Unusual incident
Unusual incident: Lump of coal thrown at Minister Silman
During a conference in Hadera on air pollution, a block of coal was thrown at the Minister of Environmental Protection, Idit Silman.
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Israeli government data:
Israeli data: Over 800 severe antisemitic incidents reported in 2025; 21 Jews murdered
An Israeli government report unveiled in Jerusalem warns of a deadly rise in global antisemitism, with 21 Jews murdered worldwide in 2025.
Israeli officials
Israeli officials: 'Trump wants to overthrow the Iranian regime'
Israeli sources believe that US President Donald Trump is indicating that he is considering a broad move regarding Iran that includes regime change.
'A red line was crossed'
Opposition MKs storm committee head's office
Yesh Atid Knesset members force their way into MK Boaz Bismuth's office, with one attempting to photograph documents on his desk.
France to support designation of IRGC on EU terror list
France signals shift as FM Barrot backs EU move to designate IRGC as terror group.
General Fox breaks silence
General Fox breaks silence: 'No soldiers were diverted from the South to secure MK Sukkot'
Retired Major General Yehuda Fox testified that no forces were transferred from the south to guard MK Sukkot’s tent in Huwara around the events of October 7.
Jerusalem Police Chief:
Jerusalem Police Chief: A terrorist must die, there's no other option
Jerusalem police chief Avshalom Peled praised Border Police after a terrorist pulled a knife at the Tunnels Checkpoint and was neutralized.
Rubio
Rubio: 'No one knows who will rule Iran after Khamenei'
US Secretary of State updates Senate on the 'massive armada' that President Trump was headed toward Iran.
Putin praises Syria’s 'unity' in talks with President al-Sharaa
Meeting in Moscow, Putin praised Syria’s leadership for preserving unity, as talks covered reconstruction, military issues.
Final decision
Final decision: Degel HaTorah and Shas will support the budget in the first reading
From Rabbi Lando’s office, it was announced that Degel HaTorah will support the budget law in the first reading and will insist that the Draft Law be completed before the final reading of the budget bill.
JPPI poll:
JPPI poll: Strong support for Iran regime change among US Jews
JPPI’s January index shows strong Jewish support for US calls to topple Iran’s regime, alongside mixed views on Venezuela and rising interest in Aliyah.
Police request to tighten conditions for Tzachi Braverman
The police requested that the court tighten the restrictive conditions imposed on Tzachi Braverman in connection with the "Night Meeting" affair.
Jordan Valley
Anarchist allegedly spread poisoned dates on Jordan Valley grazing lands
Near Ro'i in the Jordan Valley, dozens of dates filled with toxic material were found on grazing lands. At the same time, reports surfaced of livestock deaths on two other farms.
Jerusalem:
Jerusalem: Elderly woman killed in unusual accident
Woman, 70, declared dead at hospital after crane truck falls overturns in Jerusalem.
'Everything's Fine':
'Everything's Fine': Ran's final recording played at funeral procession
Shira Gvili played a voice recording of her brother made while he was alive, reassuring her 'Don't worry, sister, everything's fine.'
Trump: Massive armada en route to Iran
US President Donald Trump urges IRGC to negotiate fair deal with no nuclear weapons.
Leading rabbi: Nothing takes precedence over Torah study
Rabbi Dov Lando speaks to yeshiva students, stressing that 'Torah study is the most important thing in the world, and nothing takes precedence over Torah study.'
Dollar drops to four-year low against shekel
US dollar drops to four-year low against Israeli shekel, as US President Donald Trump threatens to strike in Iran.
Posters in Jerusalem denounce death penalty law
Among other things, they wrote that imposing the death penalty contradicts Jewish tradition, which effectively abolished capital-punishment laws some two thousand years ago.
Ahead of Rafah reopening: Hamas continues violating ceasefire
Terrorists approach IDF troops in Gaza, are eliminated.
Democrat Representative defends Yeshiva students
Patrick Ryan wrote to Prime Minister Netanyahu to ask that he ensure Yeshiva students with American citizenship can travel freely despite sanctions for avoiding IDF service.
IDF officer injured by Arab rioter
Two female Palestinian Authority suspects detained following attack on woman IDF officer.
Survey Shows:
Survey Shows: Israeli press exposure in decline
A TGI survey published today shows a significant drop in daily newspaper and radio audiences in Israel.
How the Rafah Crossing will operate as it reopens
Israel and Egypt have coordinated procedures for the crossing’s planned reopening in the coming days.
Iranian Jews: No fatalities in our community
Iranian Jews say community unharmed by anti-government protests, faithful to IRGC.
Released Hostage:
Released Hostage: 'With Ran back, it is time to focus on rehabilitation'
Relased hostage Segev Kalfon says he feels a sense of closure after the return of Ran Gvili.
Rain and flooding to return, lasting through week's end
Rain, thunderstorms, and flooding to return to Israel after string of dry days.
Trump’s Board of Peace launches X account, announces three founding members
Trump’s Board of Peace launches its official X account, announcing the founding members.
Unanimous vote
Chicago adopts IHRA definition of antisemitism in unanimous council vote
Chicago unanimously adopts the IHRA definition of antisemitism, adding it to city law as officials say it is needed to confront rising Jew hatred.
Rabbi attacked in Queens on Holocaust Remembrance Day
Rabbi assaulted in a targeted antisemitic attack in Queens on Holocaust Remembrance Day, prompting widespread condemnation from city leaders, including Mayor Mamdani.
US deports three former IRGC members suspected of terrorism
US deports three former IRGC members suspected of terrorism, part of a flight of 14 Iranians to be deported.
Police prepared:
Police prepared: This is how the funeral procession of Ran Gvili will take place
The police are preparing for the state funeral of Ran Gvili, to be held in Meitar on Wednesday. The public is invited to pay their respects along the procession route.
'Lies and propaganda'
Amit Segal fact‑checks Biden adviser: Lies and propaganda
Brett McGurk, senior adviser to former President Joe Biden, blasts Netanyahu and calls his remarks false, claiming Biden strengthened Israel’s security. Journalist Amit Segal responds with a fact-check, noting a US arms embargo did occur and endangered soldiers.
Rabbi Ari Berman:
Rabbi Ari Berman: 'Being pro-Israel is not a reaction, it is our identity'
Speaking with Arutz Sheva at the IAC National Summit, Rabbi Ari Berman emphasizes Jewish pride, positive Zionism, and Yeshiva University’s deep commitment to Israel and continued activism beyond the war.
Attempted attack during operation to locate Ran Gvili
Two terrorists approached reserve soldiers from the Alexandroni Brigade while they were conducting a search while attempting to locate the last hostage.
US considering targeted strikes on Iran
Iran arresting medical personnel treating protesters as US considers taking out key Iranian officials, reports say.
Over 800 severe antisemitic incidents in 2025, 21 Jews murdered
Most incidents were recorded in the US, the UK, France, Australia, and Canada, the Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Ministry found.
Number of draft-dodgers rises, data reveals
Number of draft-dodgers rose from 13,000 to 68,000 in just two years, IDF official says.
Police say no concern of security incident in southern Israel
Suspects infiltrate Israel from Jordan, prompting security alerts.
Netanyahu: Soldiers fell because there wasn't enough ammunition
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel has completed the task of returning the hostages and will now focus on dismantling Hamas and demilitarizing Gaza.
