American Jewish jeweler freed after 4 years in Iran
The 71-year-old New Yorker walked out of Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison after years behind bars.
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The 71-year-old New Yorker walked out of Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison after years behind bars.

British diplomats reportedly tell Washington planned Judea and Samaria sanctions are largely symbolic, as US officials warn of discrimination and possible repercussions.

Haaretz claims UAE President warned Netanyahu of planned large-scale military action by Hamas days before October 7th.

Tehran threatens a new Persian Gulf exclusion zone and missile attacks on US forces as Washington’s blockade chokes Iranian oil exports.

Houthi missiles and drones strike four southern Saudi cities, wounding 73 civilians, as Yemeni government forces report advances on several fronts.

The IDF's Central Supply Center has completed preparations for Rosh Hashanah meals, with deployed forces set to receive holiday foods, honey cakes and supplies adapted to field conditions.

MK Elazar Stern uses his resignation letter to sharply criticize Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana. Ohana fires back: "The absurd manifesto scribbled by party-hopping Stern."

Adidas apologizes after its campaign featuring former IDF soldier Shalev Biton draws backlash and boycott calls from pro-Palestinian Arab activists.

Wizz Air is adding dozens of weekly Tel Aviv flights, expanding service to Europe as SAS, Delta and United also resume Israel routes.

Argentine President Javier Milei shares Ben Gvir's social post calling on Israel to recognize Argentina's sovereignty over the Falkland Islands and impose sanctions on Britain.

Oren Dobronsky, whom Netanyahu had designated for the 11th spot, to be left off the Likud slate because he would have to give up his US citizenship.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich calls for the British ambassador to be expelled ahead of expected sanctions on Judea and Samaria: The British Mandate is over.

Britain reportedly prepares trade restrictions and sanctions targeting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria; Israel warns any measures will trigger a response.

Channel 12 poll has Netanyahu and his rivals tied at 52 seats each, while Channel 14 gives the Prime Minister’s bloc a commanding 63 seats to 44.

Red Cross visits to Israeli prisons are expected to resume for the first time since October 7. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir criticized the High Court directive.

Dr. Nechumi Yaffe joins HaTzibur HaCharedi, becoming the first woman included on the Knesset slate of a haredi party running in Israeli elections.

Rabbi Tzvi Tau instructs Avi Maoz and Noam activists to press ahead with their independent Knesset run, declaring the party will remain in the race through election day.

Police seize over half a ton of gas cylinders allegedly brought illegally from Judea and Samaria and dangerously stored and sold without required safety checks.

The munition had already been launched toward a Hamas terrorist when a group of civilians was identified nearby. The IDF diverted it in real time toward a nearby building.

A delegation of 20 American lawmakers toured Samaria and announced that they would work to advance countermeasures against entities that boycott residents because of where they live.

Netanel Jacobs recounts from his hospital bed at Beilinson the struggle with the terrorist who stabbed him.

Finance Ministry data released ahead of Rosh Hashanah 5787 show growth in Israel’s economy despite years of war and uncertainty, with foreign investment surging 78%, inflation falling and the shekel strengthening.

Ali Shabib, a reporter for the Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Manar network, was injured in an IDF strike in Nabatieh. Footage shows the moment he was hit during the live broadcast.

Religious Zionist Party leader Bezalel Smotrich says he is seeking women, Sephardim, candidates from the periphery and reservists to join slate - but won’t sideline MKs without electoral gain.

Israel’s elite counterterrorism unit practices hostage rescues and neutralizing terrorists in an extreme multi-front attack scenario.

Rabbinical Alliance of America honors community leaders, warns of rising antisemitism and adopts resolutions backing Israel and opposing a Palestinian state.

Rosh Ha'ayin parents refuse to send children back to preschool until security is improved following consecutive intrusions into the compound.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee responded: "This won’t get the international attention that attacks on Palestinians receive but it’s a daily occurrence that Israelis have to live with. for the 'Peace of Jerusalem.'

Terrorist arrives by vehicle at the Maoz Yehuda farm, stabs resident, and flees; security forces locate and eliminate him.

Defense Minister Israel Katz warns Israel to launch an all-out campaign against Palestinian Authority terror infrastructure if 'intifada' returns to Judea and Samaria.

Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, thousands of prayer notes removed from Western Wall for burial - including striking messages of peace sent from countries hostile to Israel.

Video shared on social media shows an ATV driver rampaging through Haifa. Police launched a manhunt and arrested him.

Warning signs? Suspected poisoning of livestock and water sources, 'If we remain silent while goats are poisoned, we will mourn when Israelis are poisoned.'

Volunteers from around the world tell Arutz Sheva why they are spending part of their visits to Israel sorting rescued produce and helping farmers: “When you're working with your own hands, it comes from your soul."

IDF hits Hezbollah weapons depots in southern Lebanon after another explosive drone is launched at Israeli troops.

Rebbetzin Sarah Toledano publicly challenged remarks made by her sisters in a Channel 12 interview, declaring that Shas remains faithful to the legacy of her father, Maran Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.

Indictment filed against Arab Israeli after Shin Bet investigation reveals he pledged allegiance to ISIS, consumed terrorist organization’s propaganda.

Hamas blatantly violates ceasefire, IDF engineering vehicle drives over explosive device.

Once considered one of Israel’s quietest sectors, the Jordan border is now facing growing smuggling and infiltration threats as the IDF reinforces its defenses.

Only around 40 guests attend a wedding in Jerusalem. Ben Gvir sees posts about the nearly empty venue online, changes his plans and comes to celebrate with the bride and groom.
