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Apple to compensate employee who sought to observe Shabbat

An Apple Store employee requested accommodations so that he could observe Shabbat and was later fired. The company denied discrimination but agreed to a $150,000 settlement.

Apple to compensate employee who sought to observe Shabbat

Liberman: 50 Nukhba terrorists trained to invade Israeli town

Yisrael Beytenu chairman MK Avigdor Liberman says 50 Hamas Nukhba terrorists practiced a raid and takeover, IDF commanders were denied permission to strike them.

Liberman: 50 Nukhba terrorists trained to invade Israeli town

Mladenov: Claims of Board of Peace-Hamas deal are false

Board of Peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov rejects claims of a Hamas funding deal, saying Hamas will have no role in Gaza's governance or access to funds.

Mladenov: Claims of Board of Peace-Hamas deal are false

Tragedy in Jerusalem

3-year-old girl dies after choking on grape

Yael Rivka Betzalel, a three-year-old girl from Jerusalem, died at Shaare Zedek Medical Center after spending two weeks sedated and on a ventilator after choking on a grape.

3-year-old girl dies after choking on grape

Four Palestinians face charges over attack on IDF soldier

Prosecutors move toward indictments after four suspects allegedly attacked a soldier near Susya, stole his weapon, and fled the scene.

Four Palestinians face charges over attack on IDF soldier

36 haredi tourists, including infants, rescued from Austrian Alps

Three families became stranded at 2,300 meters after straying from their route with baby carriages and no mountain equipment, prompting a massive helicopter rescue.

36 haredi tourists, including infants, rescued from Austrian Alps

COGAT's unusual warning to Gazans

Israel warns Gaza residents to stay away from the Yellow Line, accusing Hamas of deliberately pushing civilians toward the area despite the danger.

COGAT's unusual warning to Gazans

Father of Hostage:

'Terrorists at Nahal Oz spoke Farsi'

Eyal Eshel says testimony from those at Nahal Oz indicates terrorists were heard speaking Farsi during the October 7 attack.

'Terrorists at Nahal Oz spoke Farsi'

Hadar Muchtar after Likud setback: 'This isn't the end'

Likud activist Hadar Muchtar thanks supporters after being denied exemption needed to compete in upcoming primaries.

Hadar Muchtar after Likud setback: 'This isn't the end'

Dozens of illegal structures demolished in northern Samaria

Civil Administration forces carried out a major enforcement operation ahead of the planned return of Israeli families to Ganim and Kadim.

Dozens of illegal structures demolished in northern Samaria

Miri Regev:

'What hurts me is what they're saying about my daughter'

Transportation Minister Miri Regev rejects bereaved father Nissim Louk's claims, says her daughter 'rescued herself' from Nova massacre and informed her only later.

'What hurts me is what they're saying about my daughter'

New Details:

How Trump secretly switched planes after Iran missile threat

New details reveal how security officials quietly moved Trump to a smaller military aircraft after intelligence indicated a possible missile threat near the NATO summit in Turkey.

How Trump secretly switched planes after Iran missile threat

Balad candidate: Negev is 60% of 'historic Palestine'

Fourth-ranked Balad candidate Hassan al-Nasasra prioritizes battle over land at the heart of his election message, accusing Israel of seeking to harm its Arab population.

Balad candidate: Negev is 60% of 'historic Palestine'

Mystery deepens:

Missing Israelis' belongings not in their apartment

Concerns deepen after Mali and Liel Yahalomi, mother and daughter who went missing in Vienna, failed to board flight back to Israel.

Missing Israelis' belongings not in their apartment

IDF clashes with activists at new outpost near Qusra

Security forces arrived to evacuate an outpost established days ago as Hilltop Youth activists blocked roads and attempted to delay the operation.

IDF clashes with activists at new outpost near Qusra

Iran between contiguous geography and fragmented polity

Iran today stands before a choice that involves not just the fate of the regime, but also the very structure of the state. Opinion.

Iran between contiguous geography and fragmented polity

Hamas sniper didn't stop him: Haredi soldier becomes IDF officer

Haim Treitel, who fought his way through more than a year of rehabilitation after being wounded in the leg during combat in Gaza, completes officers' course.

Hamas sniper didn't stop him: Haredi soldier becomes IDF officer

Former US Marine freed from Russia after four years in prison

Robert Gilman, described by his family as being on the brink of death, was released in a humanitarian pardon and is returning to the US with his mother.

Former US Marine freed from Russia after four years in prison

Alma Research Center: Ali al-Taher-

Israel must not turn victory into a Hezbollah Victory narrative

The question of what will happen at Ali al-Taher “the day after" is not a tactical question concerning one more ridge or a few more kilometers inside Lebanon. It is a strategic question. Opinion.

Israel must not turn victory into a Hezbollah Victory narrative

Levin to Supreme Court justices: 'You'll simply become extinct'

Justice Minister Yariv Levin says two-thirds of Supreme Court could be replaced during the next government's term, says no need for judicial reform legislation.

Levin to Supreme Court justices: 'You'll simply become extinct'

Education Ministry weighs special education funding cuts

Weeks before the new school year, proposed budget cuts could force schools to reduce resources and staffing for small and special education classes.

Education Ministry weighs special education funding cuts

Maybe God Is showing Trump why Israel cannot trust Hamas

Negotiations with regimes and terrorist organizations are not normal business negotiations. You cannot assume that because someone agreed to or even signed something yesterday, they will honor it tomorrow. Op-ed.

Maybe God Is showing Trump why Israel cannot trust Hamas

Senior US official: Progress made in Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome

Israeli, Lebanese, delegations agreed on operational standards, verification mechanisms aimed at neutralizing Hezbollah's presence, US State Department source says.

Senior US official: Progress made in Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome

Rights groups sue Trump administration over ICC sanctions

Human Rights Watch and several others file federal lawsuit challenging Trump administration sanctions on the ICC, alleging the measures violate constitutional rights.

Rights groups sue Trump administration over ICC sanctions

Rome:

Jewish tourist wearing kippah assaulted in consecutive attacks

French Jewish tourist attacked twice in central Rome over two days, leading Italian police to arrest a suspect on hate crime charges.

Jewish tourist wearing kippah assaulted in consecutive attacks

Tehran demands US meet conditions before Hormuz is reopened

Iran’s new national security chief Mohsen Rezaei states the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until Washington meets Tehran’s demands and ends regional hostilities.

Tehran demands US meet conditions before Hormuz is reopened

Netanyahu hails Colombia:

'The Israeli flag will continue to fly here'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanks Colombia for recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, declaring the plateau will remain Israeli land.

'The Israeli flag will continue to fly here'

Despite friction

US official hails 'constructive' Israel-Lebanon talks

US official praises recent Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome as constructive, finalizing pilot zone rules to verify Hezbollah disarmament despite friction.

US official hails 'constructive' Israel-Lebanon talks

Trump:

'I’m the last person to trust Iran, they’ve lied constantly'

President Trump rejects assertions he trusts Iran, claims total US control of Strait of Hormuz.

'I’m the last person to trust Iran, they’ve lied constantly'

South Carolina:

Darline Graham advances to runoff in GOP Senate primary

Appointed Sen. Darline Graham advances to South Carolina's GOP primary runoff for her late brother’s seat.

Darline Graham advances to runoff in GOP Senate primary

Ahead of US-S. Korea drills

North Korea launches ballistic missile

North Korea fires a ballistic missile off its eastern coast as Washington and Seoul prepare for major joint military drills later this month.

North Korea launches ballistic missile

Danon at UN:

'Jewish communities will stay in Judea and Samaria'

Israel’s UN Ambassador defends Jewish presence in Judea and Samaria at the Security Council, calling out anti-Israel bias over “settler violence".

'Jewish communities will stay in Judea and Samaria'

Six dead

Houthi missiles strike commercial vessel in Bab el-Mandeb Strait

Houthi ballistic missile strike on a commercial vessel in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait kills six people, marking the first fatalities of this maritime conflict.

Houthi missiles strike commercial vessel in Bab el-Mandeb Strait

Prosecutor recruitment failure

Why haven't the Nukhba terrorist trials begun?

Despite recently allocated funding, the Military Advocate General's Corps has yet to fill the positions required to try hundreds of terrorists who participated in the October 7 massacre.

Why haven't the Nukhba terrorist trials begun?

US military strikes ship attempting to break Iran naval blockade

US Navy helicopter fires Hellfire missiles at a Panama-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman after its crew ignores warnings and attempts to enter Iran.

US military strikes ship attempting to break Iran naval blockade

Yair Golan: 'No doubt about Mansour Abbas' good intentions'

Democrats chairman praises the Ra'am leader MK Mansour Abbas, says it is 'clear' his party will receive more significant portfolios.

Yair Golan: 'No doubt about Mansour Abbas' good intentions'

OU Executive:

Antisemitism is rising - but so is Jewish pride

OU Executive Vice President Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph reveals how antisemitism has fueled a dramatic surge in Jewish identity and engagement.

