In unprecedented warning delivered through a UN official, Hamas threatens another October 7-style massacre, targeting Israel and abroad.
Shin Bet targeting social media accounts linked to foreign influence operations targeting Israel's upcoming elections.
Defense Minister Israel Katz accuses opposition leaders of undermining deterrence by dismissing warnings of possible pre-election attacks, warns they will bear responsibility if Israel is attacked.
Shas chairman Aryeh Deri unveils plan to provide free tefillin and prayer shawls to every 13-year-old Jewish boy, establish prayer spaces in schools.
Former Edmonton journalist admits to vandalizing monuments of Ukrainian Nazi collaborators.
Firefighters rescue nine young passengers trapped in a minibus that veered off highway near Beit Shemesh.
After beating cancer once, 7-year-old Chaim Rubin is facing a devastating relapse. His medulloblastoma has returned, and he urgently needs advanced treatment in the United States. His family cannot cover the hospital’s required deposit alone. Please open your heart and help give Chaim ben Yael another chance to fight.
In a first-ever interview with Abu Ali Express, the Religious Zionism leader calls to dismantle the Palestinian Authority, pledges an ambitious expansion of Jewish communities, and promises further tax cuts.
Britain has no standing to judge Israel, but absolutely should be paying us reparations. Reparations should begin with a formal acknowledgment that the White Paper violated the Mandate and cost Jewish lives. And there is more. Opinion.
In denial, the French government refuses to read the message: Today's demonstrators in France are marching with Palestinian Arab flags.
More than once I have been asked, “Why is Eretz Yisrael the only thing which interests Religious Zionists? While untrue, it still must be explained.
More importantly, what is the particular mitzva driving the Jewish nation for the last hundred years or so?
Five days before election day, Netanyahu warns the right could lose power and discusses Trump's endorsement, Iran, Gaza, Lebanon, and Judea and Samaria.
And why does Vice President JD Vance continue standing by Carlson? Opinion.
Israel’s progressive politicians would be unable to survive the current election cycle without the financial and organizational assistance of progressive American Jews and organizations that actively support an anti-Jewish, anti-Semitic, and anti-Israel political agenda. Opinion.
After claiming victory in forcing a Jewish event out of Queens, Pal-Awda targets an Israeli real estate fair in Riverdale, drawing condemnation from officials.
A Jewish resident of Crown Heights was stabbed near Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. The victim was hospitalized in stable condition as police investigate a possible antisemitic motive.
Malaysia bans civil servants from using Waze over alleged security risks linked to Israel, while urging the public to switch to locally developed navigation apps.
Britain will strengthen Holocaust education and require schools to address antisemitism as a specific safety risk following a major review of anti-Jewish hatred.
14 families move into the new community of Neot Harim, established between Neve Tzuf and Nahliel. The inauguration takes place 30 days after Netanel Shakron was murdered.
Vice President JD Vance says he will no longer endorse foreign election candidates, citing Orban's defeat and explaining his decision not to back Netanyahu.
Vatican doctors say Pope Leo XIV requires no additional cancer treatment after tests confirmed the disease had not spread, clearing the way for his recovery.
President Trump says the war with Iran will end very soon, praises US strikes on its nuclear program, and keeps the possibility of further military action open.
Despite only three Jews remaining in the city, a court rejects developers' attempts to seize the land and upholds the historic cemetery's protected status.
The New York Times reports that the US and Israel are preparing a short, intensive military campaign against Iran after the midterms, targeting nuclear sites and energy infrastructure.
President Trump says he has no regrets about the war with Iran, crediting it with preventing a nuclear threat as he considers further military action.
NBC News reports that the US is withdrawing troops and reducing embassy staff across the Middle East as Trump considers new military strikes against Iran's nuclear and oil facilities.
AIPAC announces it will stop endorsing candidates and making direct PAC contributions, while maintaining political fundraising efforts through other channels.
Despite gains for the Religious Zionist Party-Zehut alliance, the right-wing bloc is losing ground in the final stretch before the elections.
Shin Bet Director David Zini meets French intelligence chiefs amid nationwide riots that left 150 police officers injured and over 1,200 protesters arrested.
