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IDF strikes weapons production sites in Tehran

IAF strikes hit around 40 weapons production and research sites in Tehran, targeting missile assembly, anti-tank systems, and ballistic engine facilities to weaken Iran’s military capabilities.

IDF strikes weapons production sites in Tehran

During wartime:

Israel purchases tens of thousands of artillery shells from Elbit

Israel MOD signs approximately $48m deal with Elbit Systems for tens of thousands of land munitions.

Israel purchases tens of thousands of artillery shells from Elbit

Indictment filed against terrorist who stabbed MK in Ramat Gan

20-year-old terrorist from Jatt to be charged with attempted murder after seriously injuring Ramat Gan’s religious council chairman in a stabbing attack.

Indictment filed against terrorist who stabbed MK in Ramat Gan

Pesach for Soldiers

Part I: Words of faith for soldiers fighting for our people. Part II: Halakhot with additions for soldiers at the front

Pesach for Soldiers

Poll:

80% of US Jews plan to celebrate Pesach Seder

New poll reveals a significant gap in public perceptions regarding the Jewish character of the state, with 66% of respondents saying Israel is Jewish “to the right extent."

80% of US Jews plan to celebrate Pesach Seder

Terrorist disguised as journalist killed in Lebanon

Mohammad Fatouni, Hezbollah terrorist who operated under the guise of a journalist, is eliminated.

Terrorist disguised as journalist killed in Lebanon

Six soldiers injured in southern Lebanon

Six IDF soldiers injured, three of them seriously, by Hezbollah antitank fire and UAV in southern Lebanon.

Six soldiers injured in southern Lebanon

Chief of Staff on clash with CNN:

'Inappropriate statements from those in uniform'

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir explains decision to cease operational activities by haredi reserve battalion, calling their statements 'extremely problematic.'

'Inappropriate statements from those in uniform'

European ministers warn Israel over death penalty bill

Germany, France, Italy and the UK voice concern over proposed Israeli legislation allowing death penalty for terrorists, claiming harm to human rights and 'inhumane' punishment.

European ministers warn Israel over death penalty bill

NY City Hall’s Moral Collapse:

The alarming rise of antisemitism under Mamdani’s watch

The rise of antisemitism under Mamdani is not merely a political issue; it is a moral one. It challenges the very principles upon which New York City-and indeed the broader American project-are founded. Opinion.

The alarming rise of antisemitism under Mamdani’s watch

Moving: Ancient hasidic melody at fallen soldier's funeral

Sergeant Moshe Yitzchak Hacohen Katz, who fell in southern Lebanon, laid to rest on Mount Herzl, his friends broke out in soulful song at the end of the funeral.

Moving: Ancient hasidic melody at fallen soldier's funeral

The Sunni "emperor" has no clothes:

Sunni Arab states failed to defend themselves against Shiite Iran

Where are the hundreds of billions of dollars in military hardware that the United States and Western Europe sold to these Arab "emperors without clothes" over decades? Opinion.

Sunni Arab states failed to defend themselves against Shiite Iran

Health Ministry:

2,600 exposed to tuberculosis in Sheba Medical Center

Health Ministry, Sheba Medical Center, warn tuberculosis patient exposed 750 patients, including 300 infants, along with thousands of staff and visitors.

2,600 exposed to tuberculosis in Sheba Medical Center

Watch:

Video/lecture: Tanya Iggeres Ha’Kodesh - The Holy Epistle

The Tanya compacts four millennia of Jewish wisdom to answer the great personal and existential questions of life. It has revolutionized the way we think about G -d the human soul, the world and our place in it.

Video/lecture: Tanya Iggeres Ha’Kodesh - The Holy Epistle

Stop asking how the war ends.

To ask what an American-Israeli victory over Iran would “look like" is to assume that there exists a final state that can be identified, fixed, and preserved. There is no such state. Opinion.

Stop asking how the war ends.

The Strait of Trump:

A strategic imperative for Israel and the Free World

The US must counter Iran’s brazen plan to impose a permanent Hormuz Toll, extorting millions from every commercial vessel seeking safe passage through the Persian Gulf. Opinion.

A strategic imperative for Israel and the Free World

Antisemitism:

Politico pulls cartoon depicting bloodied Trump and Netanyahu

Politico forced to remove a controversial cartoon depicting a blood-soaked President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on a doomed "Amalek" ship headed toward Iran, after accusations of antisemitism.

Politico pulls cartoon depicting bloodied Trump and Netanyahu

UN peacekeeper killed as projectile hits position in Lebanon

UNIFIL peacekeeper killed and another critically injured when a projectile explodes at a position in southern Lebanon. The origin of the strike remains unknown.

