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Israeli tourist's ear bitten off in antisemitic attack

Israeli couple accosted and attacked by Syrian national shouting pro-Hamas slogans in latest act of antisemitic violence in Greece. Attacker bites off part of husband's ear.

Israeli tourist's ear bitten off in antisemitic attack

Battalion commander and tracker severely injured in Gaza

officer in the IDF's Desert Reconnaissance Battalion (585) and a reservist tracker in the Southern Brigade severely injured in combat in southern Gaza.

Battalion commander and tracker severely injured in Gaza

A blow to Hamas:

500-meter terror tunnel destroyed in Beit Hanoun

IDF dismantles hundreds of terrorist sites, eliminates approximately 400 terrorists during operations in northern Gaza.

500-meter terror tunnel destroyed in Beit Hanoun

Bereaved mother:

'For days I’ve known deep inside that they were coming'

Mother of fallen soldier Yinon Nuriel Vana shares emotional tribute: 'Nothing prepares a mother for the knock at the door.'

'For days I’ve known deep inside that they were coming'

Four Nahal soldiers refuse Gaza redeployment due to trauma

Four Nahal Brigade soldiers refused to return to Gaza, citing severe emotional distress. The IDF rejected their claims, stating they are fit for duty.

Four Nahal soldiers refuse Gaza redeployment due to trauma

UAE to lay water pipe from Egypt to Gaza

UAE receives authorization from Israel’s political echelon to construct an independent water pipeline from Egypt to Gaza, which will supply water to approximately 600,000 residents without relying on Israel’s water infrastructure.

UAE to lay water pipe from Egypt to Gaza

Chairman of Shomrim indicted for sexual offenses

A state prosecutor filed an indictment against Ch Chaim Rotter from Bnei Brak, chairman of the Shomrim neighborhood watch organization, for rape and indecent acts committed against minors over the years.

Chairman of Shomrim indicted for sexual offenses

Hilltop Youth communities demand additional security

The Hilltop Youth in Judea and Samaria are outraged about the distribution of defense measures, claiming discrimination between communities despite existing security threats.

Hilltop Youth communities demand additional security

Police impound bus that brought visitors to Joseph's Tomb

The bus was used to transport nearly 50 Hassidic worshippers to the tomb without appropriate security coordination.

Police impound bus that brought visitors to Joseph's Tomb

Miriam Peretz:

The chilling moment when Eliraz broke the glass

Miriam Peretz shares inspiring moments, saying that on the day Eliraz fell, she asked to merit dancing with his newborn son Or Chadash under the chuppah. 'That is victory over the enemy—building new life,' she says.

The chilling moment when Eliraz broke the glass

Military weapons trafficking ring exposed

Northern District Police and Shin Bet uncover a cell involved in large-scale trafficking of military weapons, transferring arms to criminal and terror elements in Judea and Samaria.

Military weapons trafficking ring exposed

20 Years Later:

Gush Katif Rabbis return to the Gaza region

Gush Katif Rabbis visited Sderot and the surrounding communities to mark 20 years since the Disengagement.

Gush Katif Rabbis return to the Gaza region

Soldier’s account: “I saw horrors no one should ever see”

After receiving a hero’s welcome, many Israeli soldiers struggle to reintegrate into civilian life, haunted by the trauma of battle and desperate for continued therapy they can’t afford.

Soldier’s account: “I saw horrors no one should ever see”

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Wounded soldiers demand decisive victory

Soldiers injured in Gaza set up a protest tent opposite the Knesset, demanding the government bring the war to an end.

Wounded soldiers demand decisive victory

Likud: Attorney General is a danger to state security

Likud claims investigation opened against MK Hanoch Milwidsky is politically motivated, accusing the Attorney General of pursuing a campaign of persecution.

Likud: Attorney General is a danger to state security

Espionage:

Israeli indicted for espionage and contact with Iranian agent

Serious indictment filed against Israeli accused of contact with Iranian officials and transferring sensitive security information, facing potential life sentence.

Israeli indicted for espionage and contact with Iranian agent

Year since Majdal Shams tragedy:

Raviv Kaner sings in memory of murdered children

Raviv Kaner releases emotional tribute song 'Bnei Ma’arouf' in memory of Druze children killed in Hezbollah missile attack.

Raviv Kaner sings in memory of murdered children

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Left-wing activist humiliates Druze officer and attacks soldiers

Anarchists from the 'Looking the Occupation in the Eye' organization blocked a military jeep and humiliated IDF soldiers during Shabbat in the Jordan Valley.

Left-wing activist humiliates Druze officer and attacks soldiers

Emma’s gene:

Scientists discover rare disorder caused by missing genetic brake

Sparked by mysterious symptoms in a young girl, the discovery reveals the power of global collaboration and digital-age data sharing for demystifying - and hopefully, treating - unexplained diseases.

