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Iranian FM:

'Our good faith was met with a blockade'

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claims Tehran negotiated in good faith during talks with the US in Pakistan, but US "maximalism, shifting goalposts, and blockade" derailed an agreement.

'Our good faith was met with a blockade'

Two IDF soldiers moderately injured in southern Lebanon

Two soldiers from 98th Division moderately injured from the impact of a rocket in southern Lebanon. The two have been evacuated to hospital for medical treatment.

Two IDF soldiers moderately injured in southern Lebanon

Campus Antisemitism:

Harvard and Columbia's deep-rooted Jewish Problem

Harvard's "deliberate indifference" to campus antisemitism began long before October 7, 2023 and shows no signs of being corrected, while for the entire 21st century, Columbia University has been ground zero of academia's anti-Israel problem. Opinion.

Harvard and Columbia's deep-rooted Jewish Problem

CENTCOM announces:

Total blockade of Iranian ports starting Monday morning

US Central Command will enforce a complete naval blockade on all maritime traffic entering or exiting Iranian ports starting Monday at 10:00 a.m. ET, following President Trump’s order after failed US-Iran talks in Pakistan.

Total blockade of Iranian ports starting Monday morning

Giulio Meotti:

Will all of Europe soon be a no-go wasteland?

Ten years ago Donald Trump shocked the respectable classes by stating that “no-go zones" were emerging in Europe. By now, it is an open secret, the number growing daily. Opinion.

Will all of Europe soon be a no-go wasteland?

Historic upset in Hungarian elections

After about 50% of votes were counted, Péter Magyar's party is predicted to secure more than two-thirds of the seats in parliament, while Orbán's ruling party collapses.

Historic upset in Hungarian elections

Assessment

Home Front Command to tighten restrictions on Independence Day

The government will convene to extend the special state of emergency on the home front. Assessments are growing that additional restrictions will be imposed ahead of Independence Day.

Home Front Command to tighten restrictions on Independence Day

Israel prepares renewed campaign in Iran in coordination with US

Israel is waiting for a “green light" from President Donald Trump to strike national infrastructure and energy facilities in Iran, following the failure of negotiations in Pakistan.

Israel prepares renewed campaign in Iran in coordination with US

Appointment Approved:

Roman Gofman to be next head of the Mossad

The advisory committee approved the appointment of the prime minister’s military secretary as head of the Mossad for Intelligence and Special Operations. Gofman will begin his five-year term on June 2.

Roman Gofman to be next head of the Mossad

Police confiscate loudspeakers from a mosque in the Negev

Residents in Tel Sheva are outraged over the confiscation of loudspeakers and a sound system from a local mosque.

Police confiscate loudspeakers from a mosque in the Negev

Netanyahu in Lebanon:

'The war continues, there is still work to do'

Prime Minister Netanyahu visited southern Lebanon today with the Defense Minister and the Chief of Staff and announced that there was far more to do against Hezbollah.

'The war continues, there is still work to do'

Minister Katz announces Operation “Silver Plow" in Lebanon

During a visit to southern Lebanon, the Defense Minister unveiled a strategy to remove the anti-tank threat: “We are taking down the houses that have become terror outposts-just like in Gaza."

Minister Katz announces Operation “Silver Plow" in Lebanon

Terrorist who abducted Hersh Goldberg-Polin eliminated

The IDF and the ISA eliminated a terrorist cell that posed a threat to IDF troops in the central Gaza Strip: Among those eliminated, a terrorist who took part in the abduction of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Alon Ohel, Eliya Cohen, and Or Levy from a bomb shelter in Re’im.

Terrorist who abducted Hersh Goldberg-Polin eliminated

Nikki Haley on Iranian uranium

'This is a special forces mission'

Former US Amb. to the UN tells CNN that 'Trump is showing he‘s not going to wait around for talks anymore' with move to blockade the Strait of Hormuz.

'This is a special forces mission'

Otzma Yehudit MK tells Trump 'shoot, don't quack'

Fogel hinted to Trump that he should follow through on his tough threats against Iran, writing 'Donald, if you need to shoot - shoot.'

Otzma Yehudit MK tells Trump 'shoot, don't quack'

Bennett’s party threatens lawsuit against Likud

Bennett’s party sent a warning letter ahead of a lawsuit following claims that new recruit Keren Turner had been a member of the organization “Brothers in Arms."

Bennett’s party threatens lawsuit against Likud

Woman indicted for running down man in cafe

According to the indictment, the driver suddenly accelerated, crossed the road and struck Michael Waldman, who was sitting outside a café in Kfar Saba.

