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is unity across diversity possible?

Is success possible without strategic unification?

Focusing on "hatred-inspiring and genocide-justifying fabrications" repeatedly and uniformly across different organizations fighting anti-Zionism and antisemitism will ensure that this most strategic set of responses will be expressed repeatedly. Opinion.

One year after murder:

Sisters of Eden Yerushalmi remember her as ‘hero, full of life’

The family of Eden Yerushalmi, abducted from the Nova Festival and murdered with five other hostages in Hamas captivity, gathered at her grave to honor her life and memory.

'Judenrat, beast!':

Likud MK removed for hurling abuse at court marshals

MK Tally Gotliv removed from a hearing on the Qatar-gate scandal in the Lod District Court this morning after a clash with a court marshal.

Fallen reservist's excavator returns to service in Gaza

The excavator bought by fallen IDF reservist Master Sgt. Abraham Azulay returned to Gaza to destroy terror structures, continuing the mission he began before his heroic death.

A law-based assessment:

Jihadi criminality and Israeli self-defense

International law is not a suicide pact. Even amid long-enduring world-system anarchy, such law offers a binding body of rules and procedures that permits a beleaguered state to express an "inherent right of self-defense." Opinion.

Amazon removes T-shirts with 'Palestine Action' slogans

The online retail giant dropped the shirts after a warning from UK Lawyers For Israel that the shirts could be considered to encourage illegal actions, exposing the company to liability.

Crackdown on draft dodgers:

Yeshiva student arrested in the middle of the night

A Nezer Yisrael yeshiva student was arrested overnight in Or Yehuda, as haredi leaders accuse authorities of targeting yeshiva students during sensitive Draft Law discussions.

Finance Ministry announces sweeping cuts to fund the war

The government will convene today (Tuesday) to approve an increase to the 2025 state budget of roughly NIS 31 billion for war-related expenses - as well as cuts to coalition funds and a 3.55% reduction across all government offices.

‘A home away from home’:

The Raphael Recanati International School cares for every student

At Reichman University’s Raphael Recanati International School, academic excellence goes hand in hand with personal care, where staff members ensure that students not only succeed, but feel truly at home in Israel.

Netanyahu vs Australian PM:

'Weak politician who betrayed Israel, abandoned Australia's Jews'

Following a series of anti-Israel government decisions and a rise in antisemitism in the country, Prime Minister Netanyahu opens up about Australia's Prime Minister.

Vienna:

Uber driver assaults Jewish family, forces them out of vehicle

A Jewish family in Vienna was forced out of an Uber and the father assaulted after the driver shouted antisemitic slurs; the IKG Wien condemned the attack as a warning for Europe.

Bar-Ilan University in turmoil over war in Gaza

A petition signed by over 150 faculty members at Bar-Ilan University criticized the conduct of IDF soldiers in Gaza, drawing a counter-statement from 150 other faculty.

‘Guantanamo’

Supreme Court lashes out at Ben-Gvir over prison conditions

In a closed Supreme Court hearing, justices sharply criticized the state over Minister Ben-Gvir’s decision to bar Red Cross visits to imprisoned Hamas terrorists, warning of global damage.

Trauma expert calls Israelis 'worse than Nazis'

Dr. Bessel Van Der Kolk, a world expert on trauma, attacked Israel during a lecture at the Omega Institute in New York.

Watch:

Foreign Minister unloads on Australian government to Erin Molan

Foreign Minister Gideon Saar condemned the Australian government for refusing a visa to Israelis in an interview with Erin Molan.

Minister Sa'ar leaves to Africa to open embassy in Zambia

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar will inaugurate Israel’s embassy in Zambia during a diplomatic visit aimed at deepening ties, marking Israel’s renewed presence in Africa after decades.

Hamas: US will guarantee deal's implementation

A Hamas advisor said hostage deal talks would begin with a ceasefire, stressing US guarantees but no disarmament clause, while Taher al-Nunu called the proposal a compromise.

Giulio Meotti:

32 Christians are killed per day, but the West sees only Gaza

No one has ever heard of Western flotillas headed to Nigeria, Congo, or Syria, where Christians and Druze are slaughtered like chickens. Opinion.

