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Summer shock: Heavy rain, thunderstorms and flooding on the way

Police issue safety warnings an unusual August storm is set to bring heavy rain, thunderstorms and flooding to parts of Israel.

Summer shock: Heavy rain, thunderstorms and flooding on the way

California could become first state to list ‘Jewish’ as ethnicity

Groundbreaking bill would add 'Jewish' to ethnicity and race questions on state forms, drawing support from Jewish groups and warnings from opponents.

California could become first state to list ‘Jewish’ as ethnicity

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Ben Gvir dances with revelers at Jerusalem Market

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir visits Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehuda Market, dances with revelers to the song “He Who Believes."

Ben Gvir dances with revelers at Jerusalem Market

German military base threatens Jewish partisan memorial

In a forest where Jews fought the Nazis, a German military base and Lithuanian politics encroach on memory.

German military base threatens Jewish partisan memorial

The hidden real estate gem in Israel

Carasso says it has sold about 150 of 309 apartments at its Carasso Nia project at 128 Bethlehem Road in Jerusalem within roughly a year and a half.

The hidden real estate gem in Israel

Gary Lineker, Mark Ruffalo and the Antisemitism they cannot see

Two global stars, millions of followers and the same question: when Jews identify antisemitism, why does everyone else get to tell us we’re wrong? Opinion.

Gary Lineker, Mark Ruffalo and the Antisemitism they cannot see

Who do you think you are?

The one thing new money cannot buy is old money, so the people at an 1897 gala rented someone else’s past for the evening. It was ancestry as wishful thinking. Which brings me to the opening of Parshat Ki Tavo - the exact opposite.

Who do you think you are?

Melanie Phillips:

Britain’s moral depravity

UK's campaign against the Israeli “settlers" amounts to racist ethnic cleansing and Burnham's threatened boycott would affect all Israeli products. Israel might now suggest politely that since the UK apparently hates the Jewish state so much, it surely won’t want to benefit any further from Israeli intelligence or arms. Opinion. supplies.Opinion.

Britain’s moral depravity

Dvar Haftorah:

Mashiach can come today

The past tells us only how long we have already waited. It cannot tell us how quickly things may change.

Mashiach can come today

Hareidi army service:

Please just listen - or read

For a hundred and one reasons, most haredim will not join a non-hareidi institution and, therefore, they will not join the IDF as it is today. Opinion.

Please just listen - or read

Rabbi YY Jacobson:

Do I have to tell Him?

When G-d wants you to compliment yourself

Do I have to tell Him?

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Trump administration rejects return to June Iran deal

The Trump administration has rejected returning to a preliminary June agreement with Iran as the White House says no negotiations are currently underway.

Trump administration rejects return to June Iran deal

Podcast:

The miracle of Jewish survival and Israel’s rebirth

Jay Shapiro reflects on the Jewish nation’s ability to preserve its identity through exile, persecution, and repeated attempts to sever its connection to the Land of Israel.

The miracle of Jewish survival and Israel’s rebirth

'A lie'

Iran security chief dismisses report of plot against Barron Trump

Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei calls a report of a plot against Barron Trump a lie after Iranian TV aired a video threatening the president’s son.

Iran security chief dismisses report of plot against Barron Trump

CENTCOM chief:

'Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes now free of Iranian mines'

In an operational update, CENTCOM Commander Adm. Brad Cooper says US forces cleared Iranian sea mines from Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes amid an ongoing naval blockade.

'Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes now free of Iranian mines'

Western Wall

Tens of thousands gather for major Selichot service

More than 50,000 people attend Selichot service at the Western Wall, bringing the total number of participants since the start of Elul to over 350,000.

Tens of thousands gather for major Selichot service

Podcast:

It's all a gift: Serving God with joy

"You shall rejoice in all the good that Hashem, your God, has given you..."

It's all a gift: Serving God with joy

'I don’t want to meet, they do'

Trump rejects reports he wants Iran talks

President Trump rejects reports he wants talks with Iran, saying Tehran is “begging to make a deal" as the US focuses on economic pressure.

Trump rejects reports he wants Iran talks

Trump signs order renaming Lake Ontario 'Lake America'

President Trump signs an order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America" in the US as Washington and Ottawa impose retaliatory tariffs in a trade war.

Trump signs order renaming Lake Ontario 'Lake America'

Syrian media: IDF strikes in Damascus countryside

Syrian media reports IDF troops struck near Beit Jinn with two shells. No official confirmation from Israel.

