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After just one week

Trump fires White House press secretary Katie Zacharia

President Trump removes Katie Zacharia as White House press secretary after a troubled debut, questions about her legal credentials and just one week on the job.

Trump fires White House press secretary Katie Zacharia

During olive harvest:

Israelis injured as Palestinian Arabs set fire to Jewish farm

Several Israelis lightly injured as Palestinian Arab rioters throw rocks, launch fireworks, and torch farmland in Binyamin; regional council accuses Palestinian Authority of direct involvement.

Israelis injured as Palestinian Arabs set fire to Jewish farm

Liberman blasts Eisenkot:

'Benny Gantz 2, seeking to form government with Netanyahu'

Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman accuses Gadi Eisenkot of seeking a coalition with Netanyahu, Deri, and Goldknopf: "Gadi Eisenkot is Benny Gantz 2."

'Benny Gantz 2, seeking to form government with Netanyahu'

'We've finished you off!': Edelstein harassed mid-flight

MK Yuli Edelstein faces a heated confrontation aboard flight as left-wing activist hurls insults and accusations at him, while another activist calls for politicians to be pursued everywhere.

'We've finished you off!': Edelstein harassed mid-flight

“Mommy, does dying hurt?"

7-year-old beat cancer once. Now it's back and he needs us again

Chaim Rubin's medulloblastoma returned this Av. His family must get him to the U.S. for advanced treatment, and their savings are already gone.

7-year-old beat cancer once. Now it's back and he needs us again

IDF: To remove the threat

IDF eliminates Nukhba commander who infiltrated Re’im on 10/7

The terrorist infiltrated the Re’im Base during the October 7 massacre and recently advanced attacks against IDF troops and Israeli civilians, in violation of the ceasefire.

IDF eliminates Nukhba commander who infiltrated Re’im on 10/7

Fake news exposed:

Binyamin Council challenges claims of violence against journalist

Footage from Abu Falah appears to show Israeli youths helping photographer Heidi Levine to her feet, despite claims that hilltop youth kicked her 50 times and broke her legs.

Binyamin Council challenges claims of violence against journalist

Washington Post photographer injured in attack in Samaria

Clash in Abu Falah during olive harvest leaves Washington Post photographer injured, report says.

Washington Post photographer injured in attack in Samaria

Hero bus driver sacrificed his life to save 20 soldiers

Avshalom Revivo, 61, swerved his bus to protect 20 soldiers in a decision his employer believes saved their lives - but paid for it with his own life.

Hero bus driver sacrificed his life to save 20 soldiers

Parashat Noach:

Why did Noah need such a big ark?

Noach had a duty not only to prepare for his own survival, but to give others the chance to save themselves. But there would never be enough room for that.

Why did Noah need such a big ark?

The Great Educator

At the present time, we must learn from Noach's failure and from the successes of Avraham our forefather how to benefit one's generation.

The Great Educator

Parashat Noach:

Respect for life

What sealed humanity’s fate of destruction was that “the earth was corrupted before G-d, and the earth was filled with hamas,"

Respect for life

Shabbat Shalom: To those who give us reason to sing

In this difficult week, you gave Jews somewhere to put down the weight for a few hours. You reminded us how good it feels to belong to this extraordinary people.

Shabbat Shalom: To those who give us reason to sing

Praying for Rain in Eretz Yisrael

It does not seem logical that Jews living in lands whose rainy seasons differ from that of Eretz Yisrael should ask for rain according to the calendar of Eretz Yisrael!

Praying for Rain in Eretz Yisrael

Northern Israel:

Manhunt for masked suspect in IDF uniform near Kafr Qara

Police, Border Police, and Shin Bet launch extensive searches for masked individual wearing IDF uniform who may be armed.

Manhunt for masked suspect in IDF uniform near Kafr Qara

700 activists establish new Gaza settlement outpost

More than 700 people, including families, rabbis, and lawmakers, establish new settlement outpost near the Gaza border, calling on government to relocate it inside Gaza buffer zone.

700 activists establish new Gaza settlement outpost

Yair Golan calls to 'remove religion from public spaces'

Democrats chairman Yair Golan faces backlash after calling for religion's removal from public spaces; Shas leader Aryeh Deri hits back.

Yair Golan calls to 'remove religion from public spaces'

The Hero for the Simple People:

Thank goodness, Noach was no saint

Why do the Sages feel compelled to denigrate Noach?

Thank goodness, Noach was no saint

Parshat Noach

The teivah: Not in Turkey after all?

While the Torah places Noach's Ark on the mountains of Ararat, a closer look at the Rambam and Midrash suggests the ark may have ultimately come to rest near the future site of the Holy Temple.

The teivah: Not in Turkey after all?

