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Newsom walks back 'apartheid' label for Israel, slams Netanyahu

California Governor Gavin Newsom expresses regret for using the word “apartheid" to describe Israel, while reiterating his strong opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership.

Newsom walks back 'apartheid' label for Israel, slams Netanyahu

Citing national security needs

Minister Eliyahu recommends Netanyahu pardon

In an official document to the President, Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu recommends granting a pardon to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, emphasizing security, national, and public considerations.

Minister Eliyahu recommends Netanyahu pardon

Report:

US sent Iran a 15-point plan to end the war

The Trump administration has delivered a 15-point plan to Iran aimed at ending the four-week war, according to The New York Times. Pakistan's army chief serves as the main channel.

US sent Iran a 15-point plan to end the war

Ahead of final vote

Knesset committee approves Death Penalty for Terrorists Bill

Death Penalty for Terrorists Bill clears a major hurdle and is scheduled to go to the Knesset plenum for final approval next week.

Knesset committee approves Death Penalty for Terrorists Bill

Embarrassing remarks by PM's acting chief of staff revealed

Recordings of Netanyahu aide Ziv Agmon spark outrage over racist remarks and attacks on Likud figures, prompting calls for his dismissal.

Embarrassing remarks by PM's acting chief of staff revealed

Drone footage: Scene of missile impact in Bnei Brak

A barrage toward central Israel caused significant damage in Bnei Brak and left several people injured. The drone unit of United Hatzalah documented the scene from above.

Drone footage: Scene of missile impact in Bnei Brak

Months before her wedding

Nuriel Dubin murdered in Hezbollah rocket barrage

Nuriel Dubin, 27, murdered as Hezbollah launches a barrage of 38 rockets towards northern Israel. Two others injured.

Nuriel Dubin murdered in Hezbollah rocket barrage

The fantasy factory: Why people post lies about Israel

The human mind is built to respond to images and narrative, not to cross-reference satellite data and dig for facts. Opinion,

The fantasy factory: Why people post lies about Israel

Kharg Island:

The most dangerous oil export hub in the world

Kharg Island is not just an Iranian asset; it is a global pressure point whose fate could influence Israel’s security environment for years to come. Opinion,

The most dangerous oil export hub in the world

Sara Netanyahu:

My children endured shaming and violence

At event led by US First Lady Melania Trump, Sara Netanyahu highlights attacks on her sons and urges protection of children online.

My children endured shaming and violence

Israel approves site for permanent US embassy in Jerusalem

Government approves plan to allocate land at the Allenby Complex in Jerusalem for the construction of the permanent US Embassy in Jerusalem.

Israel approves site for permanent US embassy in Jerusalem

Trump:

'Iran gave us a big gift, we're dealing with the right people'

President Donald Trump says Iran gave the US a 'very big present' tied to the Strait of Hormuz, signaling progress despite deep mistrust.

'Iran gave us a big gift, we're dealing with the right people'

Baby, 6 others wounded in missile strike in Bnei Brak

During the widespread barrage from Iran, a missile or interception fragment hit a building in Bnei Brak. A child was moderately injured and was evacuated for medical treatment.

Baby, 6 others wounded in missile strike in Bnei Brak

After attempts to rebuild:

Iranian military industry suffers major blow

IAF strikes a major plant where the Iranian regime developed and produced explosive materials for a variety of weapons.

Iranian military industry suffers major blow

Reporting under fire:

Northern correspondent takes cover on the road on-air

Northern Israel correspondent Uriya Keshet was reporting from an impact site when sirens began to sound once again.

Northern correspondent takes cover on the road on-air

Essentials of Judaism:

All the world's people

Hashem is concerned with the fate and direction of all people and wants us to offer them direction. Judaism and Jews are meant to impact more than just Jews.

All the world's people

Iranian missile lands near Beirut

A missile launched from Iran fell in the Beirut area. In Lebanon, it is believed the target was the U.S. Embassy, while a U.S. official claims the missile was aimed at Cyprus.

Iranian missile lands near Beirut

Panic in Be'er Sheva:

Woman walks down street brandishing knives

A woman waving knives caused panic in Be’er Sheva during an Iranian missile siren before being subdued by a soldier and civilian and arrested.

Woman walks down street brandishing knives

Refuting the Biggest Lie:

This war isn’t about Israel-it’s about America

The United States does not need Israel to tell it that Iran is a threat. The evidence is written in blood-American blood-spilled over decades of unprovoked aggression. Opinion.

This war isn’t about Israel-it’s about America

Amid rising antisemitism:

King Charles accepts patronage of major Jewish security org.

King Charles III accepts CST patron role as leaders warn of rising antisemitism following a suspected arson attack on Jewish ambulances in London.

King Charles accepts patronage of major Jewish security org.

'Direct hit, Alpha, well done'

Watch: Loaded rocket launcher destroyed in Iran

IDF publishes footage of a strike on a ballistic missile launcher that was loaded and ready to be used for missile launches toward Israeli territory.

Watch: Loaded rocket launcher destroyed in Iran

How the UN treated the mother of an Israeli hero

Naomi Weiser, whose son Roey saved 12 lives on October 7 before he was murdered, addressed the UN Human Rights Council today. The council's Vice President did not take kindly to her words.

How the UN treated the mother of an Israeli hero

Pesach Q&A

Non run-of-the-mill halakhic questions that people recently asked the rabbi.

Pesach Q&A

‘Hate crime’ or hoax? Hebrew blunders raise eyebrows

Unusual Hebrew wording and spelling errors in graffiti cited by PA and Haaretz reports are raising doubts about the identity of those behind the act.

‘Hate crime’ or hoax? Hebrew blunders raise eyebrows

Exhibition in Britain: “Jews Eat Babies"

The exhibition, presented in the town of Margate, sparked a wave of complaints due to a series of images that visitors claim rely on extreme antisemitic stereotypes.

Exhibition in Britain: “Jews Eat Babies"

The error that nearly led to the arrest of a Likud staffer

Phone number of Likud employee mistakenly included in harassment complaint, leading police to nearly arrest her before error was discovered

The error that nearly led to the arrest of a Likud staffer

Tragedy in Jordan River

Man dies after being swept away in current

Firefighters from the Galil-Golan station pulled a man from the Jordan River under complex current conditions after he was swept away. He was later pronounced dead.

Man dies after being swept away in current

Report:

Saudi Crown Prince pressing Trump to escalate war against Iran

Report says Saudi Crown Prince urged President Trump to continue military campaign against Iran, warning that ending the war prematurely could leave a lasting regional threat.

Saudi Crown Prince pressing Trump to escalate war against Iran

'The walls turned to dust'

Resident recounts survival after missile strike destroys home

Nadav Katan describes devastation after Iranian missile levels his apartment, credits instinct and shelter for saving his life moments before impact

Resident recounts survival after missile strike destroys home

Man seriously injured by missile strike in the Negev

A man from the Bedouin community was seriously injured, while his wife and two young children were lightly injured by a missile fired from Iran.

Man seriously injured by missile strike in the Negev

Watch:

Tunnel shaft from which 8 terrorists emerged destroyed

The Golani Brigade's combat team forces eliminated eight terrorists and destroyed a compound where the shaft from which they emerged was located.

Tunnel shaft from which 8 terrorists emerged destroyed

Vehicle torched in Jewish neighborhood in Antwerp

An Islamist organization claimed responsibility and published a threatening statement in which it vowed to continue its actions 'until the liberation of Palestine.'

Vehicle torched in Jewish neighborhood in Antwerp

Possible Iranian connection:

Iran behind the arson of ambulances in London?

London police commissioner says it is possible that a group with ties to Iran set fire to Hatzalah ambulances in London on Monday morning.

Iran behind the arson of ambulances in London?

War leaves hundreds of frum families with nothing for Pesach

Turns out the most painful front of the war is behind closed doors - and 455 people have already stepped up to help. Here's why this can't wait.

War leaves hundreds of frum families with nothing for Pesach

Ra'anana councilor demands funding for relgious services

Yoram Silverman asks to put on the agenda the delay in Religious Council budgets and the lack of an appointed commissioner, which he says are harming essential services for residents.

Ra'anana councilor demands funding for relgious services

Persona non grata:

Lebanon expels Iranian ambassador

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Beirut has declared the new Iranian ambassador 'persona non grata' and ordered him to leave the country by Sunday.

Lebanon expels Iranian ambassador

Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl calls to boycott rabbinical exams

The Rabbi says the courts' demand to force the Chief Rabbinate to open certification exams to women should not be accepted, and he proposes alternatives such as holding examinations within bodies that operate without court intervention.

Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl calls to boycott rabbinical exams

Soldier stopped on main highway to help drivers and was run over

A soldier, on his way to operational activity in Lebanon, stopped on Route 6 to help the drivers of a broken-down vehicle and was hit by a passing car, 'He paid with his life for his willingness to help.'

Soldier stopped on main highway to help drivers and was run over

National Cyber Authority:

50 Israeli companies 'digitally erased'

The head of the National Cyber Authority reveals the scope of Iran's cyberattacks against Israel and warns that the war in cyberspace will continue even after a ceasefire.