Help the capital's needy:

The Darker Side of Jerusalem You’ve Never Seen

Tourists see markets and landmarks, but 2,160 Jerusalem homes are battling food shortages this summer — families opening empty fridges while visitors stroll the Old City.

Minister Dermer's secret visit to the UAE

Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer recently met secretly with senior officials in the UAE, leading a diplomatic delegation.

It’s collaboration in killing, not “medical aid in dying”

Word laundering has turned a lethal NYS bill that needs the governor's signature into something that reads like it is a socially acceptable measure. Here is the truth while it can still be stopped.

Empty words

Now, as in 2005, empty words tout failed solutions. Peace was not achieved by giving the Palestinian Arabs Gush Katif, nor will it be achieved by givng them a state. Opinion.

Iran defiantly continues talks with IAEA after Israeli strikes

Iran says it will continue nuclear talks with the IAEA despite a recent Israeli-American bombing campaign that destroyed key sites.

Norway's wealth fund excludes more Israeli companies

Norway's $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund will exclude six more Israeli companies, adding to the growing list of divestments.

Falsehoods and inaccuracies:

Albanese and Wong shame Australia

Exposing the falsehoods in Australia’s Prime Minister Albanese and Foreign Minister Wong's announcement that Australia will recognise the 'State of Palestine' at the 80th Session of the UN General Assembly in September. Opinion.

UN Security Council debates future of UNIFIL in Lebanon

The UN Security Council is debating a French-drafted resolution to ultimately withdraw the UNIFIL peacekeeping force from Lebanon. Israel and the US reportedly oppose the plan, arguing the force is crucial to prevent Hezbollah's expansion.

Could face terror charges

Prominent Irish author backs banned anti-Israel group

Author Sally Rooney faces UK terror charges for funding the proscribed group Palestine Action. She defiantly vows to use her book earnings to support the organization, which was banned for destructive acts and violence.

Medic who treated Idan Amedi:

'There was an explosion, Idan was lying there, not breathing'

Dr. Tuvia Book, who treated Idan Amedi following his severe injury in Gaza, recounts the dramatic rescue and the emotional reunion at the singer’s recent performance.

Australia:

Jewish leaders outraged after government blocks MK Rothman

Australian Jewish Association says the government’s move to cancel visa of MK Simcha Rothman at the last minute is "viciously antisemitic," alleges the government is hostile to Jewish and Israeli visitors.

Abbas to prepare temporary constitution for Palestinian state

PA chairman issues a decree to draft a temporary constitution for use during the transitional phase leading to the establishment of a Palestinian state.

New hope for Ukraine:

Trump arranging Putin-Zelenskyy summit

President Trump announces he is arranging a direct meeting between Presidents Putin and Zelenskyy to negotiate an end to the nearly four-year-long war in Ukraine. The announcement follows a day of high-level meetings at the White House.

Amit Segal:

'Hamas's response proves - military pressure brings hostages'

Political commentator Amit Segal says the Prime Minister is keeping the option of a partial deal with Hamas open, even as those close to him claim his focus is on conquering Gaza.

'Neve Habashan'

Families cross into Syria in bid to establish new community

Families from Samaria attempt to establish a new community, Neve Habashan, in the Syrian Golan Heights. A cornerstone was laid and a memorial established in honor of fallen soldier Yehudah Dror Yahalom.

Zuk steps down

Israeli cybersecurity pioneer leaves Palo Alto

Nir Zuk, Israeli founder of Palo Alto Networks and an IDF veteran, retires after 20 years. The cybersecurity visionary, who pioneered the next-gen firewall, hands off his CTO role to Lee Klarich, marking a new chapter for the company.

Silman cuts millions to NGOs accused of posing as green org's

Environmental NGOs petitioned the Supreme Court after Minister Idit Silman froze NIS 11 million in aid, saying funds were misused by political groups; the Ministry cites war priorities.

Fact check

Arabic social media flooded with fake anti-Israel claims

AFP reveales fabricated posts on Arabic social media falsely claiming Israeli officers were arrested in Europe and misusing unrelated videos to spread anti-Israel propaganda.

Chief of Staff: We are at a turning point in the war

At an operational lessons conference in the Gaza Division attended by Netanyahu and Katz, the Chief of Staff presented an updated assessment and emphasized that the IDF is at a turning point ahead of the next phase.

Tzohar: Diaspora Jews must not replace Israeli army service

In response to the IDF’s plan to recruit from abroad, Tzohar stresses that Diaspora support is valuable but cannot replace Israeli citizens' duty to serve.

Israeli source

'Israel's demand for the release of all hostages unchanged'

Amid reports Hamas has accepted a deal to release half of the hostages who are still alive, Israeli official says the country still rejects partial deals that do not free all of the hostages.

Regardless of developments

Report: Israeli tanks advancing on Gaza City

Saudi outlet al-Hadath reported Monday that Israeli strikes in Gaza continue, with IDF tanks advancing toward Gaza City’s Sabara neighborhood under heavy aerial cover.

Israel receives Hamas response to ceasefire proposal

A senior Arab official said that the proposal includes a kilometer withdrawal in northern and eastern Gaza, the release of 200 terrorists serving significant sentences in exchange for ten living hostages.

Netanyahu

'Hamas is under enormous pressure'

PM visited the Gaza Division, where he praised the IDF's achievements and emphasized that Hamas is under heavy pressure, while presenting plans for the operation in Gaza City.

GHF launches aid reservation system to ease Gaza distribution

In a step toward improving distribution fairness and accessibility, GHF's new program allows pre-registration for food aid to reduce wait times and ensure reliability.

Hostages' Families Forum declares second day of disruptions

The Hostages’ Families Forum announced another nationwide day of disruption this Sunday under the banner 'Israel Stops Again,' culminating in a mass evening rally in Tel Aviv.

Defense Minister

'Fear we'd conquer Gaza brought Hamas back to negotiating table'

Amid reports Hamas has given a positive response to the latest ceasefire proposal, Minister Israel Katz says the threat of an IDF operation in Gaza City allowed diplomacy to resume.

Part I: Origins

Islamic vs. Judeo-Christian and Greco-Roman worlds

An ongoing religious, cultural, historical, military struggle and rivalry.

Rothman to Arutz Sheva:

Australia ‘didn’t ban me, it banned Israel and the Jews’

MK Simcha Rothman tells Arutz Sheva his Australian visa was canceled due to Muslim community threats, accusing Canberra of appeasing terror and 'banning Israel, not just me.'

Report

Hamas responds positively to latest ceasefire proposal

Amid preparations in Israel for the potential takeover of Gaza City, sources reported that Hamas has submitted its response to the Egyptian-Qatari proposal, which includes the phased release of hostages, a gradual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, and a 60-day ceasefire backed by US guarantees.

Again

Severe power outages at Negev IDF base

About 200 soldiers serving in combat reconnaissance units report a full day without electricity, cold water, or air conditioning at the reconnaissance base. The IDF provides a version different from the soldiers’ account.

Lapid proposes response to Palestinian state recognition

Opposition leader Yair Lapid blasted the government ahead of talks on expected recognition of a Palestinian state, calling it Israel’s worst diplomatic failure and urging a new approach.

Families Plead With Trump:

Legacy could be ending Gaza, Ukraine wars

Families of Israelis held in Gaza urged President Trump to seize the moment and achieve a 'deal of all deals' to end both the Gaza and Ukraine wars and secure the hostages’ release.

Minister Barkat

'Emirates plan an excellent alternative to Palestinian state'

Economy Minister Nir Barkat tells Arutz Sheva the proposal of creating “Emirates” in Judea and Samaria is the best option for all parties in the long run and has the best chance of success.

President Trump:

'Hostages will return only when Hamas is destroyed'

In a social media post, the US President tied the fate of hostages held by Hamas to the group's total military defeat, urging swift and decisive action.

Proposal presented to Hamas

Release of hostages and humanitarian aid

Arabic media reports Hamas has until this evening to respond to proposal for the release of 10 living hostages and 18 bodies of hostages.

The 21st century Crusade to Jerusalem

The entire West, apart from the US & few Eastern European countries such as Hungary, the Czech Republic and Bulgaria - these modern righteous gentiles - has launched an open crusade against the state that became the victim of a massacre unheard of in modern history. Opinion.

Australia's punishment for revoking MK Rothman's visa

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar announces decision to revoke visas of Australian representatives to the Palestinian Authority.