Syrian media: IDF strikes in Damascus countryside

Ofer Winter clarifies:

'We will recommend only Netanyahu'

Amcha Yisrael chairman Ofer Winter clarifies his position ahead of the election: “We are part of the right-wing camp. Its leader is Netanyahu, and he is the only one we will recommend."

'We will recommend only Netanyahu'

Demand: Open Temple Mount on Shabbat

At a conference held Thursday evening, Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi and MK Amit Halevi called for the Temple Mount to be opened to Jews on Saturdays as well.

Demand: Open Temple Mount on Shabbat

Hasidism Scholar Rabbi Dr. Yitzhak Alfasi passes away at 97

Rabbi Dr. Yitzhak Alfasi, one of the most prominent Hasidic scholars of the generation and author of some 90 books and essays on the Hasidic movement and its gedolia, has passed away at the age of 97.

Hasidism Scholar Rabbi Dr. Yitzhak Alfasi passes away at 97

AG seeks to postpone Rabbi Ovadia Yosef memorial events

Due to the proximity of the memorial events to the elections and concern over electioneering using state resources, the Attorney General is seeking to postpone them.

AG seeks to postpone Rabbi Ovadia Yosef memorial events

First fruits and the Torah’s lesson of gratitude

The mitzvah of bringing the first fruits teaches that true gratitude is more than a feeling - it requires memory, recognition, and action.

First fruits and the Torah’s lesson of gratitude

Office of the UK Chief Rabbi:

Parashat Ki Tavo: Life in the world to come

Good people leave behind an outstanding legacy through others, and future generations benefit from the example that has been set.

Parashat Ki Tavo: Life in the world to come

Elections 2026:

Who leads?

Humility, coupled with a dose of reality, can temper the fantasies of even the most quixotic politicians and forge true leaders. It is not too late for some or all of these mushrooming right wing parties to amalgamate and save us from a left wing government. Opinion.

Who leads?

Two killed after aircraft hits cables and erupts in flames

A scenic flight over northern Italy turned deadly when a two-seat aircraft struck cable lines above a dam and burst into flames, killing both people on board.

Two killed after aircraft hits cables and erupts in flames

Filastin, Syria, and the Turkish Shadow

A century of regional confrontation-and the old Ottoman Map that refuses to die.

Filastin, Syria, and the Turkish Shadow

Outgoing Mossad Chief's strong message to Iran

Outgoing Mossad chief Dedi Barnea calls for escalating economic, diplomatic, and operational measures against Iran: “This regime will fall."

Outgoing Mossad Chief's strong message to Iran

Netanyahu calls on Ben Gvir and Smotrich to unite

Netanyahu calls on the leaders of Otzma Yehudit and Religious Zionism to overcome the bad blood between them and unite ahead of the elections.

Netanyahu calls on Ben Gvir and Smotrich to unite

Two elderly residents found unconscious in Jerusalem apartment

A man and woman in their 70s were hospitalized in serious condition after being found unconscious in their Pisgat Ze’ev apartment.

Two elderly residents found unconscious in Jerusalem apartment

Israeli team races to Nepal to find missing Israelis

An Israeli rescue team is heading into a disaster zone where hundreds remain missing after devastating floods and landslides swept through Nepal.

Israeli team races to Nepal to find missing Israelis

‘Butcher of Srebrenica’ dies

Commander of the Bosnian Serb Army, who was convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity, dies at age 83 while serving a life sentence in The Hague.

‘Butcher of Srebrenica’ dies

Terrorist who held 3 hostages captive eliminated

The IDF struck and eliminated Ismail Mohammed Ibrahim Barim, a commander in Hamas’ military wing, who held hostages Edan Alexander, Matan Zangauker, and Avera Mengistu

Terrorist who held 3 hostages captive eliminated

Katz threatens

'Ultimatum has ended, every launch will be met with force'

Defense Minister announces that the ultimatum has expired and makes clear: Every launch of balloons or kites from Gaza will be considered an act of terrorism and met with force.

'Ultimatum has ended, every launch will be met with force'

Medical History:

Israeli surgeons replace teenager’s pelvis in 19-hour operation

Doctors in Israel have pulled off a groundbreaking medical feat, removing half of a 15-year-old cancer patient’s pelvis and replacing it with a custom 3D-printed implant designed to restore his mobility.

