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Ben Gvir demands death penalty for murderer of Netanel Shakron

The National Security Minister appealed to the Military Advocate General, questioning why an indictment has yet to be filed against the terrorist who murdered Netanel Shakron in a shooting attack in Binyamin.

Special interview with Iran’s chief rabbi

In an interview with an Iranian television channel, Rabbi Younes Hamami Lalehzar claimed that synagogues in Iran do not require special security, while also criticizing Israel.

Ban on appointing ILA chief:

Smotrich slams High Court, calls ruling a 'legal injustice'

Smotrich slammed the High Court for delaying Yehuda Eliyahu’s appointment as Israel Land Authority director-general until after the elections, vowing to remove 'extremist elements' from the judicial system.

Join the Livestream: Torah MiTzion turns 30

The leading Torah-Zionist mission movement, which has established dozens of Batei Midrash and Kollels worldwide, will mark 30 years of activity with a festive tribute evening. The event will bring together hundreds of emissaries (shlichim), alumni, and community leaders from Israel and abroad.

'Don't test us'

During visit to Seam Line, Netanyahu gives terrorists warning

The Prime Minister visited the seam line in Samaria alongside senior security officials and declared that the IDF is prepared for a scenario in which PA security forces turn their weapons against Israel.

Hint at Netanyahu?

Trump: We may endorse a candidate in Israel's elections

US President asked whether he would endorse a candidate in Israel's elections and replied that he had not yet considered the matter, but did not rule out supporting one of the candidates.

Former hostage: 'I am still recovering'

Former hostage Segev Kalfon marks one year since release, reflects on 738 days in captivity: 'Still learning to live again.'

Three hours in the air, 200 rounds of ammunition

Israel Aerospace Industries and SIG Sauer complete a live-fire test of the FIRE STORM 250 system, which integrates an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with an M250 machine gun, while maintaining human control over engagement decisions.

Ashkelon

9-month-old baby critically injured after falling from slide

A nine-month-old baby fell from a slide while playing.

MK Moshe Saada:

Saada calls for PM indictment withdrawn

MK Moshe Saada calls for appointing a new attorney general after the elections to withdraw the indictment against Netanyahu and launch investigations alleging serious misconduct in the investigations.

Heated confrontation over UN's silence on Hamas crimes

Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon confronted UN representative Vanessa Frazier over a report on children in armed conflict that he said ignores Hamas. "But you stay silent."

Following security threats

Israel to ban certain types of drones

Defense Minister Israel Katz is expected to sign an order on Sunday banning the operation of fiber-optic and SIM-controlled drones for six months, following security threats.

ISIS attack plot against IDF soldiers in Jerusalem foiled

18-year-old Umm al-Fahm resident arrested on suspicion of pledging allegiance to ISIS and planning an attack on IDF soldiers in Jerusalem’s Old City.

School trip tragedy

Injured by shrapnel, teen saved friends on school trip

Fifteen-year-old Yair was injured in the unexploded ordnance blast on the Ramim Ridge but rushed to treat his friends.

Teen detained over racist attack on Druze woman aboard bus

Police question 15-year-old girl suspected of throwing socks, shouting insults at Druze woman speaking Arabic on a bus.

To combat fake news

Yesha Council launches Judea and Samaria situation room

JSR information center to provide real-time reports, footage, and analysis, aiming to counter misinformation and provide accurate information to audiences worldwide.

From Mexico to Australia

Eight Jewish educators honored at global conference in Israel

President Herzog and Minister Chikli attend inaugural Global Jewish Teacher Award ceremony, recognizing educators for contributions to Jewish identity and strengthening ties with Israel.

'A fraud is a fraud':

Ben Gvir and Bennett clash in heated exchange

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir challenges 'Together' leader Naftali Bennett to debate as they clash at Walla!, trading accusations over cooperation with Ra'am leader MK Mansour Abbas.

Israir halts Marrakech flight sales following Flydubai attack

Israir freezes plans to expand flights to Morocco, suspends ticket sales to Marrakech following the Flydubai attack.

Yeshiva Committee issues unusual guidelines to students

Committee of Yeshivas in the Land of Israel issues unusual guidelines urging haredi yeshiva students to avoid encounters with military authorities, take precautions against legal complications.

Joint List:

Palestinian State for post-election support

Yousef Jabareen says any talks on Joint List support for an alternative government must include a diplomatic path toward a Palestinian state in the 1967 borders.

Two daycare staff questioned after six toddlers escape

Police question two staff members at Petah Tikva daycare after six toddlers wandered out unsupervised, release both under restrictive conditions.

Recorded anti-Jewish hate crimes rise 10% in England and Wales

New UK government figures reveal 10% rise in antisemitic hate crimes in England and Wales, with 3,162 offenses recorded.

10 infants suffer allergic reactions at Beitar Illit daycare

Magen David Adom teams treat approximately 10 infants suffering mild allergic reactions at Beitar Illit daycare center; all 150 infants evacuated.

Giulio Meotti:

France will soon call out the army to stop the barbarians

At this moment there is nothing more important in Europe, nothing more indicative of its future, than what is happening in France. Opinion.

Held onto munition for an hour

Disturbing details from deadly school trip explosion

Students say they found missiles and carried a cluster munition for over an hour before it exploded during lunch, killing 14-year-old Elazar Yair Wilensky.

Deadly school trip exposes confusion over unexploded ordnance

Army Radio investigation reveals conflicting claims over responsibility for clearing unexploded munitions in northern Israel, where hundreds or thousands of dangerous remnants may remain after the war.

Report:

Fatal school trip approved despite warning of closed trail

KKL-JNF says area where a student was killed by unexploded ordnance was closed to hikers; Education Ministry insists approved route avoided restricted area.

