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Jewish community livid

Belgium ends federal protection for Antwerp’s Jewish quarter

Federal police protection for Antwerp’s Jewish quarter ends January 1 despite growing risks to local Jewish community.

Belgium ends federal protection for Antwerp’s Jewish quarter

LA authorities:

Rob and Michele Reiner died from 'multiple sharp force injuries'

Rob and Michele Reiner were killed by “multiple sharp force injuries,” the LA Medical Examiner rules. Their son, Nick Reiner, stands accused in the couple’s fatal stabbings.

Rob and Michele Reiner died from 'multiple sharp force injuries'

Einav Zangauker:

'I want to be among the country’s decision-makers'

Einav Zangauker, whose son Matan was freed from Hamas captivity after two years, speaks about the possibility of entering politics: “We will not sit quietly and wait for elections.”

'I want to be among the country’s decision-makers'

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Noa Tishby lights Hanukkah candles with Andy Cohen

Noa Tishby lights the fourth Hanukkah candle with Andy Cohen, who discusses teaching his kids Jewish identity, valuing tradition and family, and speaking proudly against rising antisemitism.

Noa Tishby lights Hanukkah candles with Andy Cohen

Thousands of Israeli veterans struggle with trauma

Turns out a small team of volunteers in the Negev desert found a way to help trauma-stricken veterans recover - and you can help save lives today

Thousands of Israeli veterans struggle with trauma

At anti-Israel rally

UK police arrest protesters over ‘intifada’ slogans

British police arrest protesters chanting “intifada” slogans as forces pledge tougher action against incitement following the Sydney Hanukkah massacre and rising concerns over antisemitism.

UK police arrest protesters over ‘intifada’ slogans

Dershowitz tells Trump:

It’s ‘unclear’ Constitution forbids third term

Attorney Alan Dershowitz presents President Donald Trump with a draft book exploring whether he could constitutionally serve a third term, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

It’s ‘unclear’ Constitution forbids third term

Sa'ar to Al Arabiya:

'Iran, not Israel, threatens regional stability in Middle East'

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar points out that Hezbollah violates Lebanon’s sovereignty, calls for peace with neighbors, tougher global action on antisemitism, and an end to Iran-backed terror.

'Iran, not Israel, threatens regional stability in Middle East'

US Congress permanently ends Syria sanctions

US Congress votes to permanently lift sanctions on Syria, ending the Caesar Act and opening investment channels under new leader Ahmed al-Sharaa.

US Congress permanently ends Syria sanctions

Pollard to PM, Defense Minister:

'Approve raising of Israeli flag in Nisanit tomorrow'

Jonathan Pollard says raising the Israeli flag in Nisanit on Hanukkah will show strength, hope, and Israel’s resolve against its enemies.

'Approve raising of Israeli flag in Nisanit tomorrow'

White House

A Hanukkah celebration without the fine print

From Israel, I don’t look to America for reassurance. I look for clarity.

A Hanukkah celebration without the fine print

Iranian hacker group claims to have hacked Bennett's phone

The Iranian-affiliated cyber group "Handala" claims to have breached the personal phone of former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.

Iranian hacker group claims to have hacked Bennett's phone

'Who said we're in your bloc?'

Benny Gantz's harsh message to fellow opposition members

Blue and White Chairman Benny Gantz criticized fellow opposition leaders, rejected calls to withdraw from politics, and said Israel needs a broad Zionist consensus government, not a narrow bloc.

Benny Gantz's harsh message to fellow opposition members

Report:

AG tried to prevent video leak investigation

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara allegedly contacted then-Defense Minister Yoav Gallant to convince him to drop the investigation into the Sde Teiman video.

AG tried to prevent video leak investigation

Major diplomatic development

Netanyahu approves $35 Bil. gas deal with Egypt

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced approval of a NIS 112 billion gas deal with Egypt, saying billions in revenue will strengthen Israel’s economy and education system.

Netanyahu approves $35 Bil. gas deal with Egypt

Former ISA Official:

'This is the challenge of protecting Jews worldwide'

Protecting Jewish and Israeli sites abroad from antisemitic attacks is becoming an increasingly complex task for the ISA, but there are steps that other countries and Jewish communties can take to help.

'This is the challenge of protecting Jews worldwide'

IDF Chief's warning to the world

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said the antisemitic terror attack in Sydney stems from the same hatred behind Oct. 7, warning that terror will spread if not confronted.

IDF Chief's warning to the world

New details revealed:

How the Mossad took out 11 Iranian nuclear scientists

A new documentary details the Israeli operation to eliminate key figures involved in Iran’s nuclear research.

