Arutz Sheva editor and reporter
US President says he believes he could have won reelection had he remained in the White House race, but acknowledges uncertainty about whether he would have completed another full term.
The destruction was accompanied by shouts of 'Long Live Palestine' from the onlookers.
The presidential guard of South Korea's suspended President Yoon Suk-yeol is strengthening defenses at his official residence to prevent his arrest.
Israeli man killed in snowmobile accident at Azuga ski resort in central Romania.
Masahiro Takeuchi, a 73-year-old Japanese fisherman, sold a bluefin tuna at a Tokyo fish market for 1.3 million dollars.
Three Israelis who went snowboarding rescued from Japan's Mount Hakuba, after being trapped there for hours.
125 people arrested by the Venezuelan regime on charges of working to topple it. Among those arrested is an Israeli citizen.
Donald Trump reiterated his threat, stating "there will be hell to pay" if the hostages are not released by the time he assumes office.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as the leader of the Liberal Party and as PM earlier today.
Chancellor Karl Nehammer announced his resignation after failing to form a unity government despite the far-right party's electoral gains.
Two police officers shot after vehicle rams dozens of New Year's partygoers in New Orleans. At least 15 reported dead.
The upcoming German elections are poised to bring the conservative CDU back to power, signaling a shift in Europe towards right-leaning governments.
The Financial Times released a report for the end of 2024 correcting several previous suppositions that proved incorrect.
Thomas Walther, a German lawyer known for his involvement in prosecuting Nazis, has called for an end to the prosecution of Nazi criminals.
President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan called on Russia to apologize and compensate for the downing of an Azerbaijani plane over Kazakhstan last week, which led to numerous casualties.
A Russian antiaircraft missile reportedly caused yesterday's plane crash in Kazakhstan, which claimed at least 38 lives.
The Telegraph reports that Asma Al-Assad's chances of survival are 50/50, and she has been placed in isolation by her doctors to minimize the risk of infection due to her weakened immune system.
In preparation for the lighting of the first candle of Hanukah, Jews in Tyumen in Siberia, and Samara in Russia build large and spectacular chanukiyot from ice.
Plane carrying dozens of passengers from Baku to Grozny crashes in Kazakhstan, at least 27 survive.
Iran's ambassador to the UN writes to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, says Iranian attack on Israel in October should be recognized as legitimate after Defense Minister Katz claimed responsibility for the elimination of Hamas leader.
Despite record-breaking commutation, outgoing President Biden refuses to pardon three, including the murderer of 11 congregants at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue in 2018.
Lucy Powell, a senior Labour government member, indicated that the UK may introduce legislation to lower the voting age to 16 this spring.
As'ad al-Shaybani, who was appointed Foreign Minister of Syria after the fall of the regime, had been a student in Turkey until recently. His teacher had been looking for him for two weeks before he learned of his new post.
A Washington Post article disputes claims of one-sided violence against Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam, citing footage showing that both sides engaged in aggression.
Nine countries in Europe and the Middle East, including Israel, are questioning the credibility of entrepreneur Elon Musk, and fear sharing of sensitive information.
CNN admits prisoner it helped free from Syrian prison was actually notorious lieutenant for Assad regime, not civilian as he claimed.
Prime Minister's Office issues denial after Reuters report of a dramatic development in hostage and ceasefire talks could signal that a deal may be signed in the coming days.
Just one day before Benny Friedman's concert in London, England, the secured venue pulled out citing 'security concerns.'
17-year-old female student opens fire at private Christian school in Wisconsin, killing a teacher and another teenage student before committing suicide. The motive is unknown.
Following weakening of the ruling party in Canada, Minister of Finance announces her resignation, and it is anticipated that the Prime Minister will also resign later today.
President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea addressed the failed coup attempts and ongoing investigation against him, dismissing claims that the imposition of martial law was a coup attempt.
Former Israeli President Reuven Rivlin speaks at London event, says the late Queen Elizabeth 'believed that every one of us is a terrorist or the son of a terrorist.'
Sentences of 8 and 9 years in prison were handed down to nine of the participants in the attempted lynching at the Dagestan airport shortly after the outbreak of the war in Gaza.
Belgian airline, Brussels Airlines, takes first place in AirHelp's list of best airline companies. El Al fourth from last.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei claims the main reason for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's downfall was US, Israeli planning in 'dark rooms.'
According to Saudi reports, Hamas provided mediators a list of hostages it holds.
In the wake of the toppling of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, Israel has struck more than 250 targets across Syria. Reports say the IDF has taken control of nine villages in the southern suburbs of Damascus.
After fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, Germany and Austria announce freeze of applications from Syrians for asylum.
Israeli PM joins both US Presidential candidates, Mexico's first female president, podcaster Joe Rogan, and more as Time Magazine's nominees for 2024's Person of the Year.
Rumors abound as to the Syrian president's whereabouts following the fall of his government. Senior Syrian army officers claim he fled the country, but Israeli sources are uncertain.