Israeli surgeons replace teenager’s pelvis in 19-hour operation

Smotrich reveals

'A million weapons in Arab sector, we will act to collect them'

Finance Minister presents journalists with a series of demands and measures planned by his party, including appointing Simcha Rothman as Justice Minister.

'A million weapons in Arab sector, we will act to collect them'

Russia threatens Britain as new drone bases put Europe in range

Moscow warns it could strike British military facilities as new intelligence reveals a growing network of Russian drone launch sites capable of reaching deep into Europe.

Russia threatens Britain as new drone bases put Europe in range

The threat to Yair Netanyahu: What really happened?

Israeli security officials clarify why Yair Netanyahu's security was increased.

The threat to Yair Netanyahu: What really happened?

Wisdom and desire

Which rules your life?

Wisdom and desire

Eida Haharedit calls haredim to the streets over IDF draft

Hardline haredi rabbinical leadership calls for mass protests in Jerusalem Sunday, vowing to intensify campaign against haredi enlistment in IDF.

Eida Haharedit calls haredim to the streets over IDF draft

Nepal flood disaster: 353 killed, 1,300 missing

A glacier collapse created a massive torrent of water, mud, and rocks. At least 353 people have been killed and more than 1,300 remain missing in Nepal and Tibet

Nepal flood disaster: 353 killed, 1,300 missing

The Trump Peace Council:

Déjà Vu - Creating the UN all over again

It begins with one sentence: “Israel and Hamas violated the agreement." How dare they? Opinion.

Déjà Vu  - Creating the UN all over again

Netanyahu brings Hadar Muchtar into Likud campaign

After rejecting request to run in primaries, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appoints Hadar Muchtar to lead Likud's youth campaign.

Netanyahu brings Hadar Muchtar into Likud campaign

From North America to Israel: August sets new Aliyah record

More than 1,100 North Americans make Aliyah in a record-breaking August, as Nefesh B’Nefesh projects over 4,000 new Olim from the region in 2026.

From North America to Israel: August sets new Aliyah record

Ceasefire violation:

Hezbollah launches explosive drones at IDF troops

IDF downs drone after Hezbollah targets soldiers in southern Lebanon security zone; no injuries reported.

Hezbollah launches explosive drones at IDF troops

Thousands flock to Joseph’s Tomb ahead of Rosh Hashanah

Ahead of the Jewish New Year, thousands of worshippers enter Joseph’s Tomb in Shechem under IDF protection for special prayers.

Thousands flock to Joseph’s Tomb ahead of Rosh Hashanah

‘Pet Arab?’

Winter fires back at journalist over Yoseph Haddad

Ofer Winter says ‘shame on you’ after Raviv Drucker calls Yoseph Haddad a ‘pet Arab,’ while Haddad fires back at the journalist as a ‘petty racist.’

Winter fires back at journalist over Yoseph Haddad

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Trump could hit UK with tariffs over Judea and Samaria sanctions

Labour MPs warn that planned UK sanctions and trade restrictions targeting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria could provoke retaliation from Trump.

Trump could hit UK with tariffs over Judea and Samaria sanctions

Court ruling could leave homeowners with massive renovation bills

Potentially precedent-setting ruling could affect hundreds of buildings, giving municipalities broad power to demand costly renovations at owners’ expense.

Court ruling could leave homeowners with massive renovation bills

IDF chief raises alert, orders Judea and Samaria reinforcements

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir orders heightened readiness ahead of holidays, warns IDF faces threats from Iran to Gaza.

IDF chief raises alert, orders Judea and Samaria reinforcements

Manual for draft evaders?

Controversial IDF video quickly deleted

IDF removes an AI-generated video explaining how haredi draft evaders can resolve their status and travel abroad, admitting it violated spokesperson guidelines.

Controversial IDF video quickly deleted

Smoke detected at Jerusalem train station, passengers evacuated

Firefighters search for source of smoke at Jerusalem's Yitzhak Navon station after passengers evacuated.

Smoke detected at Jerusalem train station, passengers evacuated

Shas shuts door on Eisenkot: 'There are bad people around him'

MK Yinon Azoulay pledges Shas will remain with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing bloc, rules out joining forces with Yashar! chairman Gadi Eisenkot.

Shas shuts door on Eisenkot: 'There are bad people around him'

Thanking G-d

We must not ignore the goodness, kindnesses, miracles, and wonders that the Lord, Blessed be He, performs for us day after day.

Thanking G-d




























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