Woman indicted for running down man in cafe

Finance Ministry reveals cost of Operation Roaring Lion

The Finance Ministry published an estimate of the costs of Operation Roaring Lion. The trial was approximately 35 billion shekels, of which the bulk went to procurements and reservist mobilization.

Finance Ministry reveals cost of Operation Roaring Lion

Hezbollah weapons cache found in hospital

Hezbollah terrorists were identified conducting surveillance from a hospital window in Bint Jbeil and firing towards IDF soldiers in the area.

Hezbollah weapons cache found in hospital

Pride is our Shield, but organizing is our Sword

The very tools used against the community should be used to empower it. The Jewish community cannot afford the cynicism that says nothing can be done. Opinion.

Pride is our Shield, but organizing is our Sword

Trump announces a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz

The U.S. president ordered the American Navy to block all vessels in the strait and seize ships that paid “protection money" to Iran. “The Iranians are carrying out global extortion."

Trump announces a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz

The IDF's unusual response to the Cabinet Secretary

The IDF issued an unusual clarification after the Cabinet Secretary's remarks, emphasizing that the Chief of Staff did not express support for a specific conscription law but rather presented the need for a broad legislative response to the needs of the army.

The IDF's unusual response to the Cabinet Secretary

Golani avenges fallen comrade

Soldiers of Golani's 13th Battalion returned to the site in southern Lebanon where they lost a comrade and killed the terrorists responsible.

Golani avenges fallen comrade

Israel’s generation of heroes

Our heroes have shown our enemes and the nations of the world sitting on the sidelines, what it means to be Jewish, what it means to be a proud Israeli, what it means to be a true military professional, and what it means to be the best at what you do. Opinion.

Israel’s generation of heroes

'Great miracles'

Daniel Sherman leaves hospital on two feet after deadly attack

Daniel Sherman, who lost his brother, Yehuda, and was severely injured in a ramming attack in Samaria, was discharged from the hospital after three weeks.

Daniel Sherman leaves hospital on two feet after deadly attack

Bricks are not a memorial site:

Gat family home in Kibbutz Be'eri demolished

Gat family home in Be’eri demolished during rehabilitation efforts after 10/7 massacre, with the family choosing to commemorate their loved ones through a new social initiative.

Gat family home in Kibbutz Be'eri demolished

'Strengthens Trump and Bibi'

Thomas Friedman's Iran dilemma

NYT columnist says that while he supports the downfall of the Iranian regime, he would not want to see it politically strengthen the leaders of the US and Israel, who he called 'terrible, terrible people.'

Thomas Friedman's Iran dilemma

Iran says US fell short in key Pakistan negotiations

Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf said the US failed to gain trust in Pakistan talks, as negotiations ended without agreement.

Iran says US fell short in key Pakistan negotiations

I feel like the land owner:

Itamar Ben Gvir visits Temple Mount

Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visits the Temple Mount with Rabbi Elisha Wolfson, says he observes a significant change in conditions at the site and calls for continued efforts to expand Jewish presence.

Itamar Ben Gvir visits Temple Mount

Bad example:

Instructor and student caught on phones during driving lesson

Police recorded a driving instructor and his student using their phones while driving. The driver was fined.

Instructor and student caught on phones during driving lesson

Judea and Samaria:

8 communities, including Ganim and Kadim, officially recognized

Ministry of Interior grants official recognition to eight additional communities in Judea and Samaria, including Ganim and Kadim.

8 communities, including Ganim and Kadim, officially recognized

'Can tear the rope'

Ben-Gvir warns of possible constitutional crisis

Ahead of a Supreme Court hearing, Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir warned that efforts to dismiss him could trigger a constitutional crisis.

Ben-Gvir warns of possible constitutional crisis

Breakthrough:

Four arrested in the murder of teenager Evyatar Azarzar

Police arrest four suspects, some known to the police, in the murder of 18-year-old Evyatar Azarzar, six years after he was shot and killed.

Four arrested in the murder of teenager Evyatar Azarzar

'Classified security reasons'

Prosecution agrees to postpone Netanyahu's testimony

Prosecutor's office does not oppose Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's request not to testify this week in the cases against him.

Prosecution agrees to postpone Netanyahu's testimony

Searches continue to locate boy who drowned off Netanya coast

At first light, search efforts were resumed and intensified for Avraham Yeshayahu ben Shoshana, who drowned on Friday evening at Tsanz Beach in Netanya and has been missing since.

Searches continue to locate boy who drowned off Netanya coast

US Navy ships transit Hormuz Strait

CENTCOM says two US Navy guided-missile destroyers conducted operations to remove mines laid by Iran in the vital sea passage.