The true loyalties of the Jews of Privilege

Anti-Zionist Jews will do anything to try to preserve their position in society but they are playing a losing game with the non-Jewish world. And their abysmal response to October 7 showed their fellow Jews all their cards. Opinion.

The true loyalties of the Jews of Privilege

IDF takes out October 7 Hamas commander

In separate strikes, IDF eliminates Islamic Jihad terrorist, Hamas weapons production commander who infiltrated Israel on October 7.

IDF takes out October 7 Hamas commander

Not rocket science: New car hits the road - and the air

Elon Musk unveils Tesla's new Roadster with rocket-like thrusters, showcasing aerial stunts and acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in under a second. Production is targeted for 2028.

Not rocket science: New car hits the road - and the air

To our leaders -- please get out of the mud

Our leaders should stop mud-slinging and come together like Thomas Jefferson and James Madison and Benjamin Franklin, who did not agree on everything either, to prepare Eretz Israel for the future. Opinion.

To our leaders -- please get out of the mud

Poll: Likud plunges to 18 seats, Arab parties reach record high

New Maariv poll shows Likud losing two seats as Arab parties climb to combined 14, political blocs tie at 51 seats each.

Poll: Likud plunges to 18 seats, Arab parties reach record high

Brazil election poll:

Pro-Israel Bolsonaro leads Lula by two points ahead of runoff

Flavio Bolsonaro leads Brazilian President Lula 47% to 45% in a new Datafolha poll ahead of the October 25 runoff, narrowing his previous four-point advantage.

Pro-Israel Bolsonaro leads Lula by two points ahead of runoff

Two years later

IDF reveals Sinwar's orders before October 7

Marking two years since Yahya Sinwar's elimination, the IDF releases a handwritten document in which the Hamas leader ordered terrorists to document atrocities on October 7.

IDF reveals Sinwar's orders before October 7

Called Netanyahu a 'Qatari agent': PM to sue former close aide

After Yoav Horowitz accused Netanyahu of being a "Qatari agent," the Likud announces that the Prime Minister would file a 500,000-shekel defamation lawsuit.

Called Netanyahu a 'Qatari agent': PM to sue former close aide

Indonesia's Islamic council:

Cancel Bocelli concerts over Israel ties

Indonesia's leading Islamic council calls for the cancellation of two Andrea Bocelli concerts, citing the Italian tenor's support for Israel and its military.

Cancel Bocelli concerts over Israel ties

Iranian plot

German court jails two over plot to assassinate Jewish leaders

German court sentences two men for plotting attacks on prominent pro-Israel figures on behalf of Iran's Quds Force and conducting surveillance of Jewish targets.

German court jails two over plot to assassinate Jewish leaders

Backs Palestinian state

China presses Israel to halt Jewish communities

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges Israel to reverse Jewish community construction in Judea and Samaria and reaffirms Beijing's support for a Palestinian state.

China presses Israel to halt Jewish communities

CENTCOM denies Iran claims on Hormuz, ship sinking, US deaths

US Central Command disputes Iranian claims of control over the Strait of Hormuz, the sinking of a Singapore-flagged ship and hundreds of American military deaths.

CENTCOM denies Iran claims on Hormuz, ship sinking, US deaths

Oregon:

Young children and a teacher killed in elementary school shooting

Three children - aged 5, 8, and 11 - and a teacher murdered in a shooting at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon. Shooter, a 16-year-old, shot and killed.

Young children and a teacher killed in elementary school shooting

Zelekha unveils economic plan

Military service for all and Finance Ministry

Prof. Yaron Zelekha unveils his party's economic platform, declaring he will join only a Zionist government that supports universal military service and appoints him finance minister.

Military service for all and Finance Ministry

No plans for ground troops

Trump rules out nuclear strike on Iran

President Trump says he will not use nuclear weapons against Iran and has no plans to deploy ground troops, amid reports of a possible MOAB strike.

Trump rules out nuclear strike on Iran

Rubio to Lebanon's President:

'Confiscated explosives must not be returned to Hezbollah'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio urges Lebanon to hold those behind a Hezbollah explosives shipment accountable and warns against returning the seized weapons to the group.

'Confiscated explosives must not be returned to Hezbollah'

For $6.3 billion

Israeli-founded firm Varonis to be acquired by Proofpoint

Proofpoint agrees to acquire Israeli-founded cybersecurity company Varonis for $6.3 billion in cash, combining their data protection and AI security capabilities.

Israeli-founded firm Varonis to be acquired by Proofpoint

Essentials of Judaism:

Undesirable desire

Although desire is a mere emotion, the Aseret HaDibrot prohibit it when it is misdirected.

Undesirable desire

Rubio’s flawed masterpiece

Judaism, not ancient Greece, is foundational to the moral greatness of the West. Opinion.

