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Over 250 terrorists eliminated

IDF uncovers Hezbollah propaganda cameras

162nd Division dismantled over 405 terrorist infrastructures, and located more than 1,000 weapons and munitions items in the Forward Defense Area.

IDF uncovers Hezbollah propaganda cameras

Netanyahu: Every time Milei comes something big happens

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with President of Argentina, Javier Milei, in Jerusalem. The two leaders will issue statements to the media and sign agreements.

Netanyahu: Every time Milei comes something big happens

Iran’s dual system: Oligarchy at the top, kleptocracy below

A deep dive into Iran’s power structure, economic capture, and social rupture. Opinion.

Iran’s dual system: Oligarchy at the top, kleptocracy below

Israeli flags to be flown on Temple Mount - despite threats

Temple Mount groups urge Independence Day visits with Israeli flags, while the Palestinian Authority warns of escalation over the planned move.

Israeli flags to be flown on Temple Mount - despite threats

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Netanyahu draws with fallen soldier's son

Ahead of Memorial Day, the Prime Minister shared his personal pain in a meeting with bereaved families and delivered a message of Hope for the future.

Netanyahu draws with fallen soldier's son

British police investigating:

Was Iran behind series of attacks on Jewish sites?

Counterterror police probe suspected Iranian proxy links as a series of arson attacks targeting synagogues and Jewish-linked sites shake north London

Was Iran behind series of attacks on Jewish sites?

New report reveals optimism among Jewish youth

A new Jewish Agency report finds strong optimism among young Jews worldwide despite rising antisemitism, highlighting resilience and deep ties to Israel.

New report reveals optimism among Jewish youth

Raz Hershko takes European champion for second time

Israeli judoka Raz Hershko won the European Judo Championships today (Sunday) for the second time in her career.

Raz Hershko takes European champion for second time

Ahead of Independence Day: Israel in numbers

Israel’s population reaches over 10.2 million ahead of Independence Day, reflecting rapid growth driven by high birth rates, aliyah, and longevity.

Ahead of Independence Day: Israel in numbers

Smotrich In Sa-Nur:

Conquer Gaza and settle it

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich laid out his vision for Israel’s ongoing multi-front campaign during a speech reopening the town of Sa-Nur in northern Samaria.

Conquer Gaza and settle it

Following ceasefire:

The IDF's forward defense line in Lebanon

Five divisions, alongside Israeli Navy forces, are operating concurrently south of the Forward Defense Line in southern Lebanon.

The IDF's forward defense line in Lebanon

Torah study and Bible tours

Changes to the Shin Bet under David Zini

A report details internal and operational changes within the Shin Bet under Director David Zini, including policy shifts and cultural adjustments.

Changes to the Shin Bet under David Zini

'No more Mr. Nice Guy!'

Trump's warning to Iran

President Trump says Iran fired on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, violated a ceasefire, and faces potential US strikes as talks head to Pakistan.

Trump's warning to Iran

Netanyahu to the torchbearers: 'We have passed a huge test'

Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister Regev met with the torchbearers. The PM emphasized the importance of standing firm against Iran and the heroism of the IDF soldiers.

Netanyahu to the torchbearers: 'We have passed a huge test'

“A Paradise on Earth"

Milei’s vision of freedom and faith in the heart of Jerusalem

The President of Argentina arrived on his third official visit to Israel. In keeping with his personal tradition, his first destination immediately after landing was the Western Wall.

Milei’s vision of freedom and faith in the heart of Jerusalem

Are you holding your phone or is it holding you?

This 30-Day WhatsApp challenge will reclaim your life, By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Are you holding your phone or is it holding you?

Ahead of Yom Ha'atzmaut:

Dozens of new olim from North America

About 50 immigrants arrived from North America this week; with over 540 since the start of the year, and 4,100+ immigration files opened.

Dozens of new olim from North America

From Aliyah to Sderot:

I built a life of Torah, challenge, and faith

Rabbanit Mechi Fendel speaks passionately about aliyah, living in Sderot, and how war, personal illness, and life's challenges built her belief that 'Israel is not just a place; it is home, and the stage on which history, faith, and daily life continue to unfold.'

I built a life of Torah, challenge, and faith

Latin American lawmakers unite in confronting antisemitism

Lawmakers from across Latin America convened in Montevideo last week for the First Congress of the Latin American Coalition of Legislators Against Antisemitism, aimed at developing a coordinated strategy to combat rising Jew-hatred across the continent.

