Former minister launches scathing attack on Aryeh Deri, accusing him of sidelining the Council of Torah Sages, failing to deliver for Shas voters and refusing to take responsibility for the party's failures.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran’s two-day proposal remains on the table, urges Washington to meet conditions.
As Ethiopian Jews celebrate Sigd, head of Jewish studies at Levinsky Academic Center says its central message of renewing the covenant could offer Israeli society a powerful way to bridge divisions and rediscover what unites the Jewish people.
An unusual odor on board raised fears of a fire, prompting the diversion. Passengers are waiting in Athens for a replacement aircraft.
Hamodia article warns United Torah Judaism party free to back any candidate for prime minister, so long as yeshiva students’ status is resolved prior to forming government.
A new National Cyber Directorate survey finds that 98% of Israelis are aware of online threats, yet only one-third feel equipped to deal with them. Two-thirds received suspicious text messages in a single month.
Emet L'Yaakov presses Movement for Quality Government for answers about how it handled election complaints involving different communities.
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The history of German Jewry shows that achievement, prominence, and attachment to a country cannot guarantee a minority’s security. When antisemitism moves from the margins into mainstream politics, and discrimination and intimidation become acceptable, it is time to prepare to leave. Op-ed.
Fasting, prayer, love of Zion and festivities: how Ethiopia's Beta Israel Jews enriched Israeli Jewish life with a unique, ancient festival. Op-ed.
We always shake our heads and sigh, “why didn’t the Jews under the Third Reich see it coming?" Well…I ask you the very same question...
Three activists arrested after replacing a German flag with a PLO flag outside parliament in Berlin during a protest against Germany's support for Israel.
Trump urges Netanyahu to move forward with his Gaza peace plan following Israel's elections, as Washington seeks progress on Hamas disarmament and Gaza governance.
Rabbi Shlomo Yedidya Zafrani, a prominent Sephardic haredi rabbi, addresses the possibility of joining a government led by the current opposition.
Supporters flock to Jewish restaurants in Philadelphia after anti-Israel activists organize a boycott, with counter-protesters displaying Israeli and US flags.
Shin Bet chief David Zini sought to launch formal investigations into five Arab party leaders, including Yousef Jabareen, Ahmed Tibi, and Mansour Abbas.
Ambassador Yechiel Leiter warns of growing antisemitism and threats to Israel's existence in an emotional address to Chabad emissaries in New York.
Trump says Israel would not exist without his strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, while blaming the Iran war and hostility towards the Jewish state for Republican election losses.
Watch: Nosson Schlanger, whose father was murdered in the Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack, receives a standing ovation after sharing memories of his father's legacy.
Trump says Gadi Eisenkot and Benjamin Netanyahu share similar policies after Eisenkot receives the mandate to form Israel's next government.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says a deal with Iran remains out of reach, calling Tehran's demands unrealistic.
Trump highlights a new task force targeting Iran's supply routes and warns of further strikes, as Iranian media report explosions on Qeshm Island.
Yisrael Beytenu chair Avigdor Liberman denies report of draft concessions in secret talks with United Torah Judaism, calling it 'lies and fabrications.'
The arrests of yeshiva students were also a purely political tactic. Opinion.
'The Iran situation is a world problem. It is an American problem and Israel is leading the fight for the entire Western civilization,' says Dr. Joe Frager, chairman of the Israel Justice Organization.
In response to UK initiative calling for expanded aid to Gaza, Israel's Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon says, 'Instead of giving Israel a list of demands, it is time to demand the dismantling of Hamas.'
The Union of Ukrainian Expatriates warns that unauthorized construction and renovation work is damaging historic Jewish burial sites, calling for a central rabbinical authority to protect them.
Annual Chabad-Lubavitch International Conference of Shluchim kicks off gala banquet, attended by emissaries from around the world.
Israel Justice Organization board member Jonathan Burkan tells Arutz Sheva Israel should build new alliances, strengthen weapons production, ahead of a possible shift in US relations.
During Solidarity Mission to Israel, David Bukzin Warns of Growing Political Divisions in America and Calls for a New Approach to Engaging Young People
Iran executes three men accused of taking part in January’s anti-regime protests; judiciary alleges they acted on behalf of Israel and US.
