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Emotional:

Former hostage Omer Shem Tov sings 'Shir LaMa’alot'

Watch: Former hostage Omer Shem Tov sings “Shir LaMa’alot” before more than 1,000 Christian religious leaders from the United States.

Former hostage Omer Shem Tov sings 'Shir LaMa’alot'

Doctor who sold ketamine to Matthew Perry gets prison term

Dr. Salvador Plasencia sentenced to two and a half years for selling ketamine to Matthew Perry before his death. Judge says he exploited Perry’s addiction.

Doctor who sold ketamine to Matthew Perry gets prison term

Egypt denies agreement to open Rafah crossing

Senior Egyptian official says any opening of the Rafah crossing would require two-way movement of residents.

Egypt denies agreement to open Rafah crossing

Netanyahu on Mamdani threat:

'Of course I’ll come to New York'

Prime Minister Netanyahu tells the NYT Dealbook forum that Israel is fighting the "free world's battle," rejects a Palestinian state, calls his trial a "witch hunt," and vows to secure peace through absolute strength.

'Of course I’ll come to New York'

Trump:

'Gaza peace plan phase two coming pretty soon'

President Trump expresses confidence that phase two of his Gaza peace plan will begin “pretty soon,” despite the incident in Rafah in which IDF soldiers were injured.

'Gaza peace plan phase two coming pretty soon'

Rafah tunnel terrorists in constant contact with Hamas leadership

All Hamas terror cells hiding in Rafah’s tunnels remain in continuous contact with the group’s senior military leadership, contradicting Hamas’ public claim that the cells act independently, Kan News reports.

Rafah tunnel terrorists in constant contact with Hamas leadership

300 rights activists, rabbis urge removal of UN rape denier

In a letter to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, the 300 signatories expressed their “horror and outrage” at Reem Alsalem’s rape-denial.

300 rights activists, rabbis urge removal of UN rape denier

Rafah Crossing to reopen, allowing Gazans to exit to Egypt

Gaza residents to be allowed to exit Gaza into Egypt, subject to coordination and oversight.

Rafah Crossing to reopen, allowing Gazans to exit to Egypt

Victims sue for tens of thousands of shekels 5 years after attack

Two Jews who were sprayed with pepper spray by an Arab attacker in Jerusalem have filed a civil lawsuit for 60,000 shekels.

Victims sue for tens of thousands of shekels 5 years after attack

10-year-old boy critically injured in Jerusalem apartment fire

Firefighters were called to a burning apartment in the Ramot neighborhood and located a 10-year-old boy who was unconscious and in critical condition.

10-year-old boy critically injured in Jerusalem apartment fire

12-year-old boy found lifeless at Bnei Brak home

Police investigate after 12-year-old Bnei Brak boy is found lifeless in his home.

12-year-old boy found lifeless at Bnei Brak home

Israel’s survival instinct has become the world’s shield

What began as Israel’s survival instinct has become a global security asset, with nations far from the Middle East now safer because of technologies born in Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem. Opinion.

Israel’s survival instinct has become the world’s shield

U of Florida:

Federal judge orders student who posted antisemitism readmitted

Judge orders University of Florida to readmit law student who posted antisemitic content online.

Federal judge orders student who posted antisemitism readmitted

Naqoura:

Meeting expands civilian role in talks on Lebanon ceasefire

Senior officials meet in Naqoura to review efforts toward a lasting cessation of hostilities in Lebanon, aiming to strengthen long-term stability and create peace along the border.

Meeting expands civilian role in talks on Lebanon ceasefire

Terrorists emerge from tunnel

IDF soldier seriously injured in clash with terrorists in Rafah

4 soldiers were wounded,1 seriously, when terrorists emerged from a tunnel in eastern Rafah and confronted IDF troops.

IDF soldier seriously injured in clash with terrorists in Rafah

Three sisters-in-law give birth on the same day in Bnei Brak

Three brothers become fathers on the same day - two to singletons, and the third to twins.

Three sisters-in-law give birth on the same day in Bnei Brak

Chief of Staff

'We are operating across all arenas, near and far'

IDF Chief of Staff, LTG Eyal Zamir, conducted a field tour today in the 80th Regional Division. 'In the Negev, security and the communities are interconnected - this is a clear principle that guides our actions.'

'We are operating across all arenas, near and far'

Rome:

Memorial for 1982 terror attack victim vandalized

Rome synagogue memorial for 2-year-old killed in 1982 Palestinian terror attack vandalized.

Memorial for 1982 terror attack victim vandalized

Defense Ministry

'Arrow 3 marks new chapter in Israel-German defense partnership'

The Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) handed over the first operational Arrow 3 system to the German Army today.