US Navy ships transit Hormuz Strait

Hungary:

Orbán's regime at risk as country's citizens vote in elections

Citizens of Hungary are heading to the polls in what is being described as the most crucial election in the past 15 years, with surveys predicting a victory for the main rival of longtime Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

Orbán's regime at risk as country's citizens vote in elections

Netanyahu in direct clash with Supreme Court

Prime Minister Netanyahu submitted his response to the petition seeking the removal of National Security Minister Ben-Gvir, claiming it was not in the Supreme Court's authority to do so.

Netanyahu in direct clash with Supreme Court

Tulkarm:

IDF destroys lab manufacturing charges targeting IDF forces

Yahalom combat engineers raided a weapons production compound in a refugee camp, where approximately 200 pipe bombs and gas canisters intended for attacks on IDF vehicles were discovered.

IDF destroys lab manufacturing charges targeting IDF forces

Hostage survivors to participate in March of the Living

A delegation of Holocaust and Hamas hostage survivors will join the March of the Living in Poland, following concern of cancelation due to the war.

Hostage survivors to participate in March of the Living

Footage from Lebanon:

Launcher destroyed moments before firing missile at Israel

IDF identifies missile launcher in the area of Jouaiyya in southern Lebanon and eliminates it in rapid closure cycle, thwarting launch before it could be carried out.

Launcher destroyed moments before firing missile at Israel

US moves against Iranians linked to hostage crisis propagandist

Three Iranian nationals were detained after Secretary of State Marco Rubio revoked their residency over ties to figures linked to the 1979 US Embassy hostage crisis.

US moves against Iranians linked to hostage crisis propagandist

Jack Engelhard:

The campaign to blame Israel

Have you forgotten what happens on a day when Israel relaxes? Opinion.

The campaign to blame Israel

London:

Over 500 arrested in protest supporting banned Palestine Action

More than 500 people arrested in central London during a demonstration supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action.

Over 500 arrested in protest supporting banned Palestine Action

Counting the Omer:

Wake up!

During the period of Counting the Omer, beginning during the Holiday of Freedom, we must come out on the right side of history, as individuals and as a nation.

Wake up!

Netanyahu effigy blown up

Israel slams Spanish government

Israel issues diplomatic reprimand to Spain's top diplomat after a giant effigy of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu packed with gunpowder detonated in a Spanish town.

Israel slams Spanish government

Deterrence and muscle, not diplomacy, produced the Iran ceasefire

The ceasefire reveals what much of the commentary missed: diplomacy did not produce quiet - deterrence did. In the Middle East, calm follows consequences, and Israel understands this. Opinion.

Deterrence and muscle, not diplomacy, produced the Iran ceasefire

Trump on Iran talks:

'We win no matter what'

As US-Iran peace talks unfold in Islamabad, President Trump tells reporters the US has already won and warns China against sending Iran air defenses.

'We win no matter what'

Vance:

'Iran rejected our terms for an agreement'

US Vice President JD Vance says no agreement was reached with Iran after 21 hours of talks hosted in Pakistan, saying Tehran refused core US demands on its nuclear program.

'Iran rejected our terms for an agreement'

A surprising and concerning handshake

Iranian Parliament Speaker and US Vice President shake hands during direct talks in the Pakistani capital. Contacts between the two sides continue despite significant gaps.

A surprising and concerning handshake

Man arriving with wife's coffin arrested for draft evasion

Yosef Haim Shriki, whose wife passed away on Passover, is detained upon arrival in Israel on suspicion of draft evasion.

Man arriving with wife's coffin arrested for draft evasion

Security official:

'Ceasefire is fragile, we're preparing to resume fighting'

Israel, US, see eye-to-eye on demands to end Iran war, are preparing to resume fighting. 'More pessimistic than optimistic,' security source says.

'Ceasefire is fragile, we're preparing to resume fighting'

Two Hours Before Shabbat:

Homesteads demolished in Samaria

Border Police and Civil Administration forces operated at several demolished a structure and evicted Israeli farmers just before Shabbat. A series of protests against the decision carried on through Saturday night.

Homesteads demolished in Samaria

Katz blasts Erdoğan: 'Paper tiger' fueling antisemitism

Defense Minister Israel Katz slams Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erodgan, 'man who massacred Kurds,' for hypocrisy in criticizing Israel.

Katz blasts Erdoğan: 'Paper tiger' fueling antisemitism

Israel's 1st Chief Rabbi:

Psalm 119: King David's nightly schedule

How did King David spend his nights?

Psalm 119: King David's nightly schedule

Turkey indicts Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir

The Istanbul prosecutor's office said it has filed charges against 35 Israelis, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, alleging, among other things, abuse of activists from the Gaza flotilla in October last year.

Turkey indicts Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir