Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of elections
US President Donald Trump announces support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling him a 'great warrior' and 'even greater partner for peace.'
US President Donald Trump announces support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling him a 'great warrior' and 'even greater partner for peace.'


Netanyahu rejects claims he was part of the pre-October 7th 'conception,' defends his 'total victory' pledge, and vows to establish a balanced commission of inquiry if reelected.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlines ten principles for Israel's security, emphasizing preemptive strikes, military independence, defeating enemies, and strengthening the nation's Jewish identity.

Nine days before Israel’s elections, Trump gives Netanyahu his “Complete and Total Endorsement" in an unprecedented intervention, Axios’ Barak Ravid reports.
Lufthansa Group confirms a bomb threat forced an Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna to divert. The aircraft landed safely and is undergoing security checks.

Macron vows to prosecute rioters as more than 2,000 are arrested and over 600 security personnel injured in unrest across France.

Former minister Michael Malkieli warns haredi voters who stay home or support parties unlikely to enter Knesset could help bring left to power, threaten Israel's Jewish identity.

Iran’s new defense minister claims he has been on a hit list for 35 years. After his predecessor was killed, he threatened Israel and the US and revealed how Iran fortifies its military facilities.

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.

Likud activist Shlomi Vaknin holds up pacifier during live interview, mocking Yashar! leader Gadi Eisenkot's reaction to being called a 'monkey' by media personality Yinon Magal.

Prestigious award presented on Yom Ha'aliyah recognizes English-speaking immigrants whose contributions have made a lasting impact on the State of Israel

Negev and Galilee Minister Yitzhak Waserlauf is verbally harassed by left-wing activist while visiting Tel Aviv clinic with newborn son.

Former Sephardic Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef says supporting Otzma Yehudit prohibited under Jewish law because of leader Itamar Ben Gvir's visits to the Temple Mount, encouragement of others to do the same.

Ofir Deli, 43, was killed in a motorcycle accident in Thailand’s Krabi province while on a recovery trip following his battle with cancer. A former Maglan fighter and Bnei David graduate, he leaves behind a wife and six children.

Each of us must find our own “Noah’s ark" that will provide us with stability and protection in a turbulent world:

In Belfast, Obama repeated a dishonest, mendacious, and vile charge while concealing the evidence needed to judge it - because that evidence would refute it. Opinion.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir orders troops to remain on duty during Israel's October 27 elections amid fears of a regional escalation involving Iran or its proxies.

Rabbi Chaim Yerucham Smotrich explains why he wears a suit when going to vote and warns that a minority government would undermine the Jewish majority.

Eyal Berkovic recalls tensions with Muslim teammates at Manchester City: '12 Muslims against Eyal,' also describing his suspicions about the team’s chef, 'I was scared they would poison me.'

Aliyah is a tikun for The Sin of the Spies.

Amid concerns over haredi voter apathy ahead of the elections, leading Torah sages convened in Bnei Brak, urging voter turnout, political unity, and opposition to yeshiva students’ conscription.

Meir Bertler of Shomer Yosh calls poisoning incidents in Judea and Samaria 'a new form of terrorism,' saying poison is being spread in grazing areas and water sources.

Join leading rabbis and Rosh Yeshivas for the first-ever English-language Yarchei Kallah Torah Learning Day on November 26 at Merkaz HaRav Yeshiva in Jerusalem, under the auspices of OU Israel, Merkaz HaRav and the Echad L’Echad Foundation. Enjoy inspiring lectures, Torah study, a keynote panel and catered lunch.

An inspection of a suspicious vehicle in Dura uncovered a Hamas flag and stolen Israeli license plates, leading to a search of a nearby garage where handguns and an improvised firearm were discovered.

Kaplan Medical Center's cardiology chief faces allegations of collecting blood samples without patient consent, weeks after a residency training scandal emerged.

There are wise and discerning haredim are willing to say out loud: "We want to join our brothers and sisters in defending and contributing to our state! Give us ways to do so that respect our principles, and we will be there, with you and for you." Opinion.

Director General of the Ministry of Religious Services demands an investigation into Haaretz journalist Yael Friedson on suspicion of incitement to violence.