Latin American lawmakers unite in confronting antisemitism

“Stolen house & baby"

The innocent photo that became a global incitement campaign

Media personality Elchanan Shkolnik found himself at the center of a modern blood libel after an innocent post he shared on X “exploded" among hostile audiences worldwide.

The innocent photo that became a global incitement campaign

150 Hezbollah terrorists eliminated before ceasefire

In the 24 hours preceding the ceasefire, more than 150 Hezbollah terrorists were eliminated and approximately 300 terrorist infrastructures in Lebanon were attacked.

150 Hezbollah terrorists eliminated before ceasefire

Soldier with a soul:

'I lost a son, I lost an asset, a treasure for everyone'

Sari, mother of Staff Sgt. Barak Kalfon, who fell in southern Lebanon, says he saw his service as a personal mission, repeatedly volunteered for reserves, and faithfully led his comrades in battle.

'I lost a son, I lost an asset, a treasure for everyone'

Nighttime drama at sea

Maritime police rescue surfer swept away off Herzliya

According to the police, the surfer was carried away after entering the sea in rough conditions. He was located during searches using lighting equipment and rescued safely, unharmed.

Maritime police rescue surfer swept away off Herzliya

Despite Hezbollah:

Why Israel should hold talks with Lebanon

Dr. Dan Diker, President of the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, says Israel-Lebanon talks are symbolically important but constrained by Hezbollah’s influence and unlikely to lead to full disarmament.

Why Israel should hold talks with Lebanon

Jewish businesses set on fire in London

The Metropolitan Police has launched an investigation after Jewish businesses were set on fire on Friday night in Hendon, a Jewish area in northwest London. An Islamist group claimed responsibility.

Jewish businesses set on fire in London

Arkia is here to stay: Nonstop New York-Tel Aviv flights resume

Israel's Arkia Airlines has restored its direct JFK-Tel Aviv service aboard a wide-body Airbus A330 - offering travelers a reliable, comfortable connection between the two cities, without layovers or detours.

Arkia is here to stay: Nonstop New York-Tel Aviv flights resume

IRGC calls foreign minister “idiot" in rare radio broadcast

A leaked Iranian naval transmission reveals Revolutionary Guards openly insulting Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi while threatening to attack vessels attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz without approval.

IRGC calls foreign minister “idiot" in rare radio broadcast

IDF freedom of action limited

Threat in Lebanon continues despite ceasefire

The serious incidents over the past weekend show that even during the ceasefire in Lebanon, the security situation on the ground remains complex and dangerous for IDF soldiers.

Threat in Lebanon continues despite ceasefire

Yesha Council CEO: “A disgraceful arrest"

Omer Rahamim, CEO of the Yesha Council, criticized the denial of access to a lawyer for a reserve soldier suspected of killing an Arab. “I call on the Shin Bet to stop this questionable practice," he said.

Yesha Council CEO: “A disgraceful arrest"

Gordon brothers' knockout in Lithuania

Ruach Hashem Gordon edged a dramatic win and dedicated it to IDF soldiers; his brother Ahavat Hashem followed with a quick first-round knockout.

Gordon brothers' knockout in Lithuania

Jack Engelhard:

Historic exchange between Engelhard and NY Times

Years ago I threw out a letter to Abe Rosenthal, then editor in chief at The New York Times, and surprisingly, he answered. Turns out, he was the boss, but was surrounded by people like Tom Friedman and needed to vent.

Historic exchange between Engelhard and NY Times

The ashes were still warm:

When Israel’s flag rose over the ruins of Europe

In a displaced persons camp in Salzburg, just days after the 5th of Iyar 5708, Holocaust survivors did not merely hear that the Jewish state had been declared. They saw redemption take form before their eyes.

When Israel’s flag rose over the ruins of Europe

US intelligence report reveals

This is what remains of Iran’s drone array

According to a report in The New York Times, despite the heavy blows it has suffered, Tehran still retains 60% of its missile launchers and 40% of its drone capabilities.

This is what remains of Iran’s drone array

Yo acuso!

The 1492 expulsion of Jews formalized the redefinition of the Jew, who had contributed so much to Spain, from neighbor to threat. People removed not only from land, but from legitimacy, just as Pedro Sanchez is doing today, having learned nothing. Opinion.

Yo acuso!

Report:

North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles off east coast

North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles toward the sea off its east coast on Sunday, its seventh launch this year and fourth in April.

North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles off east coast

Hezbollah leader warns:

'No one-sided ceasefire, we will respond to violations'

Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem says the ceasefire with Israel requires a complete halt to aggression, warning the group will retaliate against any Israeli violations in southern Lebanon.