50 Israeli companies 'digitally erased'

Massive shrapnel fragments crash at a farm in Binyamin

Heavy shrapnel hit the Chesed Olam farm in the Binyamin region, which has recorded 366 sirens since the war began and suffered major damage after a fire destroyed its main building last week.

Massive shrapnel fragments crash at a farm in Binyamin

UK:

Iranian ambassador summoned over alleged intelligence case

Britain’s Foreign Office summons Iran’s ambassador following charges against two individuals suspected of aiding a foreign intelligence service, warning of firm action against threats to national security.

Iranian ambassador summoned over alleged intelligence case

Rabbi Dov Kook supports hilltop homesteads

After the murder of Yehuda Sherman in an attack and a rise in arrests of Israeli farmers, Rabbi Kook published a letter of encouragement and a prayer for the farmers' success.

Rabbi Dov Kook supports hilltop homesteads

Revivim:

The boundaries of sanctity in a House of Prayer

A synagogue is a place that a Jewish community has designated as a place of prayer to God. It played a central role in preserving Jewish identity throughout the exile, serving as a kind of spiritual extension that continues from the Temple and the Land of Israel. Using it for mundane purposes or behaving in it in a mundane manner desecrates its sanctity.

The boundaries of sanctity in a House of Prayer

Despite sirens:

Akko elects a new mayor

By midday (Tuesday), a relatively low voter turnout of 6.5% was recorded amid the sirens. The voting is taking place following the annulment of the previous election results.

Akko elects a new mayor

NYC Councilman answers Pope:

Maybe you should go to confession

Pope Leo suggested recently that Christian political leaders who start wars should "go to confession". NYC Councilman James Gennaro responds.

Maybe you should go to confession

Watch:

IDF strikes Hezbollah headquarters hidden in broadcasting station

Israel Air Force struck a Hezbollah headquarters hidden inside the 'Noor' radio station complex.

IDF strikes Hezbollah headquarters hidden in broadcasting station

Watch:

Missile debris falls near Samaria highway junction

A large piece of an Iranian missile fired in this morning's barrage (Tuesday) toward central Israel fell near the Gitai Avisar junction in Samaria. There were no casualties.

Missile debris falls near Samaria highway junction

Indictment:

Jerusalem brothers impersonate 8200 soldier

According to the indictment, two brothers fabricated information, using AI to produce documents, which they delivered to an Iranian agent named "David," receiving payment of over NIS 100,000.

Jerusalem brothers impersonate 8200 soldier

Israel will not join March of the Living due to war

Due to the security situation and restrictions at Ben-Gurion Airport, some 1,000 Israelis and 60 Holocaust survivors will not march this year from Auschwitz to Birkenau.

Israel will not join March of the Living due to war

Araghchi's secret message to Witkoff

The Iranian foreign minister said he came 'with the consent and blessing of Mojtaba Khamenei,' while the contacts were conducted in secret and without informing Israel.

Araghchi's secret message to Witkoff

Direct hit on building in Tel Aviv

Sirens heard in central Israel. Missile with a cluster warhead strikes a building in Tel Aviv. Interception fragments cause fires in Rosh HaAyin and Netanya.

Direct hit on building in Tel Aviv

Arbitration Law Approved:

Jewish courts regain power to rule on monetary disputes

The Knesset approved a law restoring the rabbinical courts' authority to adjudicate monetary matters by mutual consent of the parties.

Jewish courts regain power to rule on monetary disputes

Regev: Sara Netanyahu is worthy of lighting a torch

The minister responsible for Independence Day torchlighting ceremony heard in a closed conversation expressing support for honoring the Prime Minister’s wife: "She safeguards the resilience of the state."

Regev: Sara Netanyahu is worthy of lighting a torch

Albanese at it again:

'World gave Israel license to torture Palestinians'

Controversial UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese again criticizes Israel, claiming torture against Palestinian Arabs has become state policy. Israel: Albanese is an "agent of chaos" who promotes extremist narratives.

'World gave Israel license to torture Palestinians'

US Education Dept targets Harvard for failing Jewish students

US Department of Education opens probes into Harvard for antisemitic harassment of Jewish students and refusal to provide admissions data.

US Education Dept targets Harvard for failing Jewish students

Pakistan offers Islamabad as venue for US-Iran talks

Pakistan's Foreign Office says Islamabad is "already ready" to host direct talks between the US and Iran to end the ongoing war, if both sides agree.

Pakistan offers Islamabad as venue for US-Iran talks