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18 infiltrators arrested in southern Israel operation

Border Police use drone to locate suspects hiding in wooded hills near the Tarkumiya Crossing, directing IDF forces to apprehend them.

18 infiltrators arrested in southern Israel operation

Why does the world hate Jews?

RFK Jr. defends Israel and Jews in blistering attack on Islamism

US health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praises Jewish contributions to humanity, hails Israel as a bastion of freedom and accuses Iran, Gulf states and the Muslim Brotherhood of fueling anti-Israel propaganda.

RFK Jr. defends Israel and Jews in blistering attack on Islamism

Reservist’s plea:

Reservist Who Lost His Wife Cries Out for Help

Rushed from the fighting in Gaza, Shimon Aviksar had just half an hour with his wife before she died. After 900+ days of reserve duty and an injury, he is raising their three children alone and needs your help.

Reservist Who Lost His Wife Cries Out for Help

'Prevent another election'

Herzog's message to parties ahead of consultations

Ahead of consultations at the President's Residence, Herzog calls on party leaders to acknowledge the election results and work to prevent another election.

Herzog's message to parties ahead of consultations

The $1.3 Million Jerusalem Apartment Raffle Is Back

Am Yisrael Chai's Dream Raffle returns for a 9th year with a luxury Jerusalem apartment, $15,000 cash bonus draws, and a new Super Ticket upgrade.

The $1.3 Million Jerusalem Apartment Raffle Is Back

74 illegal infiltrators arrested in police raid in Kafr Qassem

Border Police officers located 74 illegal residents during a raid on a residential building in Kafr Qassem, as part of an ongoing nationwide crackdown on illegal entry and residency in Israel.

74 illegal infiltrators arrested in police raid in Kafr Qassem

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO calls for unity government

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO Ittai Ben-Zeev urges party leaders to form a broad government, warning that political deadlock threatens economic growth.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO calls for unity government

Expert Warns:

Trump risks losing leverage over Iran as midterms approach

President Donald Trump could emerge weakened from the upcoming US midterm elections, potentially limiting his ability to take significant action against Iran.

Trump risks losing leverage over Iran as midterms approach

The scenario preoccupying United Torah Judaism

Eisenkot has already begun making overtures to United Torah Judaism. What are the chances that these preliminary contacts will develop into a significant political move, and what will Eisenkot have to offer in return?

The scenario preoccupying United Torah Judaism

Ben Gvir warns Haredim

'Don't make historic mistake of joining the left'

Otzma Yehudit chairman and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir acknowledged that he had expected a better election result and warned the haredi parties against joining a left-wing government.

'Don't make historic mistake of joining the left'

15-year-old charged with vandalizing Afula synagogue

A 15-year-old allegedly broke into an Afula synagogue after a family dispute, threw holy books onto the floor, poured liquid over them, set toilet paper rolls on fire and stole a charity box.

15-year-old charged with vandalizing Afula synagogue

Funding celebrations:

How much funding did each party receive from the state?

Election funding for the 26th Knesset totals NIS 300 million. Technical splits by five lists added NIS 12.8 million, with another NIS 24 million expected in ongoing funding over a full term.

How much funding did each party receive from the state?

Apology not accepted:

Freed hostage furious after Feiglin was omitted from article

Former hostage Rom Braslavski criticized Channel 12 after a report omitted Moshe Feiglin, whose grandson was killed in Gaza, from a list of bereaved MKs.

Freed hostage furious after Feiglin was omitted from article

Thailand

Israeli Boxer Ahavat Hashem Gordon faces antisemitic incident

Ahavat Hashem Gordon was subjected to antisemitic remarks while filming a video in Thailand. Following the incident, he shared a message with his followers: "It's not worth the risk."

Israeli Boxer Ahavat Hashem Gordon faces antisemitic incident

Breakthrough in Jerusalem

4 pacemakers implanted using new technique for 1st time in Israel

Four patients underwent pacemaker implantation using a technique designed to improve electrical coordination between the heart's atria and reduce heart rhythm disturbances.

4 pacemakers implanted using new technique for 1st time in Israel

2026 Elections:

Joint Arab List overtakes Likud in northern city

Four years ago, Likud dominated the ballot boxes in Nof HaGalil. Now, the Joint List leads by thousands of votes.

Joint Arab List overtakes Likud in northern city

Analysis:

The eight mistakes that brought Shas down

Journalist Michael Shemesh outlines eight mistakes behind Shas's 2026 election defeat, criticizing Aryeh Deri and his associates for losing touch with voters and reality.

