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'I couldn’t just sit and do nothing':

Boy George joins Nova survivors at massacre site

The British music icon meets survivors and bereaved families ahead of two Tel Aviv concerts, including a performance dedicated to the Nova community.

Military correspondent:

'Has Trump moved up the timetable?'

Military correspondent Doron Kadosh says President Trump appears to be accelerating plans to end decades of US military aid to Israel; but this does not come as a big surprise.'

Disturbing footage

Forklift driver runs over coworker, killing him

A 26-year-old man has been charged with fatally running over his coworker at a factory in northern Israel while operating a forklift without a license and under the influence of alcohol. The incident was caught on camera.

3,500 Hezbollah terrorist sites destroyed in eight months

After eight months of operations in the Wadi Saluki, Qantara, and Litani areas, troops from the IDF's 7th Brigade have completed their mission in southern Lebanon.

Reservist’s plea:

Reservist who lost his wife cries out for help

He was pulled out of Gaza to say goodbye. Half an hour later, his wife was gone. Now, after 900+ days of reserve duty, Shimon Aviksar is raising three children alone and can no longer cover their basic needs.

The mystery of the 200,000 double envelopes solved

The Election Committee expected 650,000 double-envelope votes, but counted only 451,000 due to a last-minute IDF decision.

Essentials of Judaism:

How to control desire

The Torah’s prohibitions assume our capacity for self-control. Hashem emphasized this: “Sin lies at the doorway…but you can control it."

'Broad Jewish government'

Religious Zionism to back Netanyahu

The Religious Zionism party announced that it will recommend Benjamin Netanyahu to form the next government tomorrow and call for an end to the boycotts imposed by left-wing parties.

Yechiel Jacobs:

Fighting Antisemitism with humor, despite death threats

Yechiel Jacobs reveals the threats against his family, the unexpected success of his videos, and why he believes humor can reach audiences traditional advocacy cannot.

Following Draft Law statement

Shas decides to recommend Netanyahu

Shas's Council of Torah Sages has decided to recommend Benjamin Netanyahu to President Isaac Herzog as its candidate to form the next government.

In His Own Words:

What El-Sayed says about Israel, Hamas, Iran and the Brotherhood

The questions he has never answered, essays he pulled from public view, a deleted 9/11 post, three refusals to say Israel has a right to exist, a refusal to name the IRGC to an Iranian-American whose family it hunted, and a 2011 defense of the Brotherhood he has never retracted. Report.

Former El-Sayed worker among 12 indicted in antisemitic campaign

Federal prosecutors accuse 12 anti-Israel activists, including a former worker on Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign, of terrorizing Michigan’s Jewish community, vandalizing homes, throwing chemical-filled jars and issuing threats.

"All about their lust for power"

Netanyahu slams Opposition talks with Haredi parties

Opposition party leaders agreed to explore negotiations with the haredi parties. Netanyahu responded: "The hypocrisy we are witnessing now is outrageous."

Opposition parties unite behind Eisenkot for prime minister

Opposition party leaders agreed to recommend Gadi Eisenkot to the president to form the next government and immediately begin coalition negotiations.

Return of the Yellow Star

Europe has a bible. It commands Kauft nicht bei Juden - “Don’t buy from Jews" if the merchandise was made outside the ghetto. Op-ed.

Feiglin backs Netanyahu, demands new elections

Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin pledges to recommend Netanyahu to President Herzog while demanding new elections over alleged irregularities in the vote.

IDF commanders reveal details of months inside Lebanon

After eight months of fighting in Lebanon, IDF commanders recount the battles, the tunnels uncovered, and their advance to the Beaufort ridge.

After nine years:

Health Ministry Chief steps down

After nine years across two terms, Moshe Bar Siman Tov announces his departure as Health Ministry chief and plans to join Columbia University as a research fellow.

Nearly 1,000 votes deducted from Arab parties

A member of the Central Elections Committee representing Agudat Yisrael reported that 968 votes were deducted from Arab parties as part of election integrity checks.