Scientists discover rare disorder caused by missing genetic brake

Released for publication:

Amir Saad and Inon Nuriel Vana killed in Gaza

IDF has released for publication that Amir Saad, 22, from Yanuh-Jat,and Sergeant Inon Nuriel Vana, 20, from Kiryat Tivon, were killed in Gaza. In the incident another Golani combat soldier was injured.

Amir Saad and Inon Nuriel Vana killed in Gaza

Parents take the place of sons fighting in Gaza at Yeshiva

While some students are still fighting in Gaza, their parents took their place at the Har Bracha Yeshiva's end-of-year ceremony.

Parents take the place of sons fighting in Gaza at Yeshiva

Ben-Gvir:

'Humanitarian aid is a disgrace and danger'

Minister Itamar Ben Gvir criticized the aid delivery to the Gaza Strip, calling it "nonsense and hallucination that endangers soldiers."

'Humanitarian aid is a disgrace and danger'

Austrian waiter to Israeli:

'You speak Hebrew? I’m not serving you food'

Israeli musician says a waiter at a restaurant in Vienna would not serve him food because he was talking Hebrew.

'You speak Hebrew? I’m not serving you food'

When aid becomes a battleground:

Context for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation allegations

The context surrounding GHF operations and the environment in which these alleged incidents occurred deserves examination alongside the serious and unverified claims being made. Opinion.

Context for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation allegations

Recognizing "Palestine":

A core violation of international law

International law is not a suicide pact. Ipso facto, Israel has no legal obligation to carve an enemy state aggressor from its own still-living body especially when recent recognition of “Palestine” by four major states misses larger justice issues altogether. Opinion.

A core violation of international law

Netanyahu allows humanitarian pause, increased aid to Gaza

Starting at 10 a.m. Sunday, the IDF implemented a temporary humanitarian pause in several areas of the Gaza Strip, including the north, to facilitate the delivery of aid.

Netanyahu allows humanitarian pause, increased aid to Gaza

The Hamula plan for Gaza:

Can the United Emirates of Gaza replace Hamas Muslim Brotherhood?

Breaking the Brotherhood's social control requires a comprehensive alternative governance framework based on traditional structures and economic integration. Opinion.

Can the United Emirates of Gaza replace Hamas Muslim Brotherhood?

Missing the Full Story:

Bias and gaps in Gaza War coverage

Just one example of today's norm: a deeply skewed and one-sided narrative of the war in Gaza, omitting critical context and relying on emotionally charged language that casts Israel in an exceedingly negative light. Opinion.

Bias and gaps in Gaza War coverage

Miracle in Dnipro:

Missile hits Chabad home, family unharmed

Russian missiles hit a residential building in Dnipro over Shabbat, killing two and injuring dozens. The home of Chabad emissaries Rabbi Moshe and Shoshi Weber damaged, but the family escapes unharmed.

Missile hits Chabad home, family unharmed

Crown Prince unites opposition: End the Islamic Republic now!

Prince Reza Pahlavi unites over 500 Iranian opposition figures in Munich, declaring a "historic moment" to end the Islamic Republic. He condemns the regime's destruction of Iran and unveils a five-pillar strategy for a democratic future.

Crown Prince unites opposition: End the Islamic Republic now!

Suspect in custody

Eleven wounded in brutal Michigan Walmart attack

Stabbing rampage at a Michigan Walmart leaves 11 injured, with six in critical condition. Authorities confirm the attack was random, and a suspect is in custody.

Eleven wounded in brutal Michigan Walmart attack

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IDF airdrops humanitarian aid into Gaza

IDF Spokesperson’s Unit publishes footage of an airdrop of humanitarian aid to Gaza, including seven packages of aid containing flour, sugar, and canned food.

IDF airdrops humanitarian aid into Gaza

The political consequences of spiritual aimlessness

How is it that Jewish progressives often tolerate or rationalize the slogan “globalize the intifada,” particularly when it provides the soundtrack for violent demonstrations in which Jews are assaulted and their institutions vandalized and defiled? Opinion.

The political consequences of spiritual aimlessness

Until we heal our sense of worthlessness, we can't grow

What a heretic learnt in the Court of the Maggid about self-esteem.

Until we heal our sense of worthlessness, we can't grow

An Israeli Perspective:

Is there any hope for the delusional West?

Take Macron, he who publicly had his face slapped by his wife, has chosen this moment to reward the Hamas blood cult by declaring he is to lead an diplomatic campaign to grant them the status of Palestinian Arab nationhood. Opinion

Is there any hope for the delusional West?

Will Britain join France's recognition of a Palestinian state?

Over a third of British Parliament members signed a letter urging Prime Minister Starmer to join France in recognizing a Palestinian state.

Will Britain join France's recognition of a Palestinian state?

Over recognition of 'Palestine':

US Jewish groups reject meeting with French minister

Seven major US Jewish groups decline meeting with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot after ‘premature Palestinian state recognition.’

