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The inconvenient witness

The Jewi is the mirror of humanity's soul. Op-ed.

The inconvenient witness

New study overturns 100 years of evolutionary dogma

Groundbreaking study suggests that mutations driving evolution are informed by the genome, not random.

New study overturns 100 years of evolutionary dogma

The Pro-Gaza propaganda film or a real film?

Guess which film won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival?

The audience response in Venice reminded me of the mindless crowds cheering Hitler in the streets of Vienna and of how films by his propagandist filmmaker also won prizes at the Venice festival. Opinion.

Guess which film won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival?

Lebanon’s Christian bloc demands Hezbollah disarm

Lebanese Christian leader Samir Geagea urges Hezbollah to disarm, warning of civil war and accusing the group of serving Iran.

Lebanon’s Christian bloc demands Hezbollah disarm

UK police: 890 arrested in protest backing Palestine Action

London police issue updated tally, say 890 people were arrested during a protest supporting banned group Palestine Action.

UK police: 890 arrested in protest backing Palestine Action

Iran’s FM:

'Ready to resume nuclear talks - if US shows respect'

Iran says it’s close to a new IAEA deal, but demands respect and sovereignty before resuming nuclear cooperation.

'Ready to resume nuclear talks - if US shows respect'

Danish FM:

'No Palestinian state without disarmament, democracy'

Danish FM Rasmussen says Copenhagen won’t recognize a Palestinian state without key preconditions.

'No Palestinian state without disarmament, democracy'

Watch:

Michael Oren on whether breakthrough in hostage talks is possible

Former MK and Ambassador Michael Oren weighs in on the Gaza war, IDF’s endurance, and the chances of a deal to bring Israel’s hostages home.

Michael Oren on whether breakthrough in hostage talks is possible

Tens of thousands march in Brussels against Israel

Over 70,000 march in Brussels to support Palestinian Arabs, calling for sanctions against Israel.

Tens of thousands march in Brussels against Israel

Greta Thunberg’s Gaza flotilla docks in Tunisia

Greta Thunberg’s flotilla carrying aid to Gaza docks in Tunisia to mass support. The group plans to resume its journey in days.

Greta Thunberg’s Gaza flotilla docks in Tunisia

Trump:

'I think we’ll have a Gaza deal very soon'

President Trump says a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal may be close, expresses hope that all hostages - living and dead - will be returned.

'I think we’ll have a Gaza deal very soon'

Anti-Israel protester causes crash at Vuelta

Pro-Palestinian protester causes a crash during Vuelta a España’s Stage 15, as tensions over Gaza spill into the race.

Anti-Israel protester causes crash at Vuelta

Scottish Jews warn:

'Anti-Israel policy fuels antisemitism, endangers lives'

Jewish activists in Scotland warn First Minister Swinney that his anti-Israel rhetoric and boycott policy are fueling antisemitism. Nearly 3,000 sign a letter urging him to retract and protect Jewish safety.

'Anti-Israel policy fuels antisemitism, endangers lives'

Giulio Meotti:

Here we are:Jewish writer banned from Europe's literary festivals

There is not much freedom of speech in Gaza, but Europe is not doing much better. Opinion.

Here we are:Jewish writer banned from Europe's literary festivals

The dream is over:

Israel falls 84-79 to Greece in EuroBasket

Israel’s national team fights throughout the game but falls 84-79 to a strong Greek team, ending its journey in the European Championship.

Israel falls 84-79 to Greece in EuroBasket

The flotilla delusion:

A Turkish gambit, not a humanitarian mission

The flotilla to Gaza is designed to create a media spectacle, not to deliver aid. Opinion.

A Turkish gambit, not a humanitarian mission

In response to Trump

Hamas stipulates terms for ceasefire

Hamas responds positively to Trump’s ceasefire proposal, welcoming talks but imposing conditions of Gaza withdrawal, prisoner release, and a commitment to uphold agreements.

Hamas stipulates terms for ceasefire

Panic on Italian island:

Strange cylinder with Hebrew inscriptions spooks locals

Discovery of a Hebrew-marked cylinder off Lampedusa fuels alarm in Italy, with speculation over satellites, military debris, and growing political outcry.

Strange cylinder with Hebrew inscriptions spooks locals

Bennett wants joint run, Liberman and Eisenkot are in no rush

Naftali Bennett invites Gadi Eisenkot and Avidor Liberman to merge into a large party to offer an alternative to Netanyahu’s leadership. The two said they would consider the idea closer to elections.

