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'War will end pretty soon'

Trump expresses optimism on Iran deal

President Trump predicts the war with Iran will end soon, stating that negotiations are going well and a deal to secure the Strait of Hormuz could be near.

Trump expresses optimism on Iran deal

Parashat Re'eh:

Today and every day

We need to make the choice between blessing and curse, and by our ethical conduct, we decide for ourselves which way our faces incline.

Today and every day

Sa'ar fires back at Turkey: Israel will keep defending itself

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar rejected Turkish criticism of Israel's Syria operations, accusing Ankara of hypocrisy and defending Israel's security measures.

Sa'ar fires back at Turkey: Israel will keep defending itself

Palestinian Arab Culture, Part 1: Origins

Cultures take centuries or millennia to form organically, but Palestinian Arab culture, or "Palestinianism," sprang into being quickly and artificially.

Palestinian Arab Culture, Part 1: Origins

Father parts from son:

'We felt that something bad was happening'

Thousands pay final respects to Chief Master Sergeant (Res.) Tamir Vaknin, after he was killed during combat in southern Lebanon.

'We felt that something bad was happening'

National Digital Agency warns: Hackers' new scam

The government's Cyber Defense Unit is warning of a campaign that displays a fake "I'm not a robot" screen designed to trick users into copying and pasting malicious commands.

National Digital Agency warns: Hackers' new scam

Into the fray: USA vs. ICC

Rubio vows to dismantle International Court “brick by brick"

The ICC’s witch hunt against America and Israel has imperiled its continued existence. Opinion.

Rubio vows to dismantle International Court “brick by brick"

Must read for New Yorkers living in Israel:

Getting Blakeman elected

Right now, the important task is to garner legal votes from New Yorkers in Israel to push Blakeman into the governor’s mansion in Albany. Your absentee ballot is vital. Op-ed.

Getting Blakeman elected

Heads roll in Mossad after failed Iran regime change

Channel 12 reports Mossad chief Roman Gofman dismissed two senior officials involved in a plan to bring down Iran's regime that was not implemented.

Heads roll in Mossad after failed Iran regime change

"Campaign of revenge"

Sarah Netanyahu's legal battle

Sarah Netanyahu has filed a lawsuit against former Prime Minister's Residence employee Yechiel Ohev Ami, one week after he sued her, alleging workplace abuse.

Sarah Netanyahu's legal battle

The rise of the DSA’s Hitlerian America

Being a Nazi is not enough to be disqualified, as Democrats rush to support any antisemite who looks like he has a chance of winning. Even Chuck Schumer joined the list of Democrats who chose defeating the Republicans over Jewish children's lives. Opinion.

The rise of the DSA’s Hitlerian America

Poll

Further decline in support for Bennett

An i24NEWS poll indicates that Naftali Bennett's "Together" party has lost another two seats. Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein's new party fails to cross the electoral threshold.

Further decline in support for Bennett

Anthony Fauci made science friction

Covid Tsars the world over outdid him in pillage and mega rupture, proving that a pandemic has no peer for propagating greed and megalomania. Opinion.

Anthony Fauci made science friction

Re’eh: Is money a blessing or a curse?

The answer depends less on money than on us.

Re’eh: Is money a blessing or a curse?

Gilad Erdan announces new party and his promise

Former UN envoy Gilad Erdan launches a new right-wing party with Yuli Edelstein, calling for universal service and a broad Zionist government.

Gilad Erdan announces new party and his promise

Baby girl drowns in swimming pool in Ashkelon

An 18-month-old girl drowned in a swimming pool at a private home in Ashkelon. Magen David Adom teams performed CPR at the scene, but doctors at Barzilai Medical Center were forced to pronounce her dead.

Baby girl drowns in swimming pool in Ashkelon

Watch:

How the Navy prepares for war

Israeli Navy holds major exercise in two seas to implement lessons learned during the war, preparing for scenarios of maritime infiltrations, multi-arena combat, and aerial threats, among others.

How the Navy prepares for war

Houthi attack on Yemen forces leaves 45 dead, 80 wounded

Houthi missile and drone strikes on Yemeni military positions killed 45 government forces and wounded about 80 others, according to reports.

Houthi attack on Yemen forces leaves 45 dead, 80 wounded

'Hard for me to say goodbye'

The chilling speech by Maj. Harel Birenstock to his troops

In a speech delivered to his troops before he fell, Maj. Harel Birenstock urged them to strengthen the unit, recruit new soldiers, and, above all, choose good people.

The chilling speech by Maj. Harel Birenstock to his troops

Due to navigation error:

Arab mob attempts to attack mother and son in Jenin

Two Israelis who accidentally entered Jenin due to a navigation error were attacked by an Arab mob. They escaped unharmed, but their vehicle was damaged.