US Jewish groups reject meeting with French minister

Near Disaster:

Terrorist fired at homestead and escaped

A terrorist approached the hilltop homestead of Or Nachman in Binyamin on Friday night and opened fire at the residents, but miraculously caused no injuries.

Terrorist fired at homestead and escaped

IDF intercepts Gaza-bound flotilla

IDF intercepts pro-Palestinian ship 'Handala' as it approaches Gaza.

IDF intercepts Gaza-bound flotilla

Two killed, two injured, in car crash near Binyamina

Two young men killed, mother and young son injured, in Saturday afternoon traffic accident near Binyamina.

Two killed, two injured, in car crash near Binyamina

Betzalel Yehoshua Mosbacher, injured in Gaza, dies

Sergeant Major (res.) Betzalel Yehoshua Mosbacher, 32 from Avnei Eitan, dies after suffering severe injuries in combat in Gaza, IDF announces.

Betzalel Yehoshua Mosbacher, injured in Gaza, dies

Documents Reveal:

French delegation met with Hamas leaders

Journalist Omri Maniv reports that France held secret talks with the Hamas leadership, with the approval of French President Emmanuel Macron, long before the October 7 attack.

French delegation met with Hamas leaders

Responding to 'hunger' campaign:

IAF to airdrop thousands of tons of food to Hamas-controlled Gaza

IDF upgrades humanitarian aid to Gaza, renewing airdrops parallel to improving water and electrical infrastructure in Hamas-controlled Gaza.

IAF to airdrop thousands of tons of food to Hamas-controlled Gaza

Far-right Sanseito party gains ground in Japan's latest election

Japan sees big wins for far-right, anti-immigration party that denounced ‘Jewish capital.’

Far-right Sanseito party gains ground in Japan's latest election

Chief of Staff promised: No more reservists will be called up

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir rejects request to mobilize additional reserve forces for expanding ground operations in Gaza, emphasizing commitment to limit days of reserve duty per year.

Chief of Staff promised: No more reservists will be called up

IDF eliminates senior Hezbollah commander

IDF eliminates Hezbollah terrorist Ali Abd al-Qader Ismail, who was involved in efforts to rehabilitate the terrorist organization in southern Lebanon's Bint Jbeil area.

IDF eliminates senior Hezbollah commander

French arrest warrant for former Syrian president Assad canceled

Despite severe war crimes and thousands of casualties in chemical attacks, a French court ruled that the arrest warrant against Assad will be canceled.

French arrest warrant for former Syrian president Assad canceled

New details on Iran attack:

The bomb that could have paralyzed Israel

Iran was working on developing an electromagnetic pulse bomb which could have crippled Israel's electrical infrastructure.

The bomb that could have paralyzed Israel

Report: Hamas preparing for hostage rescue operations

Saudi report says Hamas on high alert due to concerns of cooperation on potential hostage rescue operations.

Report: Hamas preparing for hostage rescue operations

On a crane:

Terrorist from Kfar Yona attack captured at construction site

Police arrest Arkan Khaled, 27 from Tayibe, after identifying him hiding on a crane at a construction site.

Terrorist from Kfar Yona attack captured at construction site

Iran, European powers agree to continue nuclear talks

Iran says it will continue nuclear talks with European powers after "serious, frank, and detailed" discussions in Istanbul, the first since last month's bombings of Iran’s nuclear sites.

Iran, European powers agree to continue nuclear talks

'Treated like animals'

Emily Damari exposes Hamas tunnel torture

Emily Damari, freed from Hamas, shares her 471-day ordeal: tiny cages in fetid tunnels, severe injuries, and constant fear. She details her defiance against captors and pleads for the release of 50 remaining hostages, including her best friends Gali and Ziv Berman.

Emily Damari exposes Hamas tunnel torture

ICC rebukes Hungary over Netanyahu arrest failure

ICC judges report Hungary to the court’s oversight body for failing to arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his Budapest visit, stating it "severely undermines the Court’s ability to carry out its mandate."

ICC rebukes Hungary over Netanyahu arrest failure

UK, France, Germany accuse Israel of blocking Gaza aid

France, Germany, and the UK issue joint rebuke of Israel, accusing it of blocking aid and worsening Gaza’s humanitarian crisis. The leaders demand an end to restrictions and call for an immediate ceasefire.

UK, France, Germany accuse Israel of blocking Gaza aid

'Happy suicide!'

Wilders slams Macron's Palestine recognition

Dutch right-wing leader Geert Wilders blasts Macron's "Palestine" recognition, sarcastically suggesting southern France as the new Palestinian state and calls the move a reward for Hamas.

Wilders slams Macron's Palestine recognition

Sa'ar to Canadian FM:

'Diplomatic pressure aids Hamas, not peace'

FM Sa'ar tells Canadian counterpart Israel accepted ceasefire and hostage deal, but Hamas refused. He warns "strong diplomatic attacks" and "unilateral steps by France" embolden Hamas and undermine peace efforts.

'Diplomatic pressure aids Hamas, not peace'




























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