The eight mistakes that brought Shas down

The theft from the home of Fallen Shin Bet officer

Police have located the ATV stolen from the family home of Yossi Tahar, a Shin Bet operative who fell on October 7, and arrested a suspect in connection with the theft.

The theft from the home of Fallen Shin Bet officer

Induction Center:

Haredi extremists protesting against IDF recruitment

Dozens of haredi protesters attempt to block the road leading to the IDF Induction Center at Tel Hashomer in protest against the arrest of draft evaders.

Haredi extremists protesting against IDF recruitment

Jabo's newly discovered letter leaves his brother shaken

On the anniversary of the death of Ze'ev (Jabo) Erlich, Rabbi Itzik Amitai reveals an unsent letter rebuking his eulogy for his rabbi as dishonoring their family and now asks for public forgiveness.

Jabo's newly discovered letter leaves his brother shaken

Open the Books:

What Britain, the Arab States and Iran owe the Jewish People

For 75 years the world has read only one set of books, and mostly misread them. It is time to open all of them. Opinion.

What Britain, the Arab States and Iran owe the Jewish People

Deri considering retirement from politics

Following Shas's electoral setback, party chairman Aryeh Deri is weighing his political future, including retirement, resignation from the Knesset, or appointment as party president.

Deri considering retirement from politics

On the Arab vote:

Must Arabs vote for Israel to be a democracy?

Even radical leftists never demand that Arabs serve in the IDF as required by Israeli law, for they know it’s suicidal to give them machine guns. So why does Israel give them the right to vote? Opinion.

Must Arabs vote for Israel to be a democracy?

Swiss panel rules:

Olympic commentary on Israeli bobsledder was discriminatory

A Swiss complaints panel rules that a broadcaster discriminated against Israeli bobsledder Adam Edelman by questioning his Olympic participation over his views.

Olympic commentary on Israeli bobsledder was discriminatory

On Arab parties in the Coalition:

Democracy is not a suicide pact

Insistence on incorporating openly seditious Arabs into a new government is self destructive. Opinion.

Democracy is not a suicide pact

Strikes remain an option

Rubio: No deadline for Iran talks

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump has set no deadline for negotiations with Iran and has made no decision on renewed strikes, but military options remain open.

Rubio: No deadline for Iran talks

Creating students

What if someone has absolutely no interest and has no questions? How can there be a responsibility to teach him?

Creating students

Religious Zionist Party slams Noam: They cost us a Knesset seat

A senior Religious Zionist Party official criticizes Noam, arguing that its decision to run independently weakened both his party and the national camp.

Religious Zionist Party slams Noam: They cost us a Knesset seat

Iranian official:

No Hormuz reopening until US meets seven conditions

Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei says Washington has softened its approach but insists Tehran will not negotiate or reopen the Strait of Hormuz without concessions.

No Hormuz reopening until US meets seven conditions

Trump: Iran wants a deal but cannot be trusted

Trump says Iran wants a nuclear deal but cannot be trusted, warns remaining sites could be struck within minutes, and refuses to rule out renewed military action.

Trump: Iran wants a deal but cannot be trusted

'It's wrong'

Pelosi slams Mamdani and El-Sayed over Israel comments

Nancy Pelosi condemns the Israel-related positions of Zohran Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed, but her spokesperson says she still supports El-Sayed's Senate bid.

Pelosi slams Mamdani and El-Sayed over Israel comments

Trump, Netanyahu hold talks amid Iran tensions

The Wall Street Journal reports that Trump and Netanyahu spoke as Trump considers resuming military strikes against the Islamic Republic.

Trump, Netanyahu hold talks amid Iran tensions

More than 560 arrested in protests in France

A wave of protests over the rising cost of living, the state of the education system, and the policies of President Emmanuel Macron.

More than 560 arrested in protests in France

Will UTJ back Eisenkot? Degel HaTorah MKs meet leading rabbis

Amid reports of talks with anti-Netanyahu bloc, Degel HaTorah MKs meet leading rabbis to discuss party's next moves.

Will UTJ back Eisenkot? Degel HaTorah MKs meet leading rabbis

Pilots who saved Flydubai passengers honored

New details have emerged about the crew members who helped prevent a potentially catastrophic incident during the Flydubai incident.

Pilots who saved Flydubai passengers honored

Tibi to Eisenkot: We won't join government

MK Ahmad Tibi rules out joining Gadi Eisenkot-led new government but offers support for replacing Knesset Speaker.

Tibi to Eisenkot: We won't join government

Eisenkot's four rules for his allies

Yashar Party chairman Gadi Eisenkot announced Saturday evening that he intends to act immediately to translate the parliamentary majority into a new government.

