea-drone attack in Iran - from the drone angle
US forces successfully struck a submarine and ship maintenance facility in Iran. This is the first time American forces have employed sea drones in combat operations.
Trump announces:
Trump's dramatic announcment: US is reinstating the Iranian blockade
US President Donald Trump says Iran systematically violates every agreement it reaches, and therefore the US is taking control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Israeli Navy delegation and US Navy strengthen ties during independence anniversary events
Israeli Navy Deputy Commander RADM Guy Levy led a delegation to the US marking 250 years of US independence, meeting senior Navy officials and representatives from navies worldwide to deepen operational cooperation and strengthen maritime partnerships.
Chief of Staff warns against draft exemption bill
Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has issued a rare public warning against proposed legislation freezing the arrest of draft evaders, arguing it would encourage avoidance of military service.
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Wach: Palestinian driver arrested after police pursuit
An 18-year-old Palestinian from Ramallah was caught at 162 km/h without a driving license.
After 1,000 Days of Duty
After Nearly 1,000 Days of Reserve Duty, Nati Is Fighting to Save His Home
He repeatedly left his family and business behind to defend Israel. Now, after sacrificing nearly everything, he needs help protecting what remains.
Saudis strike Houthi-controlled Sanaa airport to prevent Iranian plane from landing
Saudi-backed Yemeni forces reportedly targeted the runway at Houthi-controlled Sanaa International Airport after an Iranian aircraft attempted to land in the capital. The Houthis accused Riyadh of aggression and vowed retaliation.
UK designates Iran's IRGC as terrorist organization
British government designates Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and two other groups over alleged threats, intimidation, and hostile activity in the UK and Europe.
Report: Former Mossad chief met Ahmadinejad
Former Mossad chief David Barnea met Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2024 for secret discussions, The New York Times reports.
Minister Gamliel's husband reveals classified information
Gila Gamliel's husband reveals her security was suddenly reinforced, sparking speculation and claims that the disclosure violated censorship rules.
State backtracks:
State backtracks: Indictment against Tzav 9 leader canceled
State Prosecutor's Office announces withdrawal of indictment filed against Tzav 9 activist Reut Ben Haim, who blocked humanitarian aid trucks transferring goods to Hamas.
Journalist warns: IDF chief still holds unused card
Journalist Doron Kadosh responds to IDF's manpower crisis, calling on Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir to give a press conference.
NBN welcomes inaugural cohort of Zionist Education Initiative fellows to Israel
Twelve leading Jewish educators from across North America begin immersive fellowship designed to strengthen Israel education.
Hamas terrorists storm UN aid site in Gaza
UN humanitarian coordinator says gunmen forcibly entered WFP distribution point and warehouse; COGAT: Hamas undermining aid distribution and seizing humanitarian assistance.
Gur hasid arrested as concerns of mass protests grow
Gur hasid Moshe Reuven Verdiger arrested while awaiting official approval of military exemption request, plans for possible protests not yet known.
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Report: Haredi draft dodger denied tefillin for 3 days in jail
Detention facility staff refused to accept the pair of tefillin that a detainee's family brought for him after it was instructed to do so by the military.
Undercover operation targets illegal taxi network in Jerusalem
Undercover police operation at Shuafat Crossing leads to arrest of five Jerusalem residents suspected of operating an illegal paid transportation network.
Massive operation:
Bedouin agent brings down weapons smuggling network in massive operation
Undercover operation led by Lahav 433's first-ever undercover Bedouin agent leads to arrest of dozens of suspected arms and drug traffickers, along with major crime figures.
Rare Second Temple finds unearthed at Shiloh
Magnificent ritual bath, purple-dye shell, and pottery from the Second Temple Period discovered at Ancient Shiloh.
'Israel has lost a true friend'
Alan Dershowitz pays tribute to Lindsey Graham: 'Israel has lost a true friend'
The legal scholar reflected on his decades-long friendship with the late senator, praising Graham's unwavering support for Israel and warning of the erosion of bipartisan backing in Washington.
Pub fire in Bangkok leaves dozens dead
At least 27 people were killed after a fire tore through a pub in Bangkok, Thailand, early Monday morning, officials said. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
911 Dispatch Call Reveals Lindsey Graham’s Final Moments
Medics were called to Senator Lindsey Graham’s Washington, DC, home over reports of an individual suffering from chest pains, and then a reported heart attack, shortly before his sudden death.
"I feel good, I'm tired"
Trump remembers his last call with Lindsey Graham the night before his death
In an interview with NBC's Meet the Press, President Donald Trump reacts to the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham. "He said: I feel good, but I'm tired"
Lindsey Graham's cause of death said to be torn aorta
The senator's office said preliminary findings determined he died from an aortic dissection caused by atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
German parliament advances bill criminalizing denial of Israel’s right to exist
Germany’s upper house advances landmark legislation making the denial of Israel’s right to exist punishable by up to five years in prison.
Fourth time this week
Fourth time this week: US deploys attack drones, hits dozens of targets in Iran
CENTCOM completes a new wave of precision strikes on Iranian military sites to protect the Strait of Hormuz: “Iran does not control the Strait of Hormuz."
‘A steadfast friend’
‘A steadfast friend’: Jewish leadership honors legacy of Sen. Lindsey Graham
Major Jewish organizations across the US issue statements mourning the sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham, praising his steadfast support for Israel.
Amid antisemitism wave
UK pledges over £250 million to protect Jewish neighborhoods amid antisemitism wave
Britain commits over £250 million across three years to deploy hundreds of additional police officers to safeguard Jewish neighborhoods and institutions.
'War crimes'
Tehran denounces US strikes as ‘war crimes’, claims they violate MoU
Tehran accuses the US of committing war crimes and breaking the peace agreement with recent strikes, launched in response to Iranian attacks on commercial ships.
Graham’s final mission:
Graham’s final diplomatic mission: Brokering peace between Saudi Arabia and Israel
Axios reveals that in his final weeks, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham worked on an ambitious diplomatic effort to normalize relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel.
