IDF expanding operations in southern Gaza
IDF forces begin expanded ground operation in Al-Janina neighborhood in Rafah, with the goal of expanded the security zone in southern Gaza.
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IDF forces begin expanded ground operation in Al-Janina neighborhood in Rafah, with the goal of expanded the security zone in southern Gaza.

Terrorists fire mortars at IDF forces following blast; IDF returns fire.

Hamas publishes additional sign of life from hostage Elkana Bohbot, who has been in captivity for 540 days.

Hamas spokesman says negotiations for ceasefire and hostage release are progressing: We hope that the coming days will bring a real breakthrough.

Axios reports that Netanyahu has instructed Mossad to identify nations willing to accept large numbers of Gazans. Prime Minister's Office declines to comment.

US Treasury announces sanctions against five individuals and three companies accused of operating within a sanctions evasion network that supports Hezbollah's financial operations.

Hamas reportedly discussing the release of several hostages in exchange for a ceasefire during the Eid al-Fitr holiday and the days following it.

IDF strikes Hezbollah command centers, terrorist infrastructure sites, launchers, and terrorists in southern Lebanon, following the missile attack on Kiryat Shmona.

A woman physically assaulted the man and spat on his friend while shouting slurs about them being Jewish.

Iranian Jews, including representatives in parliament, participated today in the annual march against Israel.

Former hostage Amit Soussana will be honored with the prestigious International Women of Courage Award, presented by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in the presence of First Lady Melania Trump.

Hundreds are suspected dead or injured in Southeast Asia as authorities begin to clarify the full extent of the damage from the magnitude 7.7 earthquake felt earlier today.

At least 22 rioters arrested after attacking 17-year-old boys with stones and clubs.

5 months after he was killed in a grenade explosion in northern Gaza, the IDF has acceded to the family's request to add Sergeant Shneur Zalman Cohen to the list of war casualties.

US Secretary of State says America will not give student visas to people who want to come to the US to do things like 'vandalizing universities, harassing students taking over buildings,' and those who do these thinks will lose their visas and right to be in the US.

Skyscraper under construction completely collapses during powerful earthquake measuring 7.7 that struck many countries in southeast Asia, the epicenter of which was in Myanmar.

The court refused the police's request to arrest a suspect who was filmed committing an indecent act on a Border Police officer during a left-wing demonstration, even though the documentation was presented to the judge.

Tulkarm resident who hid in a safe house for more than a year after wounding a soldier in a shooting attack arrested after lengthy investigation.

Red alert sirens sound in Kiryat Shmona and other northern communities at around 8 am. 1 rocket intercepted while the other landed in Lebanon.

Arab affairs commentator Zvi Yehezkeli estimates that even if there are Gazans who are angry with Hamas, one cannot suspect that they will assist Israel.

Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl says that his recent call for the release of American hostage Edan Alexander is not about politics: It’s not political. It’s survival.

MK Gadi Eisenkot speaks about the letter he sent to the Prime Minister a month and a half before the Hamas attack, noting that he believed the danger to Israel stemmed primarily from the northern border.

Axios report: The United States presented Hamas with a new proposal through Qatari mediators in an effort to secure the release of hostage Edan Alexander and break the deadlock in ceasefire negotiations. Hamas has yet to respond.

Clocks moved forward by one hour at 2:00 a.m., making it 3:00 a.m. Daylight Saving Time will be in effect until October 26, 2025.

King Charles kept under hospital observation after experiencing what was described as "temporary side-effects" from his ongoing cancer treatment.

Omer Wenkert meets with the brothers of Evyatar David and Guy Gilboa-Dalal and tells them about the harsh conditions in captivity: "The captor had a psychotic episode and beat us severely."

President Isaac Herzog spoke with Auburn Tigers basketball coach Bruce Pearl and thanked him for his support for Israel and his work to raise awareness for the hostages.

Ilana Gritzewsky shares her deeply personal testimony about her kidnapping, her recovery and the fight for a deal to bring Matan and 58 other hostages home.

Netanyahu addressed the International Conference on Combating Antisemitism, emphasizing the importance of standing united against antisemitism and highlighting Israel's strength in defending itself against both external and ideological threats.

Harvard School of Public Health suspends research relationship with university in the PA where Hamas terrorists and cells have been arrested.

Instead of instructing those listening to his lesson to seek shelter during a Houthi missile attack, Rabbi Yitzchok Zilberstein ensured them that their Torah study would protect them.

Israeli officials raise concerns over breach of trust after sensitive intelligence was exposed in a Signal chat to which a journalist was inadvertently added.

World Jewish Congress Executive Vice President Maram Stern urged UN Human Rights Council President Ambassador Jürg Lauber to reject the renewal of Francesca Albanese’s mandate, citing Albanese’s 'well-documented history of antisemitism.'

The nomination of Rep. Stefanik, known for her stands against campus antisemitism, was withdrawn to preserve the GOP House majority.

A rally against haredi conscription turned violent when dozens of rioters blocked roads, shattered the window of a bus, and threw rocks and other projectiles at police.

Canadian-Israeli philanthropist warns of coordinated antisemitism campaign led by Qatar, Iran, and China; praises President Trump for taking concrete steps to combat antisemitism in higher education.

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Israel is not required under international or Israeli law to allow humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip.

According to the IDF Abd al-Latif Rajab Jumaa Qanou systematically used media platforms for propaganda purposes, psychological terror, and the distribution of false information regarding Hamas' activities in the Gaza Strip and outside of it.

The conference featured Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior officials from around the world, who will speak about the different challenges antisemitism presents and how to fight them.

Footage shows an anti-government protester obscenely clinging to a female Border Police officer during a demonstration in Jerusalem.
