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Torah and Quantum Wisdom:

When reality depends on perspective

The quantum state does not reveal a single fixed reality independent of observation, nor do two people involved in the same incident.

When reality depends on perspective

Parashat Re'eh:

Increasing love in Israel

True, in the realm of choice, there are those with deficiencies in deeds, in character, and in opinions. But their orientation to Torah will change, and they will return to choose the good, God willing.

Increasing love in Israel

New family moves into Area B

The Kolta family—parents and their five children from Beit El—have recently relocated to Givat Or Ahuvia, becoming the second family to take up residence at the site.

New family moves into Area B

NYC:

Anti-Israel activists claim assault by Egyptian mission staff

Anti-Israel group Within Our Lifetime claims staff dragged, choked, and beat activists—including a minor—during a protest outside Egypt’s UN Mission in Manhattan.

Anti-Israel activists claim assault by Egyptian mission staff

Watch:

IDF raids old Syrian army outposts

As part of the operation, the troops apprehended and questioned several suspects in the area who engaged in the smuggling and trade of weapons from Syria to Lebanon.

IDF raids old Syrian army outposts

Two women win millions in back-to-back lottery tickets

It was a week of extraordinary luck for Mifal HaPais, Israel’s state-run lottery, as two women in their 50s walked away with massive wins in consecutive draws

Two women win millions in back-to-back lottery tickets

Full investigation

Radio recordings from the incident that nearly ended in disaster

MG Yaniv Asor, conducted a field tour yesterday at the location where IDF troops from the Kfir Brigade clashed with terrorists a day earlier in Khan Yunis.

Radio recordings from the incident that nearly ended in disaster

Smotrich threatens to quit government over hostage deal

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has warned that he will leave the government if Netanyahu proceeds with any deal with Hamas.

Smotrich threatens to quit government over hostage deal

Attack miraculously fails:

Terrorist fired one shot at shepherds before gun jammed

A terrorist who apparently came from the village of al-Mughayyir fired one shot at a group of Israeli shepherds, and then his pistol jammed. One shepherd was lightly wounded.

Terrorist fired one shot at shepherds before gun jammed

Meet the man who helped bring down the Lev Tahor cult

Yoel Levi, 23, who escaped the extremist Lev Tahor cult in Guatemala seven years ago, has successfully led an eight-month mission that resulted in the dismantling of the cult.

Meet the man who helped bring down the Lev Tahor cult

Wales:

Jewish tourists filmed replacing cross with Star of David

Locals in Llandudno, north Wales, voiced outrage after footage showed a group dismantling a 50-year-old stone cross and arranging the rocks into a Star of David.

Jewish tourists filmed replacing cross with Star of David

Amb. Huckabee:

'USA will not take part in UN's Palestinian state circus'

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee said that no matter what happens, Hamas cannot be allowed any semblance of victory in the war.

'USA will not take part in UN's Palestinian state circus'

The 'Rabbis' Letter':

The venom of 'Open Orthodoxy' and the pathos of 'I did not know'

I have warned many times that 'Open Orthodoxy' is venomous. And it only gets worse. A look at the letter signed by 80 'Orthodox Rabbis', shows that fully half of them are well known as standing outside the pale of normative Orthodoxy. Opinion.

The venom of 'Open Orthodoxy' and the pathos of 'I did not know'

State Department fires press officer after debates over Israel

Dismissal of Shahed Ghoreishi follows internal disputes over Gaza policy language, with critics citing pressure for stricter pro-Israel messaging inside the department

State Department fires press officer after debates over Israel

Giulio Meotti:

The rebirth of myths: Those Jews are poisoning the wells again

With the Gaza war, all the old accusations and blood legends against the people of Israel have returned. Opinion.

The rebirth of myths: Those Jews are poisoning the wells again

Israeli researcher sues UC Berkeley for discrimination

Lawsuit alleges UC Berkeley violated California anti-discrimination laws by rejecting Dr. Yael Nativ’s teaching application solely because she is Israeli, despite earlier acknowledging discrimination.

Israeli researcher sues UC Berkeley for discrimination

Can Gentiles understand the missionary threat?

Jewish evangelism is an affront to the memory of all who were martyred in the name of Christianity - from the days of Constantine to the Holocaust and beyond. Opinion.

Can Gentiles understand the missionary threat?

Ancient Herodian-era coin discovered in Samaria

Lior Zavrag, a reservist officer in the Samaria Regional Brigade, discovered an ancient coin from the time of Herod in the Sebastia archaeological site.

Ancient Herodian-era coin discovered in Samaria

United We Stand?

Rabbi Blau’s letter is well intentioned. He and the signing rabbis all want a better future for the region. But this is war, and with it come harsh realities. The letter ignores Hamas’s role in Gaza’s crisis and risks fueling anti-Israel narratives.