Rubio’s flawed masterpiece

The fate of the flood generation was sealed when they began theft

‘Once they engaged in robbery - which inevitably leads to disharmony and the separation of hearts - they were called to account also for the severe transgressions they had committed till then.’

The fate of the flood generation was sealed when they began theft

Incoming UTJ MK compares students' situation to Holocaust era

Elyakim Shtark compares yeshiva students' fears of arrest at airports to restrictions on crossing borders during the Holocaust.

Incoming UTJ MK compares students' situation to Holocaust era

Show of strength in Jerusalem

5,000 attend Religious Zionist Party rally

More than 5,000 activists and leading religious Zionist rabbis attend rally in Jerusalem. Smotrich warns voters against taking risks in the upcoming elections.

5,000 attend Religious Zionist Party rally

Ramming in Binyamin

Palestinian driver hits Israeli attempting to block road

Israeli lightly injured after being struck by a Palestinian Arab vehicle in Binyamin. An initial IDF investigation finds that youths had attempted to block traffic on the road.

Palestinian driver hits Israeli attempting to block road

Israel on high alert:

Fears of pre-election escalation

Israel is monitoring Iranian missile tests and regional threats amid fears that a miscalculation could trigger a wider conflict ahead of elections in Israel and the US.

Fears of pre-election escalation

'You have until 10:00':

Inside Netanyahu's dramatic phone call with Syria's President

New details reveal Netanyahu's reported ultimatum to Syria's President during the Druze massacre, rejecting a 48-hour delay and threatening further strikes.

Inside Netanyahu's dramatic phone call with Syria's President

Draft evaders barred from civil service jobs

Following the attorney general’s directives, the Civil Service Commission is reinstating enforcement of the ban on hiring draft-eligible individuals who have not regularized their status.

Draft evaders barred from civil service jobs

Drama at wedding:

Groom’s father collapses, resuscitated and regains consciousness

A man in his 60s collapsed at his son’s wedding. Guests performed CPR and delivered three defibrillator shocks before MDA paramedics restored his pulse and he regained consciousness.

Groom’s father collapses, resuscitated and regains consciousness

Ambassador Danny Danon:

'Do not attempt to exploit Israel’s election period'

Israel’s Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, issues a direct warning to Hezbollah and Iran: 'Anyone who dares to attack us will face a devastating response.'

'Do not attempt to exploit Israel’s election period'

Trump cancels livestream of Fort Hood terrorist's execution

President Donald Trump announces that Nidal Hasan's execution will proceed by firing squad, but will not be broadcast to the public. Victims' immediate families will be permitted to attend.

Trump cancels livestream of Fort Hood terrorist's execution

Horror in a suitcase

Customs officers were stunned to find 37 live venomous snakes and 55 lizards hidden in a Mexican passenger’s suitcase, concealed in shampoo bottles, socks and clothing.

Horror in a suitcase

More than 25 years later:

Second 9/11 victim identified through new DNA technology

New York City officials have identified another victim of the September 11 terrorist attacks using advanced genetic genealogy, bringing the total number of identified victims to 1,655.

Second 9/11 victim identified through new DNA technology

IDF and ISA:

Two Gaza terrorists involved in weapons smuggling eliminated

IDF and ISA eliminated two terrorists who facilitated the smuggling of weapons and military equipment into Gaza.

Two Gaza terrorists involved in weapons smuggling eliminated

McDonalds:

B'Tsalmo urges Wiz founder to open branches in Judea and Samaria

B'Tsalmo calls on Assaf Rappaport, who is in advanced talks to acquire the McDonald's Israel franchise, to end the chain's longstanding absence from Judea and Samaria.

B'Tsalmo urges Wiz founder to open branches in Judea and Samaria

Letter by Sinwar's son:

'I want to hold a Kalashnikov and shoot Jews'

Two years after Yahya Sinwar's elimination, the IDF reveals a letter from his 10-year-old son expressing longing for his father and a desire to shoot Jews.

'I want to hold a Kalashnikov and shoot Jews'

Ayelet Shaked:

'I enjoyed observing Shabbat'

Former minister Ayelet Shaked shared a nostalgic post recalling how she used to spend Shabbat weekends before the elections visiting various synagogues. 'Those were better days,' she wrote.

'I enjoyed observing Shabbat'

Bound for Attacks on IDF

Hezbollah admits ownership of Lebanese-seized explosives

Hezbollah admits explosives seized in Lebanon belonged to the group, claiming they were intended for attacks on Israeli forces and demanding their return.

Hezbollah admits ownership of Lebanese-seized explosives

Houthi missile attack on Yemeni government headquarters kills two

Five explosions reported at the presidential palace in Aden. Prime Minister and cabinet ministers unharmed, while two guards were killed and six others injured.

Houthi missile attack on Yemeni government headquarters kills two