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Exclusive:

Urgent injunction halts sale of Rabbi Kook's manuscripts

A court halted the sale of a rare Rabbi Kook manuscript after claims it was taken from an institute, with a hearing set to determine ownership.

Urgent injunction halts sale of Rabbi Kook's manuscripts

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

Iranian Regime Fears:

Economic distress could ignite a new wave of protests

Iran's leadership held an emergency discussion amid fears of renewed protests. Security officials warned of economic collapse, mass unemployment and the shutdown of key industries.

Economic distress could ignite a new wave of protests

There's a smarter way to do college. It starts in Israel

Israel EduExpo 2026 is coming to Toronto, Teaneck, and the Five Towns this May - bringing top Israeli universities, scholarship guidance, and aliyah support together in one room.

There's a smarter way to do college. It starts in Israel

Zelenskyy threatens Israel

Zelenskyy accuses Israel of allowing “stolen" Ukrainian grain shipments, warns of sanctions as Kyiv protests arrival of vessel in Haifa.

Zelenskyy threatens Israel

Religious Zionist Rabbis:

'A religious soldier cannot serve in a mixed unit'

Dozens of rabbis convened an emergency meeting following a Supreme Court ruling on integrating female soldiers into the Armored Corps, and ruled that a soldier who observes Jewish law cannot serve in a mixed combat unit.

'A religious soldier cannot serve in a mixed unit'

Israeli defense officials receive rare German military award

Two Israeli defense officials awarded Germany’s Cross of Honor for leading the Arrow 3 system’s deployment, a key milestone in a $6.7B joint project.

Israeli defense officials receive rare German military award

Three areas simultaneously:

Security forces arrest terror suspects in major raid

IDF and Border Police forces arrested suspects and seized weapons during a counterterrorism operation in multiple areas north of Jerusalem.

Security forces arrest terror suspects in major raid

Police arrest attackers of haredi soldier and his friends

Three extreme haredim were arrested in the past 24 hours on suspicion of leading a violent attack on the home of a haredi soldier during Shabbat and physically injuring his friend.

Police arrest attackers of haredi soldier and his friends

Following brutal murder:

War declared on youth gangs

Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and police chief Danny Levi ordered a major crackdown on youth violence in southern Tel Aviv and Petah Tikva.

War declared on youth gangs

PLO flag hides bomb

Alert resident prevents horrific attack

A suspicious PLO flag hung on the back gate to Esh Kodesh raised the suspicion of an alert resident. Security forces neutralized an explosive device attached to the flag.

Alert resident prevents horrific attack

Police Chase:

Driver crashes while fleeing arrest

Border Police motorcyclists in Baqa al-Gharbiyye began a high-speed pursuit after a suspected motorcyclist refused to stop.

Driver crashes while fleeing arrest

Herzog meets Jewish leaders in Kazakhstan synagogue

President Isaac Herzog met Jewish leaders in Kazakhstan, emphasizing community ties, identity preservation, and strengthening relations with Israel.

Herzog meets Jewish leaders in Kazakhstan synagogue

Revealed:

The Mossad missions deep behind enemy lines

Mossad chief says award-winning operations deep inside Iran and Lebanon boosted intelligence, struck enemies, and reshaped Israel’s strategic posture.

The Mossad missions deep behind enemy lines

Haredi battalion returns to operational duty after controversy

A month after being removed from duty and sent to training following a series of disciplinary incidents, Netzach Yehudah reservists were returned to operational duty this week.

Haredi battalion returns to operational duty after controversy

Footage from Lebanon:

Troops dismantle more than 1,000 terrorist infrastructure sites

Troops located hundreds of weapons, including machine guns, Kalashnikov rifles, grenades, mines, pistols, anti-tank missiles, ammunition, RPG rockets, and mortar shells.

Troops dismantle more than 1,000 terrorist infrastructure sites

Commanders warn:

IDF lacks adequate response to explosive drone threat

Senior IDF officers expressed frustration with the limited tools available to confront explosive drones besides simply firing at them.

IDF lacks adequate response to explosive drone threat

Israel and Lebanon: two victims of Iran and its proxies

The Israel-Lebanon equation is a hinge of the Iran conflict, if not of global history. In fact, southern Lebanon has become a frontline in a wider Iran-Israel conflict. Opinion.

Israel and Lebanon: two victims of Iran and its proxies

Hezbollah's new weapon wreaking havoc on the IDF in Lebanon

Hezbollah intensifies drone warfare with advanced FPV systems resistant to jamming, posing a growing challenge to IDF operations on the battlefield.

Hezbollah's new weapon wreaking havoc on the IDF in Lebanon

Wounded Soldier's Mother:

'Do something extraordinary for him'

Chava, the mother of soldier Eliav who was seriously wounded in an explosive-drone incident in Lebanon, appeals to the public for an exceptional show of faith for his recovery.

'Do something extraordinary for him'

Southern Lebanon:

IDF soldier severely wounded in explosive drone attack

Two IDF soldiers were wounded, one severely and another lightly, as a result of an explosive drone impact during operational activity in southern Lebanon.

IDF soldier severely wounded in explosive drone attack

'Poisoned Ivies' by Elise Stefanik:

'The Inside Account of the Moral Rot at US Elite Universities'

A courageous book by the woman who initiated and led the famous congressional hearing on exploding antisemitism in three prestigious American universities, exposing their moral rot with a simple question. Review.

'The Inside Account of the Moral Rot at US Elite Universities'

Podcast:

Your spouse handled the investments. Now what?

What widows and widowers should know before changing an inherited U.S. brokerage or IRA account.

Your spouse handled the investments. Now what?

Bahrain revokes citizenship of 69 over Iran-linked attacks

Bahrain revokes the citizenship of 69 people, saying they supported Iranian attacks and colluded with foreign entities.

Bahrain revokes citizenship of 69 over Iran-linked attacks

A regional scramble to borrow from Iran’s playbook

Iran's weakening leaves a vacuum. Will its role be filled by countries waiting to emulate its use of proxies, armament and pressure to sow chaos and increase their own power, or by a different view leading to prosperity and peace in the region? Opinion.

A regional scramble to borrow from Iran’s playbook

Don’t just visit Israel. Build your home in it

The Great Israel Real Estate Event is coming to you!

Don’t just visit Israel. Build your home in it

Ra’am: We will decide who becomes Prime Minister

MK Waleed Alhwashla is urging his partners in the Arab parties to agree on a joint list in order to help establish a new government with Arab political influence.

Ra’am: We will decide who becomes Prime Minister

Toronto Judaica shop hit by rock in latest antisemitic attack

Toronto Judaica shop hit by a rock for the third time, as police probe hate motives amid rising antisemitic incidents in the city.

Toronto Judaica shop hit by rock in latest antisemitic attack

Macron to press Iran on Strait of Hormuz reopening

French President says he will press Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as his Foreign Minister urges Tehran to make major concessions.

Macron to press Iran on Strait of Hormuz reopening

Trump skeptical of Iranian deal offer, officials say

US officials say Trump is dissatisfied with Iran’s proposal, which delays nuclear talks while focusing on maritime issues first.

Trump skeptical of Iranian deal offer, officials say

Rubio:

'Iran cannot decide who uses Strait of Hormuz'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the US rejects Iran’s offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz under conditions, calling it an unlawful bid for control.

'Iran cannot decide who uses Strait of Hormuz'

Expanding beyond city limits

New neighborhood to be built in Ariel

At a cornerstone-laying ceremony for the first neighborhood in the Ariel West development, participants tell Arutz Sheva-Israel National News of their excitement over a project expected to triple the city’s size.

New neighborhood to be built in Ariel

Sources:

US-Iran gap may be narrower than it appears

Sources tell CNN quiet diplomacy between the US and Iran continues, with mediators pressing for a phased agreement in coming days.

US-Iran gap may be narrower than it appears

Moving gesture

Pizza Hut to support the Zalka family

Following the shocking murder of Binyamin Yamano Zalka in Petah Tikva, the pizza chain is considering transferring the slain employee’s monthly salary to his family.

Pizza Hut to support the Zalka family

Washington shooting

Suspect charged with attempted assassination of Trump

Cole Allen appears in court after the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner shooting and faces charges including attempted assassination of the president.

Suspect charged with attempted assassination of Trump

April 29, 1945:

Confronted by genocide, US soldiers killed 50 German SS at Dachau

Some US soldiers were enraged, others went mad after witnessing unspeakable horrors in the Dachau concentration camp, and they killed their SS prisoners. Op-ed.

Confronted by genocide, US soldiers killed 50 German SS at Dachau

Mossad chief Barnea

'Qatar-Gate did not harm Israel’s security'

Outgoing Mossad director David Barnea said he did not identify any damage to national security or to the hostage-release negotiations as a result of the “Qatar-Gate" affair.

'Qatar-Gate did not harm Israel’s security'

Ukraine summons Israeli envoy over 'stolen grain' shipment

Ukraine summons Israel’s ambassador over a vessel in Haifa it claims carries stolen grain, as Israel rejects the allegations as unproven.

Ukraine summons Israeli envoy over 'stolen grain' shipment

1st election polls:

How successful was the Lapid-Bennett merger?

First polls since Bennett and Lapid joined forces show a tight race with Likud, as potential alliances and mergers could reshape the political map.

How successful was the Lapid-Bennett merger?

“Serious deception"

Threat of lawsuit against Bennett and Lapid

The B'yachad Natzliach party sent a warning letter to the Bennett 2026 and Yesh Atid parties, demanding that they stop using the name “B'yachad" [Together] for a joint list.

Threat of lawsuit against Bennett and Lapid

Germany:

Trial opens for activists accused of targeting Israeli facility

Five suspects go on trial in Germany over alleged attack on an Israeli defense site, accused of causing major damage and chanting anti-Israel slogans.

Trial opens for activists accused of targeting Israeli facility

White House

US 'discussing' Iran's Strait of Hormuz proposal

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt refuses to say that the Trump Administration is 'considering' the latest Iranian proposal.

US 'discussing' Iran's Strait of Hormuz proposal

Ninth suspect arrested in connection to brutal murder

Police arrest a ninth suspect, a minor, in the brutal murder of 21-year-old Yamano Binyamin Zalka as the investigation continues to expand.

Ninth suspect arrested in connection to brutal murder

The attempt to assassinate Trump:

The radical Left is a danger to the West

Cancel culture was just the warm-up. The next step is physical because the radical left no longer wants to convince: it wants to bury. Opinion.

The radical Left is a danger to the West

Netanyahu: Two major threats remain in Lebanon

Netanyahu said that Israel has achieved significant successes in Lebanon, but emphasized that two major threats remain: short-range rockets and drones.

Netanyahu: Two major threats remain in Lebanon

Lebanese President, Hezbollah leader accuse each other of treason

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun defends negotiations with Israel, accusing Hezbollah of dragging the country into war and rejecting claims of treason.

Lebanese President, Hezbollah leader accuse each other of treason

Bahrain's citizenship purge exposes Iran's most dangerous weapon

Bahrain is battling the network of citizens, residents, and IRGC-cultivated operatives embedded inside Bahraini society who passed targeting intelligence to Tehran while the attacks were still ongoing. Iran has spent decades cultivating this 5th column - and not just in Bahrain. Op-ed.

Bahrain's citizenship purge exposes Iran's most dangerous weapon

Katz to UN envoy

'Naim Qassem plays with fire, Aoun gambles with Lebanon’s future'

Defense Minister to the UN envoy to Lebanon: 'There will be no ceasefire reality in Lebanon alongside attacks on our forces and the Galilee communities.'

'Naim Qassem plays with fire, Aoun gambles with Lebanon’s future'

Footage from Lebanon:

Golani troops eliminate terrorists, uncover weapons depots

Golani Brigade troops eliminated armed terrorists and uncovered weapons depots in southern Lebanon as part of ongoing efforts to counter Hezbollah threats.

Golani troops eliminate terrorists, uncover weapons depots

Israel-Kazakhstan ties deepen as Herzog arrives in Astana

President Isaac Herzog meets Kazakhstan’s leader in Astana, highlighting growing ties, trade opportunities, and cooperation under the Abraham Accords.

Israel-Kazakhstan ties deepen as Herzog arrives in Astana

Spectacular footage

Hail covers the hills of Arad

Heavy rain and hail fell across southern Israel. Police closed major roads and are urging the public to avoid unnecessary travel.

Hail covers the hills of Arad

'I'll eliminate you'

Doctor arrested for threatening journalist

Following a covert investigation, police arrested a 40-year-old doctor at a central Israeli medical institution who made death threats against Mohammad Magadli.

Doctor arrested for threatening journalist

Brooklyn

3 Jews assaulted by man wearing Iran shirt

A man wearing a shirt with the Iranian flag assaulted 3 people in the Williamsburg neighborhood while shouting antisemitic comments.

3 Jews assaulted by man wearing Iran shirt

Here's where

10,000 people found a therapist who gets their values.

Finding a mental health professional who understands your values and your community doesn't have to take months.

10,000 people found a therapist who gets their values.

Tragedy in Colombia:

Hassid murdered by robbers

Following days of searching after contact was lost with him, teams located the body of Nachum Yisrael Eber, a Belzer Hassid, who appears to have been attacked by a local criminal group.

Hassid murdered by robbers

Saga ends:

Rabbi Zionov drops controversial Chief Rabbi look

Rabbi Eyal Zionov agrees to stop wearing attire resembling the Sephardic Chief Rabbi after public confusion and criticism over the past week.

Rabbi Zionov drops controversial Chief Rabbi look