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Nazi-looted painting found in Argentina returned to Jewish heir

Argentine court orders return of Nazi-looted painting to Jewish collector’s heir.

Nazi-looted painting found in Argentina returned to Jewish heir

Netanyahu on Mount Hermon:

Israel holds the high ground, Iranian Axis severely weakened

From the Syrian summit overlooking Damascus, the Israeli prime minister asserts unprecedented control of the northern border and states that the regime in Tehran is “very close" to defeat, recasting the security balance in the Middle East. Is he correct? Opinion.

Israel holds the high ground, Iranian Axis severely weakened

Muslim countries back UK sanctions on Judea and Samaria

Eight Muslim-majority countries, including Abraham Accords member UAE, welcome UK sanctions on Israeli communities, urging other nations to take similar measures.

Muslim countries back UK sanctions on Judea and Samaria

'Common-sense Democrat'

Fetterman makes surprise appearance at GOP convention

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman praises Republican Dave McCormick and cooperation with Trump in a video appearance during a GOP convention.

Fetterman makes surprise appearance at GOP convention

'We'll hit them very hard'

Trump warns Iran over Pickaxe activity

Trump warns Iran against nuclear activity at Pickaxe Mountain: I would advise them not to get cute.

Trump warns Iran over Pickaxe activity

Report:

Rubio says he has no plans to run in 2028

Marco Rubio says he has no plans to run for president in 2028, while leaving open a future bid as JD Vance emerges as a leading contender.

Rubio says he has no plans to run in 2028

MK Malinovsky attacks Gantz; Blue and White hits back

MK Yulia Malinovsky blasts Benny Gantz's decision to run in the upcoming election, asserting: “He is wasting 15 million shekels in public funds on personal whims and ego." Blue and White quickly hits back.

MK Malinovsky attacks Gantz; Blue and White hits back

Ahead of High Holy Days

Mamdani announces increased NYPD security

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces increased NYPD security at Jewish sites ahead of the High Holy Days, amid criticism over his past antisemitic actions.

Mamdani announces increased NYPD security

Trump to consult Israel, allies over Judea and Samaria sanctions

Trump says he will speak with Israel, Britain, France and Canada to understand sanctions targeting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.

Trump to consult Israel, allies over Judea and Samaria sanctions

Report:

Trump aides warn Iran war could last through end of his term

Senior Trump advisers have privately warned the Iran war could continue until 2029, despite his public assurances that the conflict will end soon, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Trump aides warn Iran war could last through end of his term

Toronto:

Mayor skips Jewish forum, rivals pledge action on antisemitism

Toronto mayoral candidates Brad Bradford and Chris Alexander criticize current Mayor Olivia Chow for skipping a Jewish forum and pledge tougher action on antisemitism.

Mayor skips Jewish forum, rivals pledge action on antisemitism

Help Chaim beat his illness

'Mommy, does dying hurt?'

A year ago, his parents finally heard the words they had been praying for: Chaim had beaten cancer. But at the beginning of Av, everything changed again.

'Mommy, does dying hurt?'

Cites unauthorized quote

John Malkovich cancels Israel performance

Actor John Malkovich cancels his planned Tel Aviv performance in 2027, claiming an Israeli PR firm falsely attributed quotes to him without his approval.

John Malkovich cancels Israel performance

Why I object to joint Jewish and Non-Jewish prayer at the Kotel

We can stand together without praying together.

Why I object to joint Jewish and Non-Jewish prayer at the Kotel

Charlie Kirk stood with the Jews. We must stand for his legacy

The message that Charlie shared cannot be lost with him. Op-w ed.

Charlie Kirk stood with the Jews. We must stand for his legacy

Rubio:

'Iran will continue to pay price for attacks on US ships'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Iran will face further consequences for attacks on US ships as Washington maintains economic pressure on Tehran.

'Iran will continue to pay price for attacks on US ships'

Apple unveils foldable iPhone Duo

Apple unveils the foldable iPhone Duo with a 7.6-inch display, alongside the new iPhone 18 Pro lineup.

Apple unveils foldable iPhone Duo

Trump reveals when he thinks the Iran war will end

President Trump predicts the Iran war will end after November’s midterms, accusing Tehran of trying to influence the vote and warning of more US strikes.

Trump reveals when he thinks the Iran war will end

Ahead of UN election

Danon launches initiative to combat antisemitism

Israel’s UN Ambassador Danny Danon launches international initiative with dozens of countries, calls for fight against antisemitism to be prioritized in selection of next UN chief.

Danon launches initiative to combat antisemitism

After 20 years:

IAEA sends Iran nuclear case to UN Security Council

IAEA Board refers Iran to the UN Security Council for the first time in 20 years over Tehran’s failure to cooperate with a probe into undeclared uranium.