Arab mob attempts to attack mother and son in Jenin

Good news

Condition of 4 soldiers seriously wounded in Lebanon stabilizes

The condition of the four soldiers seriously wounded in yesterday's incident in Lebanon has stabilized, and one has regained consciousness and is communicating with his family.

Condition of 4 soldiers seriously wounded in Lebanon stabilizes

Indictment: Ashkelon couple spied for Iran in exchange for crypto

Two Ashkelon residents charged with carrying out surveillance missions across Israel for Iranian handler, photographing military-related sites and receiving cryptocurrency.

Indictment: Ashkelon couple spied for Iran in exchange for crypto

Police arrest suspect over threat to murder MK Tzvi Sukkot

Police arrested an eastern Jerusalem man accused of threatening to murder MK Tzvi Sukkot, prompting authorities to raise his security threat level.

Police arrest suspect over threat to murder MK Tzvi Sukkot

Report: US begins removing refueling aircraft from Ben Gurion

US Air Force reportedly begins relocating some of its aerial refueling aircraft from Ben Gurion Airport, following pressure to ease congestion ahead of one of the busiest travel months since October 7.

Report: US begins removing refueling aircraft from Ben Gurion

Man in his 70s dies after contracting West Nile Virus

Ten cases have been diagnosed since the start of the season, three patients remain hospitalized, and virus-carrying mosquitoes have been detected in several municipalities in central Israel.

Man in his 70s dies after contracting West Nile Virus

Foreign Ministry:

'WSJ prsents the most anti-Israel Christians as authentic'

The Foreign Ministry published a message today denouncing a report that anti-Christian attacks were on the rise in Israel.

'WSJ prsents the most anti-Israel Christians as authentic'

Rabbis call for Temple Mount police recruits

Prominent Religious Zionist rabbis issue rare joint call encouraging young men to enlist in the Temple Mount Police unit, describing the role as both a national mission and a great privilege.

Rabbis call for Temple Mount police recruits

Israel doubles defense-tech orders amid wartime buildup

Defense Ministry doubles orders to Israeli defense-tech startups, investing nearly $330 million as it races to develop the 'next surprises' for the battlefield.

Israel doubles defense-tech orders amid wartime buildup

Education Ministry probes missing bonuses at haredi daycares

Education Ministry audit finds dozens of haredi daycare centers allegedly failed to pass government-funded bonuses on to classroom aides, prompting demands to recover millions of shekels.

Education Ministry probes missing bonuses at haredi daycares

Family bids tearful farewell to Major Harel Birenstock

Major (res.) Harel Birenstock, who was killed in combat in southern Lebanon, was laid to rest at Mount Herzl as his family remembered his devotion to his country, his wife and four children, and his unwavering love of life in emotional eulogies.

Family bids tearful farewell to Major Harel Birenstock

Holocaust survivor who built generations dies at 102

Esther Dina Flintenstein, who survived the Holocaust and went on to raise a large family in Israel, passes away at the age of 102 after collapsing at her home in Bnei Brak.

Holocaust survivor who built generations dies at 102

Antisemitism at a Bnei Akiva camp in Bulgaria

Men dressed in black shouted 'Sieg Heil' at Bnei Akiva members from Italy who were staying at a summer camp in Sofia.

Antisemitism at a Bnei Akiva camp in Bulgaria

IDF:

Hezbollah built thousands of terror sites in Lebanese villages

New IDF findings reveal thousands of Hezbollah military sites embedded inside civilian villages, exposing years-long effort to turn southern Lebanon into fortified terror zone.

Hezbollah built thousands of terror sites in Lebanese villages

New legal battle targets municipal funding for haredim

Israel Hofsheet appeals to Attorney General, municipal legal advisers, demanding local authorities halt funding for haredi cultural events and community programs.

New legal battle targets municipal funding for haredim

15 Israelis cross into Lebanon after breaching border fence

Around 15 civilians cross into Lebanon after breaching border fence near Ghajar, prompting IDF operation to retrieve them.

15 Israelis cross into Lebanon after breaching border fence

Seven soldiers indicted over alleged abuse in engineering unit

Seven veteran soldiers have been indicted on charges of carrying out a prolonged campaign of violence and humiliation against younger troops in an engineering unit.

Seven soldiers indicted over alleged abuse in engineering unit

Body found during search for missing Israeli

Police discover body in an advanced state of decomposition during the search for missing man Eldar Dayan, identity not yet confirmed.

Body found during search for missing Israeli

Office of the UK Chief Rabbi:

Parashat Re'eh: Food parcels save lives

One of the great elements of the practice of sending food parcels is that it’s not just those who receive who benefit, but those who send the food, they rejoice.

Parashat Re'eh: Food parcels save lives

An end to the Diaspora?

The price of belonging

The modern Diaspora was built on an unspoken assumption: if Jews contributed enough to their host societies, they would be accepted as full members of them. That bargain is over. Only Israel grants Jews full membