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Police name man suspected of poisoning baby food

Suspect accused of injecting sedatives into fruit purées intended for babies is a 40-year-old resident of southern Israel; court extends detention until Sunday.

Police name man suspected of poisoning baby food

Uman-bound haredi draft evaders stopped at airport, Taba border

Six haredi men caught trying to leave Israel at Ben Gurion Airport; dozens more headed for Uman stopped over active exit bans.

Uman-bound haredi draft evaders stopped at airport, Taba border

IDF eliminates senior Hamas security commander in Gaza

Talal Badawi advanced attacks against troops, Israeli civilians, while working to rebuild Hamas capabilities in violation of the ceasefire, IDF reveals.

IDF eliminates senior Hamas security commander in Gaza

Two babies fight for lives after home birth, vitamin K refusal

Hadassah doctors save two newborns in critical condition - one suffering brain-threatening complications after a home birth, the other massive bleeding after not receiving vitamin K.

Two babies fight for lives after home birth, vitamin K refusal

Leket Israel Founder and Chairman:

700,000 meals needed for Rosh Hashanah

Leket Israel Founder and Chairman Joseph Gitler discusses rescuing surplus food, supporting Israeli farmers and expanding food assistance ahead of Rosh Hashanah, with a goal of distributing more than 700,000 meals to people in need.

700,000 meals needed for Rosh Hashanah

Deadly Sinai bus crash leaves 16 dead, dozens injured

Bus overturns on Egypt's Dahab-Nuweiba road, killing at least 16 and injuring 26.

Deadly Sinai bus crash leaves 16 dead, dozens injured

Massive security breach:

22 Palestinian antennas found inside Jerusalem’s Old City

Calls to Israel Police from Palestinian SIM cards routed to Palestinian Authority police; experts warn unauthorized network could pose serious security threat.

22 Palestinian antennas found inside Jerusalem’s Old City

Netanyahu's ultimatum to the small parties

The prime minister met with rabbis and leading figures in Religious Zionist communities to demand action from the smaller parties in the demographic.

Netanyahu's ultimatum to the small parties

Hezbollah launches explosive drones at IDF, Israel strikes back

IDF downs one of two explosive drones targeting soldiers before striking Hezbollah terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah launches explosive drones at IDF, Israel strikes back

Likud moves to dismantle Ofer Winter’s new party

'Amcha Yisrael' head Ofer Winter rejects proposal offering him second place on a Smotrich-Feiglin slate and spots for his allies in Likud: ‘Israel demands something new.’

Likud moves to dismantle Ofer Winter’s new party

Does Jewish existence conflict with human survival?

Unlike Dana Nessel, most Jews still consider the existence of the Jewish people, and the Jewish state, to be a Jewish value. They’re proud to be Jews-and they’re equally proud of the role Jews have played in human history. Opinion.

Does Jewish existence conflict with human survival?

Amid rising antisemitism:

South African Jews choose to strengthen their identity

As hostility and anti-Israel sentiment intensify, Cape Town’s Jewish community responds by expanding Jewish life with a new Torah study initiative for seniors.

South African Jews choose to strengthen their identity

Europe has become Islam's playground

Is Europe so shortsighted that it does not realize that Islamic mega-gifts have strings attached? Or does it simply not care? Opinion.

Europe has become Islam's playground

Apple Maps renames Lake Ontario 'Lake America' for US users

Apple Maps has renamed Lake Ontario “Lake America" for US users, following Trump’s order, while Canadians will continue to see the lake’s original name.

Apple Maps renames Lake Ontario 'Lake America' for US users

Bessent:

'US will economically asphyxiate Iran until it agrees to a deal'

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the US will “economically asphyxiate" Iran by targeting IRGC assets until Tehran agrees to a peace deal.

'US will economically asphyxiate Iran until it agrees to a deal'

Sa’ar warns UK:

'If Britain acts against Israel, Israel will act'

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar warns Britain of retaliation if London imposes sanctions over Israeli construction plans in the E1 area.

'If Britain acts against Israel, Israel will act'

Winter to supporters:

'Don’t be swayed by the pressure, we are the right'

At a rally for his new party, Ofer Winter tells activists, “Don’t be swayed by the pressure. We represent the true voice of the Israeli people and will sit with Netanyahu."

'Don’t be swayed by the pressure, we are the right'

First time since June:

UAV infiltrates Israel from Lebanon

Sirens sound in the Galilee panhandle for the first time in months following suspected drone infiltration. The IDF launches interceptors at a suspicious target. No injuries reported.

UAV infiltrates Israel from Lebanon

'Strengthening our friendship'

Netanyahu, Herzog welcome Congo President

Netanyahu and Herzog meet Congo President Tshisekedi as Israel and the DRC agree to strengthen economic, security and diplomatic ties.