Will Trump lose control?

Polls open in US Midterms

With over 57 million ballots already cast, Americans vote in crucial midterm elections that could reshape Trump's agenda and US policy toward Israel and Iran.

Breaking the Silence spokesperson faces backlash over IDF service

Ayelet Kreuzer, the newly appointed spokesperson for the far-left organization Breaking the Silence, has sparked controversy after accusing the IDF Spokesperson's Unit of manipulating information and misleading the public during the war.

Encampment that became Jerusalem neighborhood's nightmare raided

Jerusalem police demolish illegal structures in Neve Yaakov following residents' complaints of nighttime noise, land seizures and repeated confrontations.

The first Noahide Convention:

The great convergence

To my mind, we are transitioning to a new age of Jewish - and Human - History and this week's Noahide Convention is part of it.

Liberman signals flexibility on coalition partners

Liberman called for a government without Ra'am or the Joint List, but unlike his statement over the weekend, he did not mention Netanyahu or the haredi parties.

Jenin:

Terror cell manufactured and launched rockets

Shin Bet and police uncover a Jenin terror cell suspected of producing rockets and explosives, conducting three test launches and receiving foreign guidance.

Hadassah Ein Kerem:

One girl inspired the establishing of a new alergy center

A conversation with the parents of a Jerusalem girl suffering from a life-threatening allergy inspired businessman Moshe Greenberg to help establish one of Israel's largest allergy and clinical immunology centers.

The leaked intelligence helping the Hilltop Youth

Hilltop rioters reportedly received advance details of a Samaria evacuation, set up roadblocks and burning tires, while the IDF declined to address leaks.

American teen makes ancient discovery in Israel

17-year-old Jewish American student discovers a 3,300-year-old Egyptian scarab amulet during school trip to Tel Gezer in Israel.

Bereaved Father:

'Why, exactly, did Halevi get a medal?'

Shimon Elkabetz, whose daughter Sivan was murdered with her partner in Kfar Aza, questioned why Herzi Halevi is being given such a prominent platform to explain the October 7th massacre.

The Iranian regime’s cure for the homesick

Message to the Iranian dissident: living outside Iran does not, by itself, make dissidents safe. The danger may be your neighbor or colleague. Opinion.

UNRWA under scrutiny at UN

Israel screens an award-winning investigative documentary on UNRWA at UN Headquarters, as ambassadors Danon and Bartos criticize the agency's operations.

Weapon returned to IDF after decades

An Uzi submachine gun, retired by the IDF over 30 years ago, is returned anonymously as a nationwide weapons drive collects over 10,000 items on its first day.

'Jew-Free Zone' sign outside Stockholm store sparks outrage

A 'Jew-Free Zone' sign outside a Stockholm shoe store sparks condemnation from Israel's ambassador and Jewish groups, despite the artist's claim of protest.

El-Sayed, Mamdani and Piker:

With friends like these...

There is a strain of virulent Jew hatred that runs through the Koran, long predates the existence of the State of Israel and which has shaped the attitudes of many Muslims. El-Sayed, Mamdani and Piker as exemplars. Opinion.

Hendel refuses to give up: I will lead the third bloc again

Yoaz Hendel vows to return after narrowly missing the electoral threshold, blasts talks with haredi parties, and calls for a Netanyahu-Bennett-Eisenkot government.

Israel warns Lebanon

Fighting will resume if Hezbollah joins renewed Iran conflict

Fearing Hezbollah could open another front, Israel demands that the Lebanese army redeploy and establish checkpoints in areas where Hezbollah operatives live.

Trump:

US could strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain in one hour

Trump tells Sean Hannity the US could strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site within an hour, while insisting Tehran wants a deal and the fighting is not a war.

'No war, no deal'

Report: CIA Director urges Trump to maintain Iran strategy

CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly urges Trump to maintain economic pressure on Iran rather than rush into a deal or resume fighting, as advisers remain divided.

