Terror designation takes effect
CAIR suspends Florida operations as terror designation takes effect
CAIR halts operations in Florida after a federal judge declines to block its terrorist designation.
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CAIR halts operations in Florida after a federal judge declines to block its terrorist designation.

Pete Hegseth rejects impeachment efforts as political theater after Republican midterm losses, while Trump praises his performance amid calls for his removal.

Israeli Ambassador to the UN says Hamas extorts $3,000 from Gaza merchants for each aid truck, generating $2 million daily, and insists Hamas must leave Gaza.

Turkey's parliament approves a three-nation defense agreement with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, expanding military cooperation, intelligence sharing and arms production.

Democratic socialist Nithya Raman defeats Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, prompting Jewish organizations to demand action against antisemitism amid concerns over Israel.

A Montreal kosher bakery suffers extensive damage in a suspected arson attack, prompting a hate crimes investigation after a second incident in two days.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejects reports he may resign after Republicans' midterm defeat, declines to discuss 2028 and defends Trump's leadership

Arab rioters torch a Jewish family's car in Gefen Ami, while Beit Ummar villagers report a separate attack by Jewish rioters.

Shin Bet chief David Zini compared the alleged influx of foreign money during the elections to the October 7 failure at a closed-door conference.

Iran's security chief delivers Khamenei's message to Putin and discusses regional security, ending the war and a possible gas pipeline from Russia to Iran.

Iran is reviewing new nuclear proposals advanced by Qatari mediators, as Washington and Tehran weigh renewed diplomacy amid threats of further military action.

Argentine President Javier Milei and Yisrael Ganz, Governor of the Binyamin Regional Council and Chairman of the Yesha Council, held an extended meeting.

Israel, Greece and Cyprus agree to deepen defense cooperation, strengthen maritime security and reject the Turkey-Libya maritime agreement.

A Kantar Institute poll, conducted exclusively among the Jewish public, indicates widespread opposition to the establishment of a government led by the Change Bloc with the support of Ra'am and United Torah Judaism.

Hazardous chemical exposure at Jerusalem school leaves two children moderately injured, 19 others mildly injured.

An IDF reservist who posed as a licensed physician and performed unauthorized procedures on soldiers in Gaza is sentenced to 30 months in prison.

The Independent reports Rubio may leave Trump's administration to pursue a 2028 presidential bid against JD Vance, but the White House strongly denies it.

Soldiers from the 188th Brigade uncovered anti-tank missiles, explosives, and ammunition in the Beaufort Ridge and Litani River areas.

At least 25 flights across Europe face bomb threats, prompting diversions, evacuations and fighter jet escorts as authorities investigate their origin.

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana offers to schedule early vote to replace him if 61 MKs request it, rejecting claims that he intends to cling to power.

Jordanian security officer killed, another injured, in stabbing attack near the Sri Lankan Embassy in Amman.

Police review 2,400 hours of footage revealing suspected severe abuse of infants as young as ten months old; three women face imminent indictment.

Minister Eliyahu submitted an opinion to the president calling for pardons and reduced sentences for Jewish prisoners convicted of security and nationalist offenses.

President Isaac Herzog challenges Democrats during coalition consultations, urging broader political cooperation.

Defense attorneys for Netanyahu asked to summon AG Gali Baharav-Miara to court following Avichai Mandelblit's testimony on investigative actions in the case.

Growing scam leaves unsuspecting haredi men registered as owners of fictitious businesses, facing massive debts and legal action.

President Isaac Herzog opened consultations with the Otzma Yehudit faction by condemning the verbal abuse directed at Minister Wasserlauf when he took his son to a hospital for a medical examination.

Eight-year-old girl with no underlying conditions sedated and on a respirator after developing severe flu complications.

The District Court has dismissed a police appeal against an order requiring police to pay NIS 5,500 to a Samaria resident who was unlawfully arrested, after police representatives failed to show up for the appeal hearing.

Houthis reportedly demand billions in reparations and recognition of their sovereignty over Yemen, as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman weighs military options.

The Israel Police and Israel Dog Unit, a nonprofit specializing in working dogs, conducted an extensive search operation on Wednesday for Yoram Filter.

British police arrest more than two dozen Palestine Action supporters outside the Supreme Court as judges hear a challenge to the group's terrorism designation.

Iranian lawmakers dismiss the Democrats' midterm victory, insisting Tehran will not ease its demands.

Joint List considering endorsing Eisenkot without conditions, but preparing far-reaching demands in exchange for supporting the replacement of the Knesset Speaker.

Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer disputes VP Vance's explanation for Republican midterm losses, arguing the US should have finished the war with Iran.

Attorney Michael Rabello, who served as Prime Minister Netanyahu's personal lawyer, has withdrawn his candidacy for State Comptroller following the election results.

Footage from a rally in Tehran shows protesters burning images of Trump, Netanyahu, Vance and Witkoff, a day after a poster threatened to kill the US President.

In leaked recordings, senior Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Moshe Maya backs a Netanyahu-Eisenkot unity government, provided it advances a draft law without enlistment quotas.

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer pledges to use his party's new majority to end the Iran war, challenging Trump over military action and rising costs.

US Treasury sanctions five individuals and 10 companies linked to Iran's shadow fleet, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns those supporting Tehran of further penalties.