IAEA sends Iran nuclear case to UN Security Council

Poll

Smotrich and Feiglin win 8 seats, Winter fails to cross threshold

Channel 14 poll shows the right-wing bloc winning 64 seats, compared to 44 for the anti-Netanyahu bloc.

Smotrich and Feiglin win 8 seats, Winter fails to cross threshold

UK:

Foreign Secretary clashes with Chief Rabbi over Israel sanctions

UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband rejects Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis’ warning that sanctions on Judea and Samaria could fuel antisemitism in Britain.

Foreign Secretary clashes with Chief Rabbi over Israel sanctions

Following Haaretz report

Netanyahu demands investigation of journalists

Likud demands an investigation into the newspaper and three of its writers over allegations that senior PA official Mohammed Dahlan was involved in the publication of a false report.

Netanyahu demands investigation of journalists

Katz:

‘When necessary, we’ll strike Iran a third time’

From Mount Hermon, Defense Minister Katz vows Israel will remain in the Syrian security zone and warns that Iran could face a third Israeli strike.

‘When necessary, we’ll strike Iran a third time’

Dr. Shmuel Katz:

'Right-wing parties must unite to prevent wasted votes'

Dr. Shmuel Katz urges Israelis abroad to participate in the elections and calls on smaller right-wing parties to unite, warning that votes for parties that fail to cross the electoral threshold could ultimately weaken the right.

'Right-wing parties must unite to prevent wasted votes'

From NY City Hall to Israeli tech: Eric Adams joins TurboGen

Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams joins Israeli energy company TurboGen’s Advisory Board, helping drive US expansion and new opportunities for its power technology.

From NY City Hall to Israeli tech: Eric Adams joins TurboGen

Iran’s new demands from US: $24 billion, Yemen, Lebanon and nukes

IRGC says war with the US could end if Washington meets Tehran’s demands on frozen assets, nuclear and missile programs, Yemen and Lebanon.

Iran’s new demands from US: $24 billion, Yemen, Lebanon and nukes

‘Economic discrimination’:

Jewish leaders blast sanctions on Israelis

Jewish leaders warn the measures targeting Israeli businesses in Judea and Samaria will isolate Israel, undermine cooperation and hinder peace efforts.

Jewish leaders blast sanctions on Israelis

Tzvika Mor

“The British are worse than the Nukhba terrorists"

The father of captivity survivor Eitan Mor and Religious Zionism Knesset candidate sharply attacks British sanctions on Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.

“The British are worse than the Nukhba terrorists"

‘The fight of my life’:

Police Spokesman recalls battle for truth after 10/7

Israel Police spokesman Dean Elsdunne speaks to Arutz Sheva about October 7, the battle for Israel’s truth abroad, and why Israelis must keep speaking out.

Police Spokesman recalls battle for truth after 10/7

Jonathan Pollard:

What Israel's response to Britain should have been

Why all the other signatories of Foreign Secretary Miliband’s antisemitic initiative weren’t also sanctioned by having their consulates in Jerusalem closed is totally beyond me.

What Israel's response to Britain should have been

Why is Rosh Hashana before - and not after - Yom Kippur?

Answers to the question posed by the Mussar master, Rav Israel Salanter.

Why is Rosh Hashana before - and not after - Yom Kippur?

PM at Hermon summit

'We won't allow a terror army to establish itself on our border'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Mount Hermon summit with the defense minister. “The main task is to defeat the terror regime in Iran. We are close to achieving that."

'We won't allow a terror army to establish itself on our border'

Attempt to throw Netanyahu under the bus

An allegation from anonymous sources in a book released for maximum marketing sales is ugly stuff. Opinion.

Attempt to throw Netanyahu under the bus

US Assessment

Iran plans to use Pickaxe Mountain as shelter for nuclear program

US officials assess that Iran plans to use the “Pickaxe Mountain" nuclear site as a shelter for its nuclear program, CNN reports.

Iran plans to use Pickaxe Mountain as shelter for nuclear program

To Britain:

Peace requires recognizing Jewish rights, not destroying them

If Jews do not have the right to live, then ipso facto, Palestinian Arabs have the right to kill them, and it is not murder to do so. Does that bring us closer to peace? Opinion.

Peace requires recognizing Jewish rights, not destroying them

Israeli Amb. to Hungary

'Budapest doesn't want to see Jews living in ghettos.'

Ambassador Maya Kadosh tells Arutz Sheva that Hungary’s zero-tolerance policy toward antisemitism allows Israelis and Jews to feel safe in Budapest, while warning of antisemitic rhetoric from the far right.

'Budapest doesn't want to see Jews living in ghettos.'