Netanyahu, Herzog welcome Congo President

Trump:

'I couldn't care less If Iran signs a worthless agreement'

President Trump rejects reports he is forcing Iran back to talks, saying he prefers the US position: Their economy is totally collapsing.

'I couldn't care less If Iran signs a worthless agreement'

Designed to hit US carriers

Report: Russia secretly helped Iran develop missiles

A Financial Times report says Russia secretly helped Iran develop advanced missiles designed to strike US Navy aircraft carriers in the Middle East.

Report: Russia secretly helped Iran develop missiles

Killer could face death penalty

Judge sends Charlie Kirk murder case to trial

A Utah judge rules Tyler Robinson will stand trial for aggravated murder in Charlie Kirk's 2025 shooting, a charge that could bring the death penalty.

Judge sends Charlie Kirk murder case to trial

IAEA:

Syrian site struck by Israel consistent with a nuclear reactor

The IAEA says a Syrian site bombed by Israel in 2007 held infrastructure consistent with a nuclear reactor and that Assad-era authorities failed to declare nuclear activities.

Syrian site struck by Israel consistent with a nuclear reactor

New European initiative could hurt Israel

A new EU initiative calls for changing foreign policy decision-making, replacing unanimity with qualified-majority voting.

New European initiative could hurt Israel

After US strikes

Iran fires missiles at US bases in Jordan

Iran launches ballistic missiles toward US bases in Jordan after American strikes on Iran.

Iran fires missiles at US bases in Jordan

Watch:

Weekly Tanya video/lecture: The Holy Epistle

The Tanya compacts four millennia of Jewish wisdom to answer the great personal and existential questions of life. It has revolutionized the way we think about G -d the human soul, the world and our place in it.

Weekly Tanya video/lecture: The Holy Epistle

Netanyahu responds:

'There was a failure, not a betrayal'

The Prime Minister responds to criticism of his wife’s comments: “There was a major failure on October 7, but not a betrayal. My wife did not say that either."

'There was a failure, not a betrayal'

Haredi commander heeds rabbi’s call and leaves IDF

A haredi commander serving in a classified technological unit in the IDF resigned following a direct instruction he received from a Shas Council of Torah Sages member.

Haredi commander heeds rabbi’s call and leaves IDF

Sara Netanyahu fires back at Yair Golan

Sara Netanyahu’s attorney sent a warning letter to Yair Golan in response to his demand for an apology. The letter claims that it was Golan who defamed her over the years.

Sara Netanyahu fires back at Yair Golan

Rabbi Aviner responds to question on Ofer Winter's party

Rabbi Shlomo Aviner rejects the idea of voting for Ofer Winter’s party, over Yoseph Haddad’s No. 2 placement.

Rabbi Aviner responds to question on Ofer Winter's party

Dramatic arrest:

Al Jazeera footage of Hamas security chief shot before capture

Al Jazeera publishes footage showing the moments when Hamas’s internal security commander was shot, seconds before his capture.

Al Jazeera footage of Hamas security chief shot before capture

Shin Bet raids terrorist's home

New details from the arrest of a senior Hamas official

In a joint IDF-Shin Bet operation, a terrorist working to reestablish the organization in northern Gaza was arrested and taken to Israel for questioning.

New details from the arrest of a senior Hamas official

Trump

'If Iran retaliates, it will be struck even harder'

US President comments on US strikes in Iran, warns Iran not to further escalate the conflict.

'If Iran retaliates, it will be struck even harder'

Poll:

72.5% of Israelis reject cuts to Jewish studies in state schools

A Tzohar poll finds 72.5% of Israelis prefer to maintain the current level of Jewish, traditional and heritage studies or expand them, compared with just 18.1% who favor reducing them.

72.5% of Israelis reject cuts to Jewish studies in state schools

Political alliance:

Feiglin and Smotrich agree to run together in elections

Religious Zionist Party chairman Bezalel Smotrich and Zehut leader Moshe Feiglin announced they will run together on a joint list, with Feiglin slated to take the second spot.

Feiglin and Smotrich agree to run together in elections

US launches strikes in Iran in Strait of Hormuz area

The US has reportedly begun launching airstrikes in Iran.

US launches strikes in Iran in Strait of Hormuz area

Head of Hamas Internal Security arrested in Gaza

ISA special forces entered a structure in the Gaza City area and apprehended the head of Hamas’ Internal Security in the Gaza Strip.

Head of Hamas Internal Security arrested in Gaza

CNN commentator honored for support of Israel and Jewish people

CNN analyst Scott Jennings, a staunch Israel supporter and honored by the Israel Justice Organization, warns Judeo-Christian tradition is under attack in US, called for its restoration to help put America back on course.