'No one-sided ceasefire, we will respond to violations'

Cleared for publication:

Sergeant First Class (Res.) Lidor Porat fell in southern Lebanon

Sergeant First Class (Res.) Lidor Porat, from Ashdod, a soldier in the 7106th Battalion, 769th Regional Brigade, fell during combat in southern Lebanon. Nine soldiers injured, including one seriously.

Sergeant First Class (Res.) Lidor Porat fell in southern Lebanon

Kamala Harris claims Netanyahu dragged Trump into Iran war

Former US Vice President claims that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pulled President Donald Trump into the Iran war, criticizes the Trump administration as the most corrupt in US history.

Kamala Harris claims Netanyahu dragged Trump into Iran war

Trump praises Israel

'They are courageous, bold, and loyal'

President Trump praises Israel as a “great ally" in a post on Truth Social, calling it courageous, bold, loyal and smart.

'They are courageous, bold, and loyal'

Iranian speaker:

'Talks with US advancing, but gaps remain'

Iranian Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf acknowledged “progress" in negotiations with the US, but warns a “big distance" remains between the two sides.

'Talks with US advancing, but gaps remain'

Emily Damari's revenge on the terrorist who held her captive

Captivity survivor Emily Damari shares how she avenged her captor's abuse of fellow hostage Romi Gonen. 'They didn't think anyone would get revenge on them in that way.'

Emily Damari's revenge on the terrorist who held her captive

Danon attacks France: 'How much did you pay Iran?'

Israel’s ambassador, Danny Danon, sharply criticized France and raised allegations about its conduct towards the Iranian closure.

Danon attacks France: 'How much did you pay Iran?'

After 44 years: Suspect in France terror attack extradited

Palestinian Authority extradites suspect in restaurant massacre to France, French President Emmanuel Macron praises recognition of 'Palestinian state.'

After 44 years: Suspect in France terror attack extradited

Five dead in Ukraine shooting

Deadly shooting in Kyiv leaves five dead, as gunman takes hostages before being killed by security forces in dramatic standoff.

Five dead in Ukraine shooting

‘Denial museum’ sparks outrage at Jedwabne massacre site

New ‘information center’ in Polish town denies murders of Jews by local Poles in 1941.

‘Denial museum’ sparks outrage at Jedwabne massacre site

Turkey's economic takeover of Syria has already begun

What is unfolding is the systematic embedding of Turkish institutional infrastructure into Syrian economic life at a moment when Damascus is too weak, too dependent, and too ideologically aligned with Ankara to resist. Opinion.

Turkey's economic takeover of Syria has already begun

Minister demands end to ads for alternative memorial ceremony

Communications Minister Dr. Shlomo Karhi called on the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation to immediately stop airing an advertisement for the Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day ceremony across all its platforms.

Minister demands end to ads for alternative memorial ceremony

Meghan Markle meets Hanukkah shooting survivor in Sydney

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle meet with survivors of Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting in Sydney.

Meghan Markle meets Hanukkah shooting survivor in Sydney

French court: Nanny poisoning case not antisemitic

French appeals court rejects antisemitism charge in poisoning of Jewish family by nanny.

French court: Nanny poisoning case not antisemitic

Revivim:

A mezuzah in an elevator

In our time, when the elevator has become the accepted way of entering homes, it is appropriate to affix a mezuzah there.

A mezuzah in an elevator

They say it is a ceasefire

We understand only too well that ceasefire means nothing to terrorists. It only gives them time to reorganize until the next round. Opinion.

They say it is a ceasefire

Elderly man who murdered wife found dead in car

Man, 89, who confessed to murdering five-year-old son before murdering wife, found lifeless near Eilat.

Elderly man who murdered wife found dead in car

Antisemitism and Antizionism:

Bywords for ressentiment

The intensity of the frenzy is not proportional to Israel’s misdeeds; it is directly proportional to Israel’s success.Opinion.

Bywords for ressentiment

All schools to reopen, starting Sunday

Following Home Front Command's changes to directives, Education Minister Yoav Kisch declares all educational institutions fully open and functioning as usual, beginning Sunday.

All schools to reopen, starting Sunday

Serious espionage investigation in IAF

A major and deeply concerning espionage case has come to light, involving a suspected network operating within the IDF on behalf of Iranian intelligence.

Serious espionage investigation in IAF

Reservist Barak Kalfon, 48, fell in southern Lebanon

Command Sergeant Major (Res.) Barak Kalfon, aged 48, succumbed to his wounds after being injured during combat in southern Lebanon.

Reservist Barak Kalfon, 48, fell in southern Lebanon