United We Stand?

Iran warns Israel:

'We have new missiles with more power'

Iran's Defense Minister announces the country has developed missiles with "far greater capabilities" than those used in a recent war with Israel, threatening to use them in any future conflict.

'We have new missiles with more power'

NY Governor pledges Israel Parade safe from Mamdani

NY Governor Kathy Hochul says NYC's annual Israel parade "will never, never, never" be canceled, addressing concerns raised about mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's views.

NY Governor pledges Israel Parade safe from Mamdani

Yankees face backlash over draft pick who drew swastika

New York Yankees are under fire for drafting Core Jackson, who drew a swastika on a Jewish student's door in 2021. The team says his remorse and growth justified the decision.

Yankees face backlash over draft pick who drew swastika

British Foreign Secretary:

Israel’s E1 project a 'breach of international law'

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy blasts Israeli plans to build in the E1 area, calling it a "flagrant breach of international law" that undermines the two-state solution. Germany condemns as well.

Israel’s E1 project a 'breach of international law'

UN peacekeepers find Hezbollah tunnel in Lebanon

UNIFIL peacekeepers and the Lebanese Army discover a Hezbollah tunnel and unexploded munitions in southern Lebanon.

UN peacekeepers find Hezbollah tunnel in Lebanon

Iran's Foreign Minister:

'Not yet' time for nuclear talks with US

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the time for "effective" nuclear talks with the US has not yet arrived, following a pause in negotiations after Israeli and US strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.

'Not yet' time for nuclear talks with US

Texas court halts Ten Commandments mandate for schools

US judge blocks a new Texas law requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom. The ruling is a temporary injunction ahead of a likely Supreme Court battle.

Texas court halts Ten Commandments mandate for schools

'Flagrant attack'

ICC condemns latest US sanctions

The ICC strongly rejects new US sanctions against its personnel, calling them a "flagrant attack" on judicial independence and an "affront" to victims.

ICC condemns latest US sanctions

B'nai Brith to Carney:

'Palestinian statehood is premature and dangerous'

B'nai Brith Canada and other community leaders warn Prime Minister Carney that recognizing a Palestinian state at the UN is "dangerous and premature." They criticize the move as a unilateral foreign policy failure made without parliamentary approval.

'Palestinian statehood is premature and dangerous'

MK Schuster:

'Gantz would rejoin the government for hostage deal'

MK Alon Schuster confirms that Benny Gantz is considering rejoining the government, but only to ensure a majority for an anticipated hostage release deal.

'Gantz would rejoin the government for hostage deal'

Poll:

Netanyahu wins 28 seats, Religious Zionist Party gains strength

The data indicates a strengthening of Likud, which continues to dominate the political landscape. In a scenario where a right-wing, security-focused party runs, it would secure 13 seats.

Netanyahu wins 28 seats, Religious Zionist Party gains strength

Netanyahu’s request:

Shorten the timeline for conquering Gaza

The Prime Minister’s Office confirms that Netanyahu is seeking to accelerate the timeline for seizing control of Gaza’s remaining terrorist strongholds and defeating Hamas.

Shorten the timeline for conquering Gaza

Finance Minister announces tax exemption for milk imports

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to sign order exempting milk imports from tax, in attempt to resolve shortage.

Finance Minister announces tax exemption for milk imports

Netanyahu:

We need an objective committee which will investigate me as well

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlines to Triggernometry how an ideal investigative committee would operate, stressing the importance of everyone - from himself down to the last military personnel - being included.

We need an objective committee which will investigate me as well

Shocking:

Police officer stomps on protester's head

A Border Police officer was filmed kicking a haredi anti-draft protester in Bnei Brak in the head. Police: 'The incident has been referred for review.'

Police officer stomps on protester's head

Jerusalem train line to end at Ben Gurion airport

Train services between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv to be shortened temporarily; Tel Aviv Hashalom station closed, Israel Railways says.

Jerusalem train line to end at Ben Gurion airport

Of course Aliyah is a Mitzvah!

Rabbis must make the wonderful mitzvah of Aliyah a constant and central part of Jewish education. And, it goes without saying that they should make Aliyah themselves.

Of course Aliyah is a Mitzvah!

Israel's hostage dilemma in the fog of war

The moral dilemma is more complex than a battle between emotion and reason. With passionately held competing views, is there any sound basis for evaluating the ethical choices?

Israel's hostage dilemma in the fog of war

Microsoft employees occupy HQ over claims of software use in Gaza

Dozens of Microsoft workers occupied the company’s Redmond campus, demanding it end ties with Israel after reports alleged Azure technology was used for surveillance of Palestinian Arabs.