'Arrow 3 marks new chapter in Israel-German defense partnership'

Watch:

Edan Alexander dons an IDF uniform

A thousand Christian leaders visiting with FOZ heard powerful testimony from captivity survivors, including Edan Alexander, who wore his IDF uniform publicly for the first time since his release.

Edan Alexander dons an IDF uniform

Terrorist planning attack arrested in Surif

IDF soldiers apprehended three terrorists, including a terrorist who had planned to carry out a terrorist attack.

Terrorist planning attack arrested in Surif

CENTCOM forms first suicide drone squadron in the Middle East

CENTCOM unveiled Task Force Scorpion Strike to rapidly field low-cost LUCAS one-way attack drones in the Middle East, boosting US deterrence and accelerating tech innovation.

CENTCOM forms first suicide drone squadron in the Middle East

Battle over Draft Law reaches Brooklyn

A group of extremist haredi protesters in Brooklyn demonstrated against Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, who is visiting the Borough Park neighborhood, due to his position on Israel’s Draft Law.

Battle over Draft Law reaches Brooklyn

UK turning to Islam amid war in Gaza, new report finds

Global unrest, particularly the Gaza war, is increasingly influencing Britons to embrace Islam amid rising perceptions of injustice.

UK turning to Islam amid war in Gaza, new report finds

Rocket launchers and launch tubes found near Yellow Line

Over the past week, five-barrel launchers loaded with rockets inside intended to be launched towards Israeli territory have been found in northern Gaza.

Rocket launchers and launch tubes found near Yellow Line

50 years later:

Gerry and Esther share their journey to Carmay Hanadiv

New olim find a home in Carmay Hanadiv, where a strong sense of family made their long-awaited transition to life in Israel feel natural and uplifting.

Gerry and Esther share their journey to Carmay Hanadiv

Suicide Attack Stopped:

Negev resident indicted for planned bombing inspired by ISIS

A Negev resident is accused of conducting training, preparations, and attempts to obtain weapons as part of planning an attack against soldiers in Be'er Sheva.

Negev resident indicted for planned bombing inspired by ISIS

Lebanese PM:

Naqoura meeting will not lead to Israel-Lebanon normalization

Lebanese PM Nawaf Salam said adding a civilian delegate to the ceasefire committee is not a step toward normalization, insisting Lebanon is not entering peace talks with Israel.

Naqoura meeting will not lead to Israel-Lebanon normalization

Rabbi Seth Farber:

Religious establishment needs change, in accordance to Halacha

Rabbi Seth Farber, founder and chairman of ITIM, offers a candid and far-reaching look at the challenges facing Israel’s religious establishment today and the urgent changes he believes are needed.

Religious establishment needs change, in accordance to Halacha

EU Parliament hosts conference on academia against Israel

The European Parliament hosted a high-level conference on 'Facing the Academic Front Against Israel' to address the alarming rise of antisemitism and anti-Israel hostility within the academic sphere across Europe.

EU Parliament hosts conference on academia against Israel

Terror in the streets of Gaza

How Hamas silences opponents

Activist Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib says Gaza civilians report intimidation, assaults, and hospital interrogations by Hamas, while human rights groups remain silent.

How Hamas silences opponents

Second case this year:

6-year-old dies of influenza despite being vaccinated

The Ministry of Health reported that a six-year-old boy, who had been generally healthy and vaccinated against influenza, died after a rapid deterioration in his condition.

6-year-old dies of influenza despite being vaccinated

Where was the Air Force on October 7th?

The second Turgeman Commission is probing delayed IDF orders and missed warnings on October 7, examining why key decisions were not made as Hamas advanced.

Where was the Air Force on October 7th?

Lockheed Martin extends cooperation with Israel

To date, Lockheed Martin has invested more than $4 billion - $470 million in the past five years - with Israeli defense and aerospace industrial cooperation projects.

Lockheed Martin extends cooperation with Israel

Open University:

Students demand cancellation of conference on 'Revenge in Gaza'

Students from the Religious Zionist movement are demanding that the Open University cancel a conference they say criticizes IDF soldiers' conduct.

Students demand cancellation of conference on 'Revenge in Gaza'

In wake of tension:

Prime Minister announces cooperation with Lebanon

For the first time, Israel and Lebanon will send civilian representatives to the Naqoura ceasefire committee meeting, aimed at advancing economic dialogue and laying groundwork for future cooperation.

Prime Minister announces cooperation with Lebanon

Should the Prime Minister be granted a pardon?

The answer is a function of the country's needs.

Should the Prime  Minister be granted a pardon?

The Lebanese Army:

An institution on Life Support

The basic assumption of its central supporters in the US (as well as in France and Britain), whereby the Lebanese Army can serve as a counterweight to Hezbollah, is fundamentally flawed. It is incapable and unwilling to disarm Hezbollah. Report.