What Yemen should teach the West about Israel’s enemies. Opinion.

After days of speculation, the Gerrer Rebbe has instructed his followers to vote for United Torah Judaism. However, the limited wording of his directive and the absence of instructions to campaign have sparked controversy in the political arena.

Security coordinators protested outside IDF headquarters in Tel Aviv, demanding intervention over the alleged harsh detention of a colleague from Samaria.

A mathematics teacher at a public school in Brooklyn, New York, posted a caricature of the Argentine soccer star resembling Nazi propaganda.

Rioters wreak havoc in 19th Arrondissement synagogue, throwing holy books and religious items on the floor, as violent riots rock the country.

Arutz Sheva's Election Barometer finds 65% of coalition voters expect Netanyahu to remain PM, while 48% of opposition voters predict a change.

The Prime Minister presented a plan Sunday morning to enlist 23,000 haredi men over three and a half years and issued a stern warning to those who categorically oppose military service.

As Israel approaches another election, Noah’s example offers a timeless lesson about righteousness, integrity, and standing firm against corruption, falsehoods, and the pressure to conform.

New JPPI survey finds the political right dominating Jewish Israelis' self-identification, while security tops voter priorities and 79% view elections as critical.

Dozens of protesters from the Jerusalem Faction blocked the Gan Yavne Interchange in protest against the arrests of military draft evaders, hours before a planned demonstration on Highway 4.

After finding that the driver of the suspicious Renault was unauthorized to enter Israeli territory, IDF and Border Police forces opened the trunk and found three more illegal entrants.

MK Yitzhak Kroizer will appear for questioning following a confrontation with police in Mitzpe Yericho.

A British mother says counterterrorism officers questioned her about her support for Israel and a trip to the country after an anonymous extremism referral.

The IDF is allowing Lebanese and Syrian workers to enter agricultural areas within the security zone in southern Lebanon to harvest olives, in coordination with and under the supervision of Israeli troops.

Two young men were arrested on suspicion of calling airports in Spain, warning of explosive devices, and attempting to extort money.

Almost no one foresaw that hatred of the Jew as a person would be transferred, as condemnation, to the Jewish State. Opinion.

The world calls them extremists. But who are Israel’s Hilltop Youth, really? Opinion.

Violent riots sweep across France as historic buildings burn, businesses are looted, 150 police officers are injured, and 1,200 people are arrested.

Amcha Yisrael candidate Yoseph Haddad claims Likud tried to recruit him until the last minute.

Israeli officials say Saudi Arabia shows little interest in normalization despite Trump's claims that the Abraham Accords are back on the table following Israeli assistance.

An explosion at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta leaves an unknown number dead and injured, as high winds fuel a major fire near the military facility.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman outlines a plan to pass legislation barring indicted candidates from taking office.

In interview with Mark Levin, Netanyahu discusses Trump's approach to Iran, warns of Tehran's nuclear ambitions, defends Israel's actions in Gaza and looks ahead to Israel's election.

Child and adult killed and several others injured when a vehicle drives onto a soccer field in Wichita, Kansas. Police say the driver is in custody.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls on Israel to curb violence in Judea and Samaria after Washington Post journalist Heidi Levine was injured.

Channel 14 host Yinon Magal clarifies controversy after calling Gadi Eisenkot a "monkey," citing criminal underworld slang.

Jews outside Israel vs. Jews in Israel on praying for rain.

Shots ring out near a packed political gathering in Lod as Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich warns that illegal weapons in Arab communities pose a growing threat to Israel's security.

Binyamin Netanyahu and parties affiliated with him are the reliable leaders. The alternatives are like swimmers who sincerely and absurdly believe they can negotiate with sharks. Op-ed.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee condemns attack on Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine, calling it an 'act of terror,' demanding arrest, prosecution of those responsible.

President Isaac Herzog calls Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine following assault in Binyamin Region, condemning violence and demanding authorities bring those responsible to justice.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns of 'very harsh response' if Iran attempts attack before elections, vows to crack down on 'affliction' of Jewish violence in Judea and Samaria.

As Israel's election approaches, opposition figures are reportedly working behind the scenes to prevent Trump from endorsing Netanyahu and influencing the battle to form the next government.