Microsoft employees occupy HQ over claims of software use in Gaza

Report:

Gantz may return to government to facilitate hostage deal

Gantz weighing return to government as Netanyahu faces right-wing pushback over proposed partial hostage deal backed by mediators.

Gantz may return to government to facilitate hostage deal

Prophecy unfolding:

V’shavu Banim L’Gevulam - the Children of Israel return home

This was not immigration that I saw this morning at the airport when 225 olim arrived. This was covenant.

V’shavu Banim L’Gevulam - the Children of Israel return home

Former Chief Rabbi warns:

Someone asked my permission to harm the A-G

Ministry of Religious Services alerts police following warning of threat to Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara's life.

Someone asked my permission to harm the A-G

Gideon's Chariots

IDF gains control over 75% of Gaza Strip in renewed operations

Since March 18, the IDF has gained control over 75% of Gaza, eliminated 2,000 terrorists including senior Hamas leaders, struck 10,000 targets, and established two key corridors.

IDF gains control over 75% of Gaza Strip in renewed operations

IDF Spokesman:

'We have entered the next phase of the war against Hamas'

IDF Spokesman Effie Defrin announces entry into phase two of Operation Gideon’s Chariots, with intensified battles in Gaza City and expanded humanitarian efforts.

'We have entered the next phase of the war against Hamas'

Haredi protesters block major roads in central Israel

Protests erupt in the Sharon area against draft dodgers' arrests, causing massive traffic jams.

Haredi protesters block major roads in central Israel

A decade later: El Al to renew Eilat-Tel Aviv flight route

El Al to offer two daily flights to Eilat, with subsidized fares for Eilat residents.

A decade later: El Al to renew Eilat-Tel Aviv flight route

Khan Yunis incident

Watch: Terrorists exit tunnel, one is eliminated

Footage shows militants emerging from a tunnel intending to attack soldiers in Khan Yunis, and elimination of one of them who tried to escape.

Watch: Terrorists exit tunnel, one is eliminated

Southern Command Chief slams: IDF has been sucked into politics

Major General Yaniv Asor highlights challenges in public trust, manpower issues, and the need for a large, well-equipped army.

Southern Command Chief slams: IDF has been sucked into politics

Report:

Terrorist who forced hostage to kiss him eliminated

Gazan sources reported that Ghassan Salot, the terrorist who forced captivity survivor Omer Shem Tov to kiss his forehead during his release ceremony, was eliminated in Dir al-Balah

Terrorist who forced hostage to kiss him eliminated

'An alliance of believers'

Israel reopens embassy in Zambia after 52 years

After five decades, Israel restores its diplomatic presence in Lusaka, with FM Gideon Sa’ar calling Zambia a key partner and ally rooted in shared faith and values.

Israel reopens embassy in Zambia after 52 years

Fell for Hamas propaganda?

Rabbis call on Israel to prevent 'starvation', 'settler violence'

Over 80 rabbis who associate with left-leaning Orthodox Judaism signed a letter on Gaza urging Israel to prevent mass hunger and condemning Jewish residents in Judea and Samaria.

Rabbis call on Israel to prevent 'starvation', 'settler violence'

Cases against US and Israel

Trump admin. sanctions four more ICC officials

According to the State Department, two ICC judges and two deputy prosecutors were sanctioned for efforts to investigate and prosecute US and Israeli nationals.

Trump admin. sanctions four more ICC officials

Desecrating the Six Million:

The rehabilitation of a Nazi Collaborator

Pope Pius XII, the wartime pope who signed Hitler’s first international treaty, remained silent while the Jews of Europe were gassed, and presided over a Church that refused to return Jewish children to their surviving families after the Holocaust, has been whitewashed by the Daily Wire. Why? Opinion.

The rehabilitation of a Nazi Collaborator

Hope for Nechama: Help save a baby’s life

At just one year old, Nechama is battling liver cancer. Her only chance for a future depends on urgent treatment in Houston.

Hope for Nechama: Help save a baby’s life

Footage from Khan Yunis:

IDF tank crushes terrorist before he manages to launch RPG at it

Footage filmed the attempted abduction of IDF soldiers in Khan Yunis shows an IDF tank running over a terrorist who aimed an RPG at it.

IDF tank crushes terrorist before he manages to launch RPG at it

Israel to add two Boeing refueling aircraft to IDF fleet

New contract to expand IDF's refueling fleet to six KC-46 aircraft, enhancing the IAF's long-range capabilities.

Israel to add two Boeing refueling aircraft to IDF fleet

Fmr. Navy chief:

Israel can not make a partial deal

R. Adm. (res.) Eliezer Marom warned that Israel cannot afford a partial deal with Hamas, stressing that only a full offensive or comprehensive agreement will prevent the terror group from regrouping.

Israel can not make a partial deal




























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