How the Mossad took out 11 Iranian nuclear scientists

Bring Nechemia home:

Jewish teen unrecognizable after 5 months in German prison

A 19-year-old Israeli with a Star of David tattoo says he has been targeted, attacked, and isolated in German prison for 5 months - and $15,000 has already been raised to bring him home

Jewish teen unrecognizable after 5 months in German prison

'Bondi Jihad':

Chief Rabbi Goldstein's warning

Refusing to call the threat by its name endangers free world, says Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein

Chief Rabbi Goldstein's warning

Herzog urges Pope to intensify fight against antisemitism

President Isaac Herzog spoke with Pope Leo XIV ahead of Christmas, discussing rising global antisemitism, Israel’s ties with the Holy See, and hopes for peace in the coming year.

Herzog urges Pope to intensify fight against antisemitism

Government worker led a riot, was summoned for a hearing

A senior Interior Ministry employee and Jaffa imam was arrested on incitement charges following riots in the city and later released under restrictions; the Interior Ministry summoned him for an immediate hearing.

Government worker led a riot, was summoned for a hearing

Bundestag approves expansion of Arrow 3 deal

The agreement to expand the sale of the Arrow 3 interceptor system to Germany will make it the largest defense deal in Israel's history.

Bundestag approves expansion of Arrow 3 deal

Hero Of Bondi:

'I knew they were killing Jews, and I would stop them again'

Lawyer Sam Issa, representing Ahmad al-Ahmad, who was wounded while fighting the terrorists in Sydney, described his condition and stressed, 'He only wanted to save lives.'

'I knew they were killing Jews, and I would stop them again'

Arab man arrested after posting video of dancing on police car

An eastern Jerusalem resident posted a video on TikTok showing him dancing on the roof of a police vehicle. He was detained yesterday for questioning.

Arab man arrested after posting video of dancing on police car

Nearly 2 years later:

Suspect arrested in case of missing girl

Police arrested a suspect following an attempted assault in Be'er Sheva as investigators examine a possible link to the February 2024 disappearance of Hymanut Kassou; a gag order remains in effect.

Suspect arrested in case of missing girl

Live:

Fourth Hanukkah Candle Lighting at the Western Wall

The fourth Hanukkah candle lighting ceremony took place at the Western Wall with Rabbis, public figures and representatives of the Israel Police.

Fourth Hanukkah Candle Lighting at the Western Wall

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Shepherd catches illegal hunters red-handed

Hunters from the village of Halhul who set traps in the grazing lands of the Hebron hills were caught in the act but managed to escape.

Shepherd catches illegal hunters red-handed

'Ran Gvili. He's still there!'

Trump forgets hostage in Gaza, bereaved father calls him out

During a Hanukkah reception at the White House, President Trump said all hostages had been returned from Gaza, before a bereaved father noted that Ran Gvili remains held by Hamas.

Trump forgets hostage in Gaza, bereaved father calls him out

It's not a children's story

Hanukkah does not celebrate violence. It rejects illusion. It reminds us that light does not survive on intention alone. The light survives because someone is willing to protect it. There is no automatic happy end. Opinion.

It's not a children's story

Zechariah 4:

“Not by might and not by power”

Rashi explains in the name of the Sifrei that the light of God’s countenance “gives you grace.”

“Not by might and not by power”

Miracle at Bondi Beach: Bullet stopped by radio

An Australian Hatzolah volunteer who treated victims in the Bondi Beach shooting was shot in the chest - and was saved by his radio stopping the bullet.

Miracle at Bondi Beach: Bullet stopped by radio

'Albanese - shame on you!'

MK Tal warns Australia over antisemitism and terror

During a Knesset debate on the Sydney terror attack, MK Ohad Tal accused Australia of justifying Hamas terror and warned that unchecked antisemitism leads to violence against Jews.

MK Tal warns Australia over antisemitism and terror

Parashat Miketz/ Hanukkah:

Never play the victim

How should Yosef have dealt with the Chief Butler so that his plight would be remembered after interpreting the two prisoners' dreams?

Never play the victim

13th victim named

The victims of the Sydney Hanukkah Massacre

Two terrorists murdered 15 people at a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. The names of 13 of them have been publicized.

The victims of the Sydney Hanukkah Massacre

President’s Office appoints new International Media Advisor

The President's Office announced the appointment of Benjamin Lee as its new International Media Advisor, highlighting his experience in the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit and leading international social media, strategy, and messaging efforts.

President’s Office appoints new International Media Advisor

Jerusalem teen dies in skiing accident in French Alps

Elinor Mimon, a 19-year-old from Jerusalem, died on Monday during a ski holiday in France. She was found lifeless about an hour after the ski slopes had closed.

Jerusalem teen dies in skiing accident in French Alps

White House Hanukkah event:

Yiddish in the White House

Singer Shulem Lemmer performed at the White House Hanukkah event attended by President Trump, stunning those present with a Yiddish rendition of 'God Bless America.'