Brooklyn

Mamdani, Hochul condemn vandalism of Jewish school buses

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov. Kathy Hochul condemn swastikas and antisemitic graffiti on Jewish school buses in Brooklyn, demanding accountability.

Former Shas senior official:

'Deri could join the left; he must resign'

Former MK Nissim Ze'ev, one of Shas's founders, analyzes the party's election defeat in an interview with Arutz Sheva-Israel National News and calls on Aryeh Deri to step down.

Report:

US hit Iran's Qeshm Island as part of secret strikes campaign

The Wall Street Journal reports that the US struck Iran's Qeshm Island Monday as part of a weeks-long campaign of limited attacks kept secret to avoid escalation.

Brooklyn:

Swastikas, anti-Israel graffiti found on Jewish school buses

NYPD investigates after four Jewish school buses in Brooklyn were vandalized with swastikas and anti-Israel graffiti amid a rise in antisemitic incidents.

Following attacks in Europe:

Unusual cybersecurity warning issued to Israeli supermarkets

Hackers remotely took control of refrigeration systems in Europe, causing food spoilage and fires. Israel's National Cyber Directorate warns supermarket chains.

Vance: Trump and I feel pretty good about prospects of Iran deal

VP JD Vance says talks with Iran are progressing and no deadline has been set, but insists Tehran must verifiably commit not to rebuild its nuclear program.

Trump: Iran wants a deal, it could happen

Trump says Iran is seeking an agreement with Washington, citing falling oil prices and US military gains while predicting a deal with Tehran could be reached.

Election interference probe

Attorney General holds up Shin Bet interrogation

Shin Bet chief David Zini reportedly accuses legal advisers of delaying the election interference probe as the Attorney General demands additional evidence.

Haley Stevens and John Fetterman:

Country before party, principles before politics

Our elected officials take an oath to defend the Constitution, not to provide unconditional loyalty to a political organization. Opinion.

Revivim:

Talmud study and in-depth learning for women

Women are obligated to broaden and deepen their study of Torah and halakha, while understanding the internal logic of the Torah as it emerges from the Talmud and its commentators.

"I was terrified"

Israeli singer attacked in Athens after speaking Hebrew

Elior Zandani, a former contestant on "The Next Star," says three men attacked him in Athens after hearing him speaking Hebrew.

'May we all find peace'

Boy George's emotional visit to Western Wall

British pop star visits the Western Wall with Sylvan Adams, places a prayer note between the stones, and reflects on his family.

She served in the IDF Spokesperson's Unit - Now she attacks it

Ayelet Kreuzer, who served in the IDF Spokesperson's Unit, has been appointed spokesperson for Breaking the Silence and published harsh accusations against the unit in which she served.

With antisemite on the ballot

Who are Jewish Michiganders voting for?

As Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed doubles down on anti-Israel views, the choice for the state's Jews may seem obvious. Journalist Nate Friedman speaks to some to see if that's the case.

Netanyahu calls for broad government

Netanyahu calls for a broad patriotic government with his current allies and additional parties, while rejecting reliance on Ra'am and its partners.

Rabbis warn

"Jewish people won't recognize govt. without Jewish majority"

Senior Religious Zionist rabbis have issued a public statement following the Knesset elections, expressing firm opposition to the formation of a government that does not have the backing of a Jewish majority.

IDF plans AI revolution

IDF Chief Eyal Zamir outlines plans to integrate AI, robotics and unmanned systems into military operations, calling for a revolution in modern warfare.

Major changes coming to Israel Railways

Starting November 14, direct trains will connect Hadera, Netanya and Beit Yehoshua to Jerusalem and Ben Gurion Airport, alongside major route changes.

Following cyberattacks in Europe

Israel warns retailers to secure refrigeration systems

Israel's National Cyber Directorate urges supermarket chains, food companies, and logistics centers to take immediate precautions after hackers in Europe remotely manipulated refrigeration systems, causing food spoilage, equipment damage, and fires.