Washington offers up to $20 million and political asylum to anyone providing new intelligence on Iran’s nuclear facilities, equipment or personnel, as concerns grow over Tehran’s nuclear activities.
IDF troops uncover weapons stockpiles, Hezbollah military apartment 100 to 250 meters from UN posts in southern Lebanon.
Thousands of Chabad emissaries from 111 countries gathered outside 770 in Brooklyn for their traditional group photo, held in the shadow of the deadly Sydney Hanukkah attack last year that claimed 16 lives.
Visiting Israel Benghazi veteran Mark Geist says the fight is ultimately one of good versus evil, calls for US-Israel unity, and credits Trump's leadership as essential to achieving peace in the Middle East.
Over 140 suspects apprehended, approximately 35 weapons located during operations by the Judea and Etzion Brigades.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog tasks Yashar! chairman Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government, after 67 MKs recommended him.
At least 64 people were injured when two passenger trains collided in Egypt, derailing four carriages. Local media reported that the number of casualties could reach 150.
Why Israel's election scandal demands an uncompromising investigation. Opinion.
Shas chairman Aryeh Deri has decided not to serve as a member of the Knesset in the upcoming term. Two other members, Moshe Abutbul and Dror Amos, have also resigned from the party's Knesset list.
Amid right-wing pressure to oppose an Arab-backed minority government, Elyasaf Peretz says he trusts Gadi Eisenkot to make the right decisions for Israel.
JPPI poll finds that of 10 scenarios, only a government of Likud, Yashar, Beyachad and Yisrael Beytenu is not rejected by a majority of respondents. Opposition-bloc including haredi parties receives support of just 3%.
Following heavy rainfall in Gaza, COGAT reports the delivery of thousands of trucks carrying winter supplies, alongside, vaccines and sanitation equipment, while stressing that reconstruction cannot begin until Hamas disarms.
Meet the new generation of European intellectuals: fluid in principles, fragile in identity, relativist in morals. Opinion.
The Beit Hamikdash is not a normal building, a structure made of walls. It is where the Shechina will be revealed.
Yisrael Beytenu chairman MK Avigdor Liberman pushes back against criticism of negotiations with the haredi parties, clarifying that the 2018 conscription law could serve as a basis for an agreement.
Journalist Abed Abu Shahadeh is released without restrictions after five days in custody over an interview with Azmi Bishara; investigation continues.
Berkovic questioned the doctoral credentials of Abdul El-Sayed and MK Ahmad Tibi. Channel 13 News clarified: "Freedom of expression does not provide a license for racist remarks."
A Tel Aviv resident has been charged with breaking into a yeshiva and stealing approximately 10 pairs of tefillin, cash, and a charity box.
Ben-Gvir accuses Attorney General Baharav-Miara for pressuring the police commissioner and alleges a cover-up in the election interference investigation.
Bat Yam Municipality files lawsuit against Iran over ballistic missile attack that killed 9 civilians and injured hundreds, with the mayor personally delivering the papers to Iranian officials.
Defense Minister warns that Iran is renewing its efforts to obtain nuclear weapons: "We cannot tolerate these threats."
A 16-year-old eastern Jerusalem resident was arrested on suspicion of tearing a mezuzah from a home in Silwan and spray-painting graffiti on its door.
A Rishon LeZion resident who was 29 weeks pregnant was found in critical condition at her home and rushed to Sheba Medical Center. Medical staff fought to save her life but were ultimately forced to pronounce her dead.
An IDF reservist traveling to his base on Memorial Day was told to leave a public bus carrying haredi schoolgirls; Egged will pay him NIS 30,000.
According to Polish authorities, the suspect is a machinist with no military background who legally held a firearms license and acted alone. He was shot by police and remains hospitalized in serious condition.
'Mr. October' Reggie Jackson condemns antisemitism near his Philadelphia hometown, recalls the racism he experienced, and demands leaders speak out.
A minibus driver in his 50s was seriously injured and 16 others were hurt when his vehicle crashed into a concrete wall near the Rokach Interchange.
Newly released IDF archives reveal Ben-Gurion's opposition to annexing Gaza after the 1956 Sinai War and his warnings of terror and isolation.
A man dressed in Hasidic attire was brutally assaulted on his way to synagogue to celebrate his son's Sheva Brachot in New York's Williamsburg neighborhood. The attacker was arrested.