Antisemitism is rising - but so is Jewish pride

Rabbi Arush

'Flights abroad should only be to graves of the righteous'

At his 4-year-old grandson's funeral, Rabbi Arush said haredi students do not have a 'vacation from the Torah' during the yeshiva's vacations.

'Flights abroad should only be to graves of the righteous'

Pollard on the Mecca Pact:

The emergence of a new Islamic military bloc

The nightmare scenario is not necessarily that the Mecca agreement immediately becomes an Islamic NATO. The nightmare is that it gradually becomes one. Opinion.

The emergence of a new Islamic military bloc

Ben Gvir: Netanyahu planning unity government with Eisenkot

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir slams Likud election slogan, warning government with Yashar! chair Gadi Eisenkot would 'bury the judicial reform,' grant victory to Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.

Ben Gvir: Netanyahu planning unity government with Eisenkot

'Our hands are tied'

Terrorists approach fence, IDF refuses to approve strike

Soldiers reported that terrorists appeared to be preparing to cross the border and requested authorization to strike, but commanders refused.

Terrorists approach fence, IDF refuses to approve strike

Smotrich to Netanyahu: Don't let Abbas return to Ramallah

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich calls on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to bar Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas from returning to Judea and Samaria following visit abroad. 'Palestinian Terrorist Authority must be dismantled.'

Smotrich to Netanyahu: Don't let Abbas return to Ramallah

Colombia earthquake: Jewish community hit

Homes belonging to Jewish families collapsed and a synagogue was damaged.

Colombia earthquake: Jewish community hit

Iceland, what happened to you?

I came to Iceland loving one of the most beautiful countries on earth. I leave after repeated harassment, two physical assaults and moments when I feared for my life as a Jew. Op-ed.

Iceland, what happened to you?

Hamas sniper targets IDF as postwar plan gains momentum

Violating ceasefire, Hamas sniper targets IDF troops, forcing response and highlighting danger in IDF withdrawal.

Hamas sniper targets IDF as postwar plan gains momentum

Unexpected thaw? Israel and Venezuela unveil joint agreement

In first since 2009, Israel and Venezuela announce new cooperation, establish mechanism to provide consular services to citizens.

Unexpected thaw? Israel and Venezuela unveil joint agreement

UK antisemitism

Jewish principals spend more time on security than education

A British government survey reveals troubling findings: Jewish school principals are devoting more time to security arrangements than to educational matters.

Jewish principals spend more time on security than education

'How can someone just disappear in Vienna?'

Five days after Israeli mother and daughter vanish during trip to Europe, local Chabad emissary says there is still 'not a single lead' despite an intensive search.

'How can someone just disappear in Vienna?'

Flights grounded as drone enters Ben Gurion Airport's airspace

Following the detection of the aircraft, flights were temporarily halted.

Flights grounded as drone enters Ben Gurion Airport's airspace

Report: Gaza 'day after' plan delayed until after elections

Entry of multinational force, Green Rafah initiative, and technocratic government face delays leaving postwar plan far from implementation.

Report: Gaza 'day after' plan delayed until after elections

After 38 days: Court orders Tal Yinon Dardik released

After 38 days in detention, the court has decided to release Tal Yinon Dardik, who is suspected of abusing a Palestinian Arab, without any restrictive conditions.

After 38 days: Court orders Tal Yinon Dardik released

Israel unveils plans for next generation of attack drones

New Defense Ministry contract to fund development of low-cost autonomous strike drones intended for widespread deployment across IDF frontline units.

Israel unveils plans for next generation of attack drones

Colombia earthquake

224 dead, more than 2,700 missing

The death toll from the earthquake has risen to 224, while more than 2,700 people remain missing. Thousands of homes have been damaged or destroyed.

224 dead, more than 2,700 missing

The haredi soldier who ate home sandwiches for a year and a half

The organization “Haredim in the Army - Preserving Identity" assists \haredi soldiers who discover the complexities of life within the military framework, and it turns out there are quite a few challenges.

The haredi soldier who ate home sandwiches for a year and a half

How Seedance 2.0 Reinvents Video Production

A practical look at how multimodal video tools can support visual development, continuity, sound, iteration, and editing without replacing the filmmaker’s judgment.

How Seedance 2.0 Reinvents Video Production

Tropper opens door to Ben Gvir in 'Zionist' coalition

MK Hili Tropper says Israel needs a broad Zionist government that rises above political camps, adding that Itamar Ben Gvir could be part of it if he meets additional conditions.

Tropper opens door to Ben Gvir in 'Zionist' coalition




























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