Eisenkot's four rules for his allies

Hezbollah admits explosives ownership as Lebanon charges 13

Lebanese authorities charge 13 suspects after seizing 780 kilograms of explosives; Hezbollah acknowledges ownership, demands return.

Hezbollah admits explosives ownership as Lebanon charges 13

Steve Witkoff's son proposes in Jerusalem

Alex Witkoff proposes to girlfriend Batya in Jerusalem, overlooking the Old City, drawing congratulations from former hostages.

Steve Witkoff's son proposes in Jerusalem

On The Radio:

IDF releases recordings of terrorist house demolition

Yehuda Brigade Commander Col. Dotan Malul addressed the operation in radio communications released by the IDF, emphasizing that Israeli forces would continue their counterterrorism activities throughout the area.

IDF releases recordings of terrorist house demolition

Haftarat Parshat Vayera

Here I am, my son

Yitzchak’s ashes stand for all who have sacrificed in this war - the fallen, the wounded, and those who carry spiritual and emotional scars invisible from the outside.

Here I am, my son

Rare footage reveals: Mohammed Deif in Gaza's tunnels

Al Jazeera reveals rare footage of Hamas leaders, documents showing Mohammed Deif signed final October 7 attack order on October 5, 2023.

Rare footage reveals: Mohammed Deif in Gaza's tunnels

Anti-Netanyahu bloc considers direct election for prime minister

Opposition bloc reportedly considering reviving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 2021 proposal for direct prime ministerial elections, in effort to break the political deadlock.

Anti-Netanyahu bloc considers direct election for prime minister

How reliable are the polls really?

A special report is raising questions about the reliability of Israeli opinion polls and the influence of television channels on public discourse.

How reliable are the polls really?

What the November 3rd vote means:

From the streets of Paris to the synagogues of NY

As revolutionary agitation, Islamist extremism and anti-Jewish incitement converge, America must confront a dangerous erosion of Jewish security before hatred becomes an accepted feature of public life. We must choose candidates who will fight antisemitism. Opinion.

From the streets of Paris to the synagogues of NY

National Insurance Institute sues Jerusalem municipality

Nearly six years after a Jerusalem resident was injured on his way to work, the National Insurance Institute is seeking NIS 645,000 in compensation.

National Insurance Institute sues Jerusalem municipality

Abraham's example:

The great mitzva of hospitality

Read how various commentators explain how Abraham could extend a welcome to his three guests although in the presence of Hashem.

The great mitzva of hospitality

Iran's supreme leader threatens Israel and the United States

Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has threatened immediate retaliation against any future attacks on Iran, declaring that American and Israeli assets will be within range of Iranian forces.

Iran's supreme leader threatens Israel and the United States

El-Sayed in the Brotherhood's orbit

"Sure. Yeah, Absolutely." The long road to Abdul El-Sayed's three-word Muslim Brotherhood disavowal. Part I of a six part series. If you vote in Michigan, you have been warned.

El-Sayed in the Brotherhood's orbit

Historic Chofetz Chaim Yeshiva reopens in Belarus

A famed rabbi’s Belarus yeshiva reopens for students for the first time since World War II.

Historic Chofetz Chaim Yeshiva reopens in Belarus

While visiting Israel

Canadian tourist receives 'Welcome to Palestine' text

Canadian tourist visiting Yad Vashem in Jerusalem shocked to receive a "Welcome to Palestine" roaming message from Bell Canada. The company blames automation.

Canadian tourist receives 'Welcome to Palestine' text

Trump: Iran wants talks, war could end soon

Trump says Iran is seeking negotiations and struggling to pay its security forces, hours after predicting the war would end soon and demanding nuclear guarantees.

Trump: Iran wants talks, war could end soon

One week after attack:

IDF demolishes homes of terrorists who murdered two soldiers

IDF forces demolish the Hebron homes of two terrorists who murdered soldiers at Judea Junction just one week after the attack, an unprecedented timeframe.

IDF demolishes homes of terrorists who murdered two soldiers

Widow of Israeli murdered in 2023 Egypt terror attack passes away

Mor Shamli, whose husband Alon was murdered in a 2023 terrorist attack in Alexandria, Egypt, passes away after years of trauma and efforts to preserve his memory.

Widow of Israeli murdered in 2023 Egypt terror attack passes away

'No coalition with Arab parties'

Liberman shakes up opposition bloc

Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman makes clear that his party will not join a coalition that includes Arab parties.

Liberman shakes up opposition bloc

IDF eliminates Hamas commander involved in holding hostages

The IDF says it eliminated Hamas commander Ihab Abu Taqiya, who was involved in holding numerous Israeli hostages, along with another Hamas commander in Gaza.

IDF eliminates Hamas commander involved in holding hostages