Bennett wants joint run, Liberman and Eisenkot are in no rush

'This is my last warning'

President Trump's proposal for a comprehensive deal with Hamas

The proposal would see all 48 hostages released on the first day, along with terrorists and Palestinian Arab detainees.

President Trump's proposal for a comprehensive deal with Hamas

During siren in Odessa:

German MP flees to shelter with orphans

German lawmaker Kathrin Göring-Eckardt sheltered with children at Odessa’s Jewish orphanage during a siren, praising their resilience and urging international efforts for peace in Ukraine.

German MP flees to shelter with orphans

Watch:

Full lunar eclipse over Israel

Israeli Astronomical Association broadcast the full lunar eclipse live.

Full lunar eclipse over Israel

Signs of stress? Hamas continues to ask for ceasefire

A senior Hamas official says that the organization agrees to the mediators' proposal and is ready to examine any new proposal that will lead to a ceasefire and relief for Gaza residents.

Signs of stress? Hamas continues to ask for ceasefire

Hamas:

'We have executed collaborators with Israel'

A Hamas source reports that six 'agents' who confessed to providing information to Israel were executed in Gaza.

'We have executed collaborators with Israel'

Initial inquiry:

UAV that hit Ramon Airport was not classified as hostile

Initial inquiry found that the UAV that struck Ramon Airport was detected by the IAF systems but was not classified as a hostile UAV; accordingly, the interception and alert systems were not activated.

UAV that hit Ramon Airport was not classified as hostile

Irregular move:

Retired police chief to head COGAT

Defense Minister and Chief of Staff decided to appoint Halevy, whose son fell in the Swords of Iron War, to head of COGAT after he served in a variety of senior positions in the police force.

Retired police chief to head COGAT

IDF strikes high-rise building used by Hamas in Gaza City

IDF Arabic Language Spokesman Avichay Adraee warned residents of the Al-Ruya building in Gaza City to evacuate due to the presence of Hamas terrorist infrastructure inside or near it.

IDF strikes high-rise building used by Hamas in Gaza City

Watch:

IDF destroys tunnel route in Zeitoun

The Nahal Brigade, under the command of the 99th Division, located a Hamas operations room in a terror tunnel that spanned hundreds of meters.

IDF destroys tunnel route in Zeitoun

Amb.(ret.) David Friedman

Debunking the genocide myth

It doesn't take a scholar to understand that Israel isn't trying to eliminate the Palestinian Arabs. Opinion.

Debunking the genocide myth

"A sense of community"

New residence opened for lone national service volunteers

Nefesh B’Nefesh opened a modern Lone Bnot Sherut residence in Jerusalem, providing 50 furnished apartments, guidance, community, and support for 95 young women. Arutz Sheva joined the inauguration.

New residence opened for lone national service volunteers

Cleared for publication

New footage: Iranian missile strikes iconic Haifa tower

The IDF has permitted the publication of footage of the June 20 Iranian missile strike on Haifa’s Sail Tower, which damaged government offices, injured 55 people, and forced ministries to relocate.

New footage: Iranian missile strikes iconic Haifa tower

IDF:

The facility that will train IDF soldiers for next war

The IDF unveiled a new training complex in the Golan Heights designed to simulate combat in Lebanon. Senior commanders stressed the facility’s role in boosting readiness and praised reservists as 'the best of Israeli society.'

The facility that will train IDF soldiers for next war

High Court:

Prison Service must ensure adequate food for security prisoners

The High Court accepted a petition by the Association for Civil Rights: The Prison Service must ensure adequate nutrition for security prisoners, even during wartime.

Prison Service must ensure adequate food for security prisoners

Houthi drone strikes Ramon Airport

Interception debris fell near a town on the Egypt border in the Ramat Negev Regional Council. The IDF is investigating a report of a drone launched from Yemen that fell at Ramon Airport.

Houthi drone strikes Ramon Airport

Israel Dog Unit trains rescue dogs and handlers to save lives

A special workshop on Friday introduced dog handlers to a series of fundamentals for the use of working dogs in several applications.

Israel Dog Unit trains rescue dogs and handlers to save lives

After protests

Chief of Staff's home declared closed military zone

After protests in front of Chief of Staff Major General Eyal Zamir’s home and vandalism of the house walls, the IDF declared the area in Ramat Hashavim a closed military zone.

Chief of Staff's home declared closed military zone

Statistics show worrying trends among reservist families

A recent survey shows that more than half of the spouses of reservists have experienced damage to careers, declines in academic performance, and financial difficulty.