Rabbi Chaim Drukman

No Shofar on Shabbat

The Sages decreed not to blow the shofar out of fear that a single Jew who does not know how to blow might carry his shofar on Shabbat in a public domain. For the sake of that single Jew, we suspend the mitzvah of shofar-blowing that year for all the people of Israel!

No Shofar on Shabbat

NY Governor pledges $70 million for synagogue security

New York State Governor Kathy Hochul announced that $70 million would be spent on providing security for synagogues ahead of the start of the Jewish High Holidays.

NY Governor pledges $70 million for synagogue security

Critically wounded in Lebanon, soldier returns to IDF

Nearly two years after fighting for his life, Itamar Galinsky returns to reserve duty in the same unit where he was wounded. 'The nation of Israel lives!'

Critically wounded in Lebanon, soldier returns to IDF

Iran’s oil lifeline is collapsing as exports plunge 85%

Iran’s oil shipments are plunging, tanker reserves are rapidly shrinking, and China is seeking alternative suppliers.

Iran’s oil lifeline is collapsing as exports plunge 85%

Uman braces for 40,000 pilgrims - and a massive cash surge

Annual Rosh Hashanah pilgrimage sends rentals and businesses soaring as the Ukrainian city prepares for tens of thousands of visitors.

Uman braces for 40,000 pilgrims - and a massive cash surge

Caught on camera:

Undercover Israeli officers snatch suspect in Jerusalem

Security footage captures the dramatic seconds as Gideonim officers move in, draw a weapon and take the suspect away.

Undercover Israeli officers snatch suspect in Jerusalem

Eleven at the threshold of Eternity

Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, the sacred lessons of September 11, and a divine call to awaken. Op-ed.

Eleven at the threshold of Eternity

IDF arrests 3 Palestinian police officers for assaulting Israeli

Palestinian Authority police officers accused of setting up unauthorized roadblock in Area C, detaining and assaulting Israeli civilian in 'serious breach.'

IDF arrests 3 Palestinian police officers for assaulting Israeli

The Curious Mind:

Why Cognitive Fitness Matters in an Age of Constant Information

Explore why cognitive flexibility, critical thinking and lifelong learning matter in the modern information age, and how MyIQ can encourage curiosity about reasoning and mental skills.

Why Cognitive Fitness Matters in an Age of Constant Information

Danny Lewin HY"D: The very first victim of 9/11

On the morning of September 11, 2001, Danny Lewin boarded American Airlines Flight No. 11 in Boston, expecting to reach Los Angeles. In the course of a struggle that took place between Lewin, a graduate of Israel’s elite commando unit, Sayeret Matkal, and the four hijackers who were assaulting the cockpit, Lewin was murdered by armed Satam Al Suqami, a 25-year-old Saudi.

Danny Lewin HY"D: The very first victim of 9/11

Sarah Huckabee Sanders: 'Boycotting Israel is antisemitism'

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders draws a clear red line on BDS, warning companies that target Israel will pay a price in her state.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders: 'Boycotting Israel is antisemitism'

New town founded in response to sanctions

As Britain backs boycotts targeting Israeli communities, the first buildings of Metzukei Eretz are being installed in eastern Binyamin ahead of the first families’ arrival.

New town founded in response to sanctions

After years of delays: Cave of the Patriarchs gets a roof

NIS 11 million project transforms historic open-air courtyard, protecting worshippers from rain and extreme heat year-round.

After years of delays: Cave of the Patriarchs gets a roof

New twist in Prinok baby food poisoning case

Police say new evidence reveals how the supermarket products were allegedly tampered with - but one major question remains unanswered.

New twist in Prinok baby food poisoning case

Hamas rearming in Gaza, IDF warns of troubling shift

Hamas terrorists are pulling weapons from storage, stepping up attacks on IDF troops, as terror group moves to reassert military control in Gaza.

Hamas rearming in Gaza, IDF warns of troubling shift

Netanyahu threatens lawsuit over Haaretz report

Netanyahu rejected the claim that the UAE had warned him ahead of the October 7th massacre.

Netanyahu threatens lawsuit over Haaretz report

Like your drink piping hot? New study warns of cancer risk

Oxford researchers studying more than a million people finds significantly higher risk of esophageal cancer among those drinking too-hot beverages.

Like your drink piping hot? New study warns of cancer risk

Bereaved husband and father to Burnham: Why punish Jews?

After losing wife and two daughters to Palestinian terrorists, Rabbi Leo Dee challenges Andy Burnham over proposed boycott: 'I would be happy to debate you on television, anywhere and at any time.'

Bereaved husband and father to Burnham: Why punish Jews?

IDF chief visits wounded troops ahead of Rosh Hashanah

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir salutes wounded soldiers during hospital visit, promises, 'We are with you every step of the way.'

IDF chief visits wounded troops ahead of Rosh Hashanah