An institution on Life Support

'Shoot anyone who starts a fire'

The new form of terror that could kill thousands

The Knesset Interior Affairs Committee held a meeting on the issue of waste fires, with MKs calling them terrorism and urging military involvement.

The new form of terror that could kill thousands

Watch:

Ben-Gvir attends birthday party for Israeli rappers

Rappers Subliminal and The Shadow held a joint birthday party attended by musicians and TV personalities. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir surprised guests by joining the dancing and wearing the rappers' signature hat.

Ben-Gvir attends birthday party for Israeli rappers

Why I also left the Left

When antisemite Jimmy Carter became president, it was easy to leave the Left, but as time went on, it became even easier. Opinion.

Why I also left the Left

Greek airline announces new Israel-Athens route

Sky Express launches new route connecting Tel Aviv and Athens, offers connections to various locations in Europe - but no free checked baggage.

Greek airline announces new Israel-Athens route

Significant storm expected Sunday

Winter weather system to arrive in Israel over weekend, bringing strong rains, harsh winds, and flood warnings.

Significant storm expected Sunday

Suspects attempt to smuggle weapons, ram soldiers

IDF soldiers fire towards suspects attempting to smuggle weapons from Jordan, ram soldiers.

Suspects attempt to smuggle weapons, ram soldiers

Watch:

Hashmonaim Brigade's first squad commanders graduate course

Hashmonaim Brigade's first group of squad commanders graduates course with 70 haredi future commanders to lead the brigade's next generations.

Hashmonaim Brigade's first squad commanders graduate course

Evidentiary basis formed against captured Hamas terrorists

The prosecution has assembled an evidentiary basis against most of the terrorists imprisoned in Israel who participated in the October 7th massacre.

Evidentiary basis formed against captured Hamas terrorists

PM’s Office:

Remains transferred to Israel not of any deceased hostages

Remains transferred to Israel by Gaza terror groups not linked to any of the deceased hostages, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office announces.

Remains transferred to Israel not of any deceased hostages

Israel preparing for significant escalation in Lebanon

Israel preparing for escalation in Lebanon due to Hezbollah's increased military buildup as US attempts to calm tensions, source says.

Israel preparing for significant escalation in Lebanon

The rise and fall of misconceptions from the River and the Sea

The October 7 massacre did not merely kill Israelis; it killed the Oslo paradigm and a host of long-held illusions such as the belief that global "marketing" of harsh and unwarranted legal action against Israeli soldiers - see Sde Teman - will earn us international favor. Opinion.

The rise and fall of misconceptions from the River and the Sea

Dec 2, 1947:

The day the British gave the ok for Arabs to kill Jews

As Arabs rioted in Jerusalem on December 2, 1947, British policemen and soldiers were ordered to stand silently and watch as screaming Arab mobs attacked and killed Jews, and while Jewish stores and homes were looted and set afire. And the only arrests the British made during the December 2 Arab riots were of 16 Jews.

The day the British gave the ok for Arabs to kill Jews

American Jewry:

Avoiding a fatalistic Doom Loop about the future

Over the test of time truth does win out over lies, it's not a question of if, but when. Opinion.

Avoiding a fatalistic Doom Loop about the future

UK defends terror ban on Palestine Action at High Court

UK lawyers defend the ban on anti-Israel activist group Palestine Action under anti-terror laws, citing security needs.

UK defends terror ban on Palestine Action at High Court

NYC Jewish groups to hold rally near Park East Synagogue

NYC Jewish groups to rally near Park East Synagogue after recent protest in which anti-Israel activists disrupted an Aliyah event.

NYC Jewish groups to hold rally near Park East Synagogue

EBU faces 'watershed moment' over Israel in Eurovision 2026

Eurovision faces a “watershed moment” as the EBU may vote on Israel’s 2026 participation this Thursday. Broadcasters from Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and the Netherlands threaten boycott, while Germany warns it could withdraw if Israel is banned.

EBU faces 'watershed moment' over Israel in Eurovision 2026

Filipino crew of sunk cargo ship to be released by Houthis

Philippines says nine Filipino crew members of the Eternity C, sunk by Houthis in July, will be released. The men will be transferred from Sanaa to Oman before returning home.

Filipino crew of sunk cargo ship to be released by Houthis

Malcolm Hoenlein:

'Antisemites receiving massive funding, we are losing this war'

At the Israel Hayom Conference in New York, Malcolm Hoenlein warns of demographic shifts and rising antisemitism, urging Jewish leaders to unite, prepare, and build a new generation connected to Israel.

'Antisemites receiving massive funding, we are losing this war'




























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