UN peacekeeper killed as projectile hits position in Lebanon

Trump:

'Iran talks progressing well, deal possible quickly'

Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, President Trump says US-Iran talks mediated by Pakistan are "progressing well" and a deal could come quickly. On new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, Trump says he "may be alive" but is "seriously wounded".

'Iran talks progressing well, deal possible quickly'

Death Penalty for Terrorists Bill

Netanyahu to vote in favor, will MK Maoz support?

Netanyahu announces he will vote in favor of the death penalty for terrorists. His statement may pave the way for support from Yisrael Beytenu, which has made its backing conditional on his personal participation. MK Avi Maoz is awaiting instructions from his rabbi.

Netanyahu to vote in favor, will MK Maoz support?

IAEA: Iran’s heavy water plant is no longer operational

IAEA reports that Iran’s heavy water production plant at Khondab has been severely damaged and is no longer operational following an Israeli strike.

IAEA: Iran’s heavy water plant is no longer operational

Report:

Trump weighs military operation to seize Iran's uranium stockpile

President Trump is weighing a high-risk military operation to extract nearly 1,000 pounds of enriched uranium from Iran as part of efforts to prevent the Islamic regime from developing a nuclear weapon, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Trump weighs military operation to seize Iran's uranium stockpile

Israel approves limited prayers at Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Israel Police approve a limited prayer framework at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in coordination with the Latin Patriarch, following incident in which Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa was barred from entering the site under wartime restrictions.

Israel approves limited prayers at Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Knesset approves 2026 state budget and Arrangements Law

Knesset approves 2026 state budget by a vote of 62 to 55 and later also approves the Arrangements Law. Opposition suffers an embarrassing moment after accidentally voting in favor of additional funding for the haredi sector.

Knesset approves 2026 state budget and Arrangements Law

IDF troops foil two terror attacks in Judea and Samaria

IDF forces foil two terror attacks in Dura and Binyamin. Two terrorists neutralized, with no injuries among the troops.

IDF troops foil two terror attacks in Judea and Samaria

Following several incidents

The IDF’s move against the haredi reserve battalion

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir decides to remove the entire haredi reserve battalion “Netzach Yisrael" from routine operational activity following confrontation with CNN.

The IDF’s move against the haredi reserve battalion

MK Buaron:

'The left is desperate and collapsing'

MK Avichay Buaron explains why the state budget addresses the needs of all sectors, sharply criticizes the left-wing bloc, and warns against a government that would rely on Arab votes.

'The left is desperate and collapsing'

Tehran:

120 munitions dropped on regime arms industry sites

Dozens of IAF fighter jets target Iran's regime weapons research, development, & production sites in the Iranian capital.

120 munitions dropped on regime arms industry sites

The Soul as an Altar:

On Vayikra, Tzav, and the Discipline of Inner Life

The altar and its fire offer not only a model of ritual practice, but also a framework for thinking about the inner life, the offerings a method for transformation.

On Vayikra, Tzav, and the Discipline of Inner Life

Poll:

Netanyahu gains seats, Bennett weakening

A new survey indicates Netanyahu's party overtaking the competition - but not yet managing to secure a majority of the Knesset.

Netanyahu gains seats, Bennett weakening

IDF launches strikes on Tehran amid reports of power outages

IDF launches wave of strikes on Iranian regime targets amid reports of widespread power outages in Tehran.

IDF launches strikes on Tehran amid reports of power outages

Report:

Minister nearly shot at northern border

A source in the Megen Unit reported that a government minister stood at an unprotected, exposed location moments before Hezbollah opened fire.

Minister nearly shot at northern border

Matan Emunah Essay:

Before Redemption: The power of presence in pain

People in pain are not first asking to be rescued. They are asking not to feel alone. And God does not stand outside suffering.

Before Redemption: The power of presence in pain

The Parsha and Current Events:

A tale of one family - two worlds

Two brothers, one the galut and the other in Israel - and two very different seders.

A tale of one family - two worlds

IDF: No negligence in deadly Misgav Am artillery incident

An IDF inquiry found operational errors led to deadly artillery fire on Misgav Am, killing a civilian, while ruling out negligence by commanders.

IDF: No negligence in deadly Misgav Am artillery incident

Released Hostage:

They abused us because of the false accusations against soldiers

Bar Kuperstein reveals how false accusations against soldiers at Sde Teiman led to severe abuse of the hostages, with the captors beating them and justifying it as a response to what was shown in the Israeli media.

They abused us because of the false accusations against soldiers

Why are we not surprised?

Harvard’s new Jewish Problem

The percentage of Jews in Harvard was once 25%, but that number has gone down to 7% of undergraduates for next year. Op-ed.