Dozens of Israeli military aircraft reportedly conduct "training exercise" near Iranian border, 800 miles from Israel.
Conservative commentator and Netanyahu confidant Mark Levin calls Ofer Winter a 'saboteur' and 'kamikaze candidate' after he refuses to withdraw from elections.
The French president accused foreign leaders of exploiting the riots in France "for political purposes" - while alluding to Netanyahu and Trump.
An out-of-control Israeli robotic APC prompts airstrikes that mistakenly targeted a Lebanese Army vehicle; no injuries were reported, IDF investigates.
Reevaluating ideas of civilization, barbarism, and Israel’s place in the world, in light of events in France. Opinion.
Review of Yehuda Yemini’s book: It Was Never About Territory: Israel, Islam and What Really Stands in the Way of Peace in the Middle East.
US Treasury sanctions an international law firm, shipping companies, and vessels accused of helping Iran evade sanctions and fund its military programs.
Amcha Yisrael party chairman Ofer Winter announced that he would not withdraw from the Knesset race, rejecting Smotrich's offer of a ministerial position in the Defense Ministry.
Why Netanyahu does not deserve the lion's share of the blame for Oct. 7. Opinion.
As riots spread from France to Italy, Milan Mizrachi chair Rafael Turiel warns in a conversation with Arutz Sheva of rising anti-Israel hostility but says Jewish life continues as usual.
Celebrating Aliyah means recognizing the faith and determination involved in the move, including the quiet perseverance that continues years after arrival while being thankful for what olim contribute to the Jewish state.
We should ask ourselves whether we would be able to make a similar journey, for we find ourselves in almost the same position as our forefather Abraham.
Following the detention of dozens of young Chabad Hasidim at Ben Gurion Airport on suspicion of draft evasion, the Culture Minister issued an unusually harsh condemnation of personal sanctions against Torah students.
Far-left New York congressional candidate says Israeli forces detained him and dozens of activists during an olive harvest near Bethlehem. IDF explains security concerns and coordination requirements.
In a document they published, the hardline haredi leadership reiterated its longstanding opposition to participation in the governing institutions of the State of Israel.
Dozens of haredi protesters gathered outside the police station in Kfar Saba to protest the arrest of a draft dodger. Demonstrations were also held on Highway 4.
As anti-government protests spread to Albania, extremists issue online threats against Jewish institutions, including the country's central synagogue.
Abdisamad Siad, 33, pleads not guilty to assaulting three Orthodox Jewish women in Stamford Hill. One victim was allegedly punched while walking with her infant daughter.
Netanyahu calls for toppling Iran's regime as Katz warns of devastating retaliation, expanded Israeli control in Lebanon, and no withdrawal from Gaza.
Smotrich offered Ofer Winter a ministerial position in the Defense Ministry in exchange for withdrawing from the Knesset race.
Ofer Winter admits he may have erred in backing only Netanyahu, as Smotrich reportedly considers offering him a ministerial post to withdraw.
Netanyahu urges Ofer Winter to withdraw from the Knesset race after bereaved families warn his candidacy could cost the right crucial votes.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets Haredi Public Party chairman Moti Leitner in bid to prevent wasted right-wing votes; Leitner outlines demands.
A mother who traveled to Tel Aviv discovered that she had left her toddler in a car in Yavne. Police officers smashed a window and rescued him.
Two foreign activists arrested during unauthorized olive harvest in Hebron Hills; Israeli authorities order their deportation, ban their reentry.
Likud accused Ben Gvir of spreading lies and helping the left. Otzma Yehudit responded with a sharp attack, claiming that Likud is working to establish a government without Ben Gvir.
Israel switches to winter time on Saturday night, gaining an extra hour of sleep as clocks move back from 2:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit acknowledged unauthorized investigative activity, suspected media leaks were intended to pressure him, and said he was not informed of a potential conflict of interest involving a senior investigator.
Drug shipment weighing 100 kilograms drops from the sky in southern Israel, exposing dangerous new smuggling tactic.
A fundraising campaign is seeking support for 18-month-old Avishag Esther, who is suffering from a tumor. Her parents, Natan and Tamar, are appealing for help as they seek the medical care their daughter needs.