Yiddish in the White House

White House Hanukkah event

Elizabeth Pipko: Trump is greatest president world has ever seen

Former campaign aide Elizabeth Pipko thanks President Trump for changing her life, speaks of meeting her husband during the 2016 campaign, and urges Jews to recognize the miracle of celebrating Hanukkah in the White House.

Elizabeth Pipko: Trump is greatest president world has ever seen

Loss of hundreds of millions

'Largest financial fraud in Israeli history'

The authorized trustee appointed for the collapsed pension fund company Slice, CPA Effi Sandrov, filed a lawsuit today for approximately one billion shekels alleging fraud.

'Largest financial fraud in Israeli history'

White House Hanukkah event

Sid Rosenberg praises Trump: "I love him, Nobody is better"

President Donald Trump honors New York radio host Sid Rosenberg, highlighting his media success and strong support for the Jewish community. Rosenberg responds with an emotional tribute, calling the moment 'one of the most meaningful of his life.'

Sid Rosenberg praises Trump: "I love him, Nobody is better"

Mark Levin to Trump:

You're the first "Jewish president" to serve two terms

President Donald Trump praises conservative commentator Mark Levin and his wife, highlighting their strong support for Israel.

You're the first "Jewish president" to serve two terms

Interview

The hidden objectives behind the Australia massacre

Psychological warfare expert: Terrorism against Jewish communities around the world is part of a process aimed at isolating Israel and Jews.

The hidden objectives behind the Australia massacre

Four years later

Huge new Jerusalem neighborhood on the table for approval

The plans to build up Atarot, in north-northwestern Jerusalem, call for no fewer than 9,000 housing units for over 30,000 residents.

Huge new Jerusalem neighborhood on the table for approval

Nun, gimmel, hei, ____?

The dreidel's message

The four letters on the dreidel are not the same in Israel and the Diaspora. They tell us something we should pay attention to.

The dreidel's message

Four more years of Trump? Miriam Adelson says 'We can do it'

President Trump praises the late billionaire Sheldon Adelson for his devoted efforts for Israel, recalling his persistence in visits and his deep love for his wife, Miriam.

Four more years of Trump? Miriam Adelson says 'We can do it'

New details

The girl with Hymanut - and the kidnapping attempt in Be’er Sheva

The girl who survived the kidnapping attempt in Be’er Sheva was a key witness in the case of Hymanut Kassou's disappearance in Safed and had previously testified to the police.

The girl with Hymanut - and the kidnapping attempt in Be’er Sheva

The first Hanukkah, the Sukkot that wasn’t - and Bondi

As we reflect on the origin of Hanukkah, we can better understand the Jewish response to the devastating Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre of Jews by terrorists in Australia. Opinion.

The first Hanukkah, the Sukkot that wasn’t - and Bondi

Former IDF commander:

'Preemptive strikes will prevent future threats'

Former IDF Major General Noam Tibon criticizes the government for allowing Iran and Hezbollah to strengthen without decisive military and political follow‑through.

'Preemptive strikes will prevent future threats'

Netanyahu Speaks with Rabbi Yehoram Ulman and Arsen Ostrovsky

PM speaks with father-in-law of the late Rabbi Eli Schlanger, who was murdered in the terrorist attack at Bondi Beach, and Ostrovsky, who was wounded in the attack.

Netanyahu Speaks with Rabbi Yehoram Ulman and Arsen Ostrovsky

Holiday of tears

One-year-old fighting rare cancer needs your help this Hanukkah

Talya never imagined her daughter's first Hanukkah would be spent in a hospital room.

One-year-old fighting rare cancer needs your help this Hanukkah

Britain develops ‘Iron Dome’-style system

UK building a defence system modeled on Israel’s Iron Dome to protect cities and infrastructure from Russian missiles and drones, addressing a major capability gap across NATO.

Britain develops ‘Iron Dome’-style system

Bondi Beach shooter hit with 15 murder charges

Naveed Akram, 24, is charged with 59 counts in connection with the deadly attack in Sydney, Australia. The district parliament is preparing legislation to limit firearm ownership.

Bondi Beach shooter hit with 15 murder charges

Canadian MPs denied entry at Allenby Crossing

Six Canadian parliament members who sought to enter the West Bank were denied access due to their ties to the "Canadian Muslim Voice" organization, which is designated as a terrorist group in Israel.

Canadian MPs denied entry at Allenby Crossing

Europe changes direction:

General public denounce migration

Survey conducted in seven European countries reveals most citizens believe many migrants are residing in their countries illegally, support sharp reduction in immigration, and back deportation of illegal migrants.

General public denounce migration

Over 50 minors have gone missing since establishment of the State

A report by the Knesset's Research and Information Center presents updated data on missing citizens: approximately 593 cases remain open, including minors and elderly individuals, with most being men.

Over 50 minors have gone missing since establishment of the State




























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