CNN commentator honored for support of Israel and Jewish people

Elections in Brazil on Jewish holiday

Brazil’s elections will fall on Simchat Torah this year, with polls set to close at 5 pm, before the holiday ends. A petition signed by thousands seeks to extend voting until 8 pm near Jewish communities.

Elections in Brazil on Jewish holiday

Merger moves forward

Smotrich and Feiglin to sign agreement tonight

Religious Zionism party chairman Bezalel Smotrich and Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin are expected to sign their merger agreement tonight.

Smotrich and Feiglin to sign agreement tonight

'Be proud of who you are'

Holocaust survivor sends message to Jewish students

Hundreds of thousands of Jewish students to receive personal letter and video message from Nate Leipciger, a 98-year-old Holocaust survivor, as they return to campus for the new academic year

Holocaust survivor sends message to Jewish students

Yair Golan to Sara Netanyahu

'Apologize or face massive lawsuit'

The Democrats chairman sent a pre-litigation warning letter to the prime minister’s wife, demanding that she apologize within 24 hours for remarks she made about him in an interview.

'Apologize or face massive lawsuit'

For third consecutive time: Interest rate cut

The interest rate will now stand at 3.25%, and as a result, the prime rate, on which most loans and mortgages in the economy are based, will fall to 4.75%.

For third consecutive time: Interest rate cut

Anti-Israel protesters disrupt wounded IDF veterans’ campus tour

Despite an aggressive anti-Israel protest at their first US campus event, wounded IDF veterans Eliyahu Green and Ariel Saat vowed to continue sharing their stories of October 7, combat and recovery with students across the US.

Anti-Israel protesters disrupt wounded IDF veterans’ campus tour

Unaddressed violence in Judea and Samaria

They fled into their "sanctuary city", confident that no one would bother to search for them and not one of the local residents would turn them in. Op-ed.

Unaddressed violence in Judea and Samaria

12 prison service personnel charged in death of security prisoner

The State Attorney’s Office has filed an indictment against 12 Israel Prison Service personnel. According to the indictment, they assaulted prisoners at Ketziot Prison, and one of them died from the beating.

12 prison service personnel charged in death of security prisoner

A strange event:

Mysterious contamination disrupts Israel’s desalination plants

Prof. Bar-Zeev, a water desalination expert, leads intensive efforts to identify the source of naturally occurring contamination threatening Israel's desalination plants.

Mysterious contamination disrupts Israel’s desalination plants

IDF strikes Hamas commander in northern Gaza to remove threat

The eliminated terrorist had advanced attacks against IDF troops and Israeli civilians and operated to rehabilitate the capabilities of Hamas.

IDF strikes Hamas commander in northern Gaza to remove threat

Israel Railways demands Better Rail app shut down

Israel Railways accuses the popular open-source app of unauthorized access to its systems and contributing to service disruptions.

Israel Railways demands Better Rail app shut down

Two years later:

Police honor three officers murdered on their way to duty

Judea and Samaria District officers pause at the exact time of the 2024 shooting attack to remember three colleagues murdered on their way to duty.

Police honor three officers murdered on their way to duty

Rio Jewish school sees enrollment surge after parents buy it

The Chai School in Rio de Janeiro has grown from 163 to 210 students in six months after parents took over the struggling institution with support from the Yael Foundation.

Rio Jewish school sees enrollment surge after parents buy it

Baby food poisoning suspect pleads mental disorder

A Jerusalem court extended the detention of a Southern resident suspected of deliberately introducing sedatives into baby food purées after three infants were hospitalized.

Baby food poisoning suspect pleads mental disorder

Givati APC case

Chief Rabbinate Council Member seeks Rabbinate intervention

Rabbi Eliezer Weisz urges the Chief Rabbinate to intervene after Givati soldiers were punished for refusing to ride in an APC with a female paramedic.

Chief Rabbinate Council Member seeks Rabbinate intervention

Israel confirms:

Unusual operation in Gaza, senior Hamas terrorist arrested

Defense Minister Israel Katz confirms a senior Hamas terrorist was captured in Gaza following reports of heavy gunfire and airstrikes in Gaza City.

Unusual operation in Gaza, senior Hamas terrorist arrested

'Mother's love embraces you'

Tali Dee honors murdered mother and sisters at wedding

Tali Dee marries Ariel Rosenfeld in her murdered mother Lucy’s wedding dress, with touching tributes to her sisters Maia and Rina under the chuppah.

Tali Dee honors murdered mother and sisters at wedding

Back to school:

Netanyahu joins first graders for arts and crafts

Prime Minister Netanyahu opens the new school year in Ramle, greeting first graders before joining students for a colorful arts and crafts activity.

Netanyahu joins first graders for arts and crafts