Statistics show worrying trends among reservist families

Hungarian Foreign Minister:

'We stand with you'

Samaria governor Yossi Dagan has concluded a series of meetings in Budapest aimed at vetoing sanctions against Israel and strengthening international support for sovereignty.

'We stand with you'

Netanyahu

'I choose victory'

PM addresses the diplomatic price Israel is paying in its fight against the Hamas terrorist organization during the weekly Cabinet meeting.

'I choose victory'

Spain’s Embargo on Israel:

A rotten meal with self-inflicted indigestion

Spain is not one of Israel’s arteries. It is, at best, a capillary. Opinion.

A rotten meal with self-inflicted indigestion

Haaretz Journalist:

'Israel is committing war crimes'

Journalist Ehud Ein-Gil said that Israel is committing war crimes, comparing attempts to deny hunger in Gaza to denials during the Warsaw Ghetto period.

'Israel is committing war crimes'

Huckabee

'Disastrous consequences' from countries recognizing Palestine

US Ambassador to Israel tells BBC the unilateral recognition of Palestine caused Hamas to stop negotiating the release of the hostages and violated the Oslo Accords.

'Disastrous consequences' from countries recognizing Palestine

Galilee Minister claims Smotrich is withholding funds

Minister Yitzchak Wasserlauf claimed that Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has diverted hundreds of millions of shekels from his ministry's budget.

Galilee Minister claims Smotrich is withholding funds

Woman arrested on suspicion of trying to drown mother-in-law

Police officers arrested a woman on suspicion of trying to drown her 69-year-old mother-in-law at a Sdot Yam beach.

Woman arrested on suspicion of trying to drown mother-in-law

Ben-Gvir touts 'end of neglect' in Umm Al-Fahm

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir toured Umm al-Fahm with police and the Israel Lands Authority as part of an effort to enforce building violations.

Ben-Gvir touts 'end of neglect' in Umm Al-Fahm

New demands from Moldova complicate Uman agreement

Israel’s plans to establish a temporary terminal in Moldova for Breslov Hasidim traveling to Uman are facing difficulties after Chisinau presented new demands.

New demands from Moldova complicate Uman agreement

1 in 5 people in the UK hold antisemitic beliefs

A new study reported by The Sunday Telegraph reveals that 21% of UK citizens agree with four or more antisemitic statements—a worrying surge compared to the last decade.

1 in 5 people in the UK hold antisemitic beliefs

Tonight:

Total lunar eclipse in Israel's skies

A total lunar eclipse is expected to occur this evening (Sunday) in Israel's skies. The full eclipse will begin at 20:30 and will last about 82 minutes.

Total lunar eclipse in Israel's skies

Hamas fires 2 rockets at Netivot

Sirens were activated in the Netivot area following rocket fire by Hamas. Two rockets were launched—one was intercepted, and the other landed in an open area. No injuries were reported.

Hamas fires 2 rockets at Netivot

Government to approve new Public Diplomacy Unit

Amid severe criticism of Israel's public diplomacy performance, the government is expected to approve today the establishment of a public diplomacy unit in the Foreign Ministry.

Government to approve new Public Diplomacy Unit

US moves to advance deal for release of all hostages

The United States has conveyed, via an Israeli intermediary, key principles for a comprehensive agreement to secure the release of hostages and end the war in Gaza.

US moves to advance deal for release of all hostages

Watch:

Video/lecture: Tanya Iggeres Ha’Kodesh - 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.

Video/lecture: Tanya Iggeres Ha’Kodesh - The Holy Epistle

Including Israel's mission

French teen suspected of plotting attacks on embassies

17-year-old in France detained for allegedly plotting attacks on embassies and official sites, including Israel’s. Authorities find ISIS ties and plans for large-scale terror.

French teen suspected of plotting attacks on embassies

Knaves and Fools

It seems that each week produces an increasing crop of people whose sole purpose in life is to pillory Israel and cause collateral damage to Jewish communities. As the UN meeting nears, they multiply like flies. Opinion.

Knaves and Fools

Addressing Campus SJP Problems:

Part II: Denial at the University of Rochester

University of Rochester (UofR) in upstate New York simply denies that SJP exists on its campus, except that it is most definitely there. Opinion.

Part II: Denial at the University of Rochester

INTO THE FRAY:

The “emirates” plan - A political train wreck in the making

Despite the glaring and perilous flaws in the two-state paradigm, not everything that is not a two-state proposal is a better policy option. Opinion.

The “emirates” plan - A political train wreck in the making




























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