Harvard’s new Jewish Problem

Rabbi Buchko opposes strict ruling on moving to shelters

Rabbi Shaul David Buchko responds to a stringent halakhic ruling that called on elderly women to move before Shabbat to a home with a protected space by elevator.

Rabbi Buchko opposes strict ruling on moving to shelters

'The ceiling entirely collapsed'

11 injured at impact site in Be'er Sheva

Missile impact damages homes in Be’er Sheva; 11 lightly hurt by blast debris, 20 treated for anxiety as residents describe severe destruction.

11 injured at impact site in Be'er Sheva

Netanyahu in northern Israel:

'We are expanding the security zone in Lebanon'

After a situational assessment in northern Israel, Prime Minister Netanyahu announced the expansion of ground operations in Lebanon.

'We are expanding the security zone in Lebanon'

Watch:

Terrorists identified on the ground, eliminated from the air

IDF troops identified several armed terrorists entering a structure in southern Lebanon. A short time later, an IAF aircraft eliminated them.

Terrorists identified on the ground, eliminated from the air

Watch

Jerusalem burglars win big: A bottle of milk

Three burglars fled a Jerusalem office after an alarm sounded, but not before one grabbed milk from the fridge, sparking viral reactions and humor online.

Jerusalem burglars win big: A bottle of milk

Watch: IDF bombs Hamas cell in Gaza

IDF forces killed an armed Hamas cell in central Gaza, as well as Ahmad Abu Reida, who had been released as part of a hostage exchange.

Watch: IDF bombs Hamas cell in Gaza

Fire and hazmat leak

Missile fragment hits northern Negev factory

A fragment from an intercepted Iranian ballistic missile struck the Adama Agricultural Solutions factory at the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone. Fire and hazmat crews respond.

Missile fragment hits northern Negev factory

BBC interviews Chabad author as book becomes national bestseller

“Letters for Life," exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s guidance on emotional wellbeing, entered Argentina’s top 10 bestseller list, gaining traction in stores nationwide and drawing attention from global media, including a BBC interview with the author.

BBC interviews Chabad author as book becomes national bestseller

Diplomatic incident:

Latin Patriarch attempts to enter holy site despite restrictions

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa stopped en route to Holy Sepulchre after attempting entry despite wartime restrictions, Israel cites missile threat

Latin Patriarch attempts to enter holy site despite restrictions

Father of five who shot Arab rioter released to house arrest

Efrat resident who was arrested after shooting a Palestinian Arab dead, claiming self-defense, will be released to house arrest.

Father of five who shot Arab rioter released to house arrest

396 attacks from Iran since the war began

Iran carried out hundreds of waves of attacks, but lost 90% of its ballistic missile launchers and 92% of its naval vessels.

396 attacks from Iran since the war began

For a decisive election victory, the PM must abandon restraint

The public must be presented with a clear list of differences in worldview and action between the national and the left-wing camps. Specifically, Likud should remind the public of the disastrous policies initiated or supported by the Left. There is a large arsenal of such material. Op-ed.

For a decisive election victory, the PM must abandon restraint

Anti-Israel radicalization in UK's Green Party

A leak of internal WhatsApp messages by party activists was found to include harsh statements against Zionism and Jews.

Anti-Israel radicalization in UK's Green Party

Emotional meeting between Bar Kuperstein & Pres. Herzog

The President hosted Kuperstein and heard from him about the book "Unbroken." "There is strength and hope in your story that touches each of us."

Emotional meeting between Bar Kuperstein & Pres. Herzog

Yossi Dagan overwhelmed with emotion as his son enlists in IDF

Yossi Dagan, Head of the Samaria Regional Council, published a heartfelt post as his eldest son Yair enlisted in the Paratroopers, 'There are moments in the life of a father and mother when the heart swells with great pride-and also worry.'

Yossi Dagan overwhelmed with emotion as his son enlists in IDF

Critical site for Iranian missile production destroyed

The Air Force completed a wave of strategic strikes against Iranian weapons industries, destroying one of the country's only two missile component manufacturing sites.

Critical site for Iranian missile production destroyed

Legal experts and IDF commanders: 'Support the soldiers'

Former IDF commanders and legal experts appealed to the head of Central Command, demanding that he refute criticism from academics and media figures regarding the IDF’s operational activity in Judea and Samaria.

Legal experts and IDF commanders: 'Support the soldiers'

Iranian President’s warning

'The economy will collapse'

A report by Iran International reveals a sharp conflict at the top of the regime between President Masoud Pezakhian and the commander of the Revolutionary Guards.

'The economy will collapse'

'Long-term regional change'

IDF publishes operational preparations that led to the war

The IDF publishes for the first time the the operational preparations from the dramatic moments leading up to Operation Roaring Lion.

IDF publishes operational preparations that led to the war