Bodycam footage:

IDF foils terror attack in northern Samaria

IDF and Shin Bet forces arrested four Islamic Jihad terrorists in Qabatiya and Arraba, foiling a planned attack in northern Samaria.

Northern Israel UFO panic

IDF reaches conclusion on mystery object

The IDF says the unidentified object that entered Israeli airspace was likely a balloon or hot-air device, not a drone, and probably posed no threat.

Police complaint filed over threats to Moshe Feiglin

Zehut filed a police complaint over a video it says called for an ambush and physical harm against Moshe Feiglin following his Temple Mount visit.

Bomb threat forces isolation of Delta flight arriving in Israel

Delta flight from US moved to remote parking area following an anonymous bomb threat, passengers evacuated.

IDF abandons outpost, leaves ammunition unsecured

IDF outpost near Kibbutz Yiftach reportedly abandoned with military equipment and ammunition, was left unsecured, report says.

While posing as Israeli

Terror suspect caught filming train station

Police arrested a Palestinian Arab who allegedly entered Israel illegally, gave false details, and suspiciously photographed an underground light rail station.

Channel 14 targets Haddad-But its own archive tells another story

Yoseph Haddad rejected a Channel 14 report over his coverage of an Israeli medical NGO, pointing to past praise from Netanyahu and the channel itself.

IDF eliminates five Hamas, Islamic Jihad terrorists in Gaza

IDF strikes Islamic Jihad terrorist meeting, killing three. In a separate strike, two Hamas Nukhba terrorists killed.

Trump dismisses reports of Russian, Chinese aid to Iran

US President Donald Trump rejects claims Russia, China helping Iran, claiming any assistance would be minimal.

Cheshvan:

When the ordinary is transformed into Eternity

Does the prosaic month of Cheshvan not seem plain compared to Tishrei?

Jack Engelhard:

Afternoon of a writer

This is after all, the age of Amalek.

Why Is Israel being asked to rescue the Saudis?

Saudi Arabia has its own new defense partners, Pakistan and Turkey. Why should Israel risk its citizens, its economy and another war to defend a country that refuses to recognize it? Opinion.

Elazar Yair Wilensky killed in school trip tragedy

Elazar Yair Wilensky killed when an unexploded munition detonated during a school trip in the Upper Galilee. Twenty-four people remain hospitalized, four in serious condition.

Houthis threaten 'painful response' if US joins Saudi strikes

Iran-backed Houthis threaten swift attacks on US interests if Washington joins Saudi military operations in Yemen, as missile strikes on the kingdom continue.

Chats revealed:

Netanyahu aide asked ChatGPT for plan to improve Qatar's image

Investigators confront Netanyahu aide Yonatan Urich with ChatGPT requests for a strategy to improve Qatar's image. Urich insists he never used the responses.

'An Oslo-era Chief of Staff'

Likud MK Amit Halevi slams Eisenkot

In an interview with Arutz Sheva-Israel National News, Likud MK Amit Halevi rejects claims that the right could "steal the election" and vows close scrutiny of polling stations.

Iran preparing response

'US must honor commitments'

Iran says it is finalizing its response to the US through mediators, accusing Washington of failing to honor commitments as talks over the Strait of Hormuz stall.

UK announces public inquiry into Yom Kippur synagogue attack

Britain launches a public inquiry into the 2025 Manchester synagogue terror attack in which two Jewish worshippers were murdered.

One dead in roller coaster incident at Six Flags in Georgia

One person is dead and several others injured following a roller coaster incident at Six Flags Over Georgia. Police investigating.

UK PM: IRGC 'almost certainly' behind RAF Fairford terror plot

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Iran's Revolutionary Guards almost certainly directed a suspected plot targeting RAF Fairford, a base used by US bombers.

Immigration fraud investigation

Federal agents raid Ilhan Omar's home

Federal agents search Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home amid an immigration fraud investigation. Omar accuses Trump of intimidation; he denies involvement.

'War will end soon'

Trump: Midterm elections won't affect Iran policy

President Trump says the midterm elections will not change his Iran policy, predicts the war will end soon, and criticizes Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.

Hungarian University honors Gaza terrorist, then removes tribute

Gaza terrorist honored by a Hungarian university as an outstanding student killed in the war. An Israeli exposes his terrorist activities, prompting the removal of the tribute.

'Legitimizes antisemitism'

Israel votes against UN Durban resolution

UN adopts a resolution backing the Durban Declaration, despite the fact that the conference promoted antisemitism and hatred of Israel. Danon: We will not support a resolution that legitimizes antisemitism.

Prof. Anne Bayefsky

'Navi Pillay turned Jew-hate into golden ticket'

In a statement to Arutz Sheva, Professor Anne Bayefsky accuses the Nobel Committee of rewarding anti-Israel hostility and warns that the decision sends a dangerous message to international lawyers.

Israel showcases combat-proven defense tech at major US expo

Amid record defense exports exceeding $19.2 billion, Israel's Defense Ministry brings 19 companies to AUSA 2026 in Washington, showcasing advanced drone interception, electronic warfare, and AI-powered surveillance technologies.

Plane forced to return

Indonesian pilot identified en route to Israel

An Ethiopian Airlines cargo flight to Tel Aviv returned to Ethiopia after one of its pilots was identified as an Indonesian citizen. The pilot was replaced, and the flight resumed.

Elegy and anthem for a Hilltop they can’t keep down

Requiem for our national sanity. Every outpost we demolish is a gift to the people who dream of looking down on the coastal plain from these ridges. We are giving aid and comfort to the enemy, and we are doing it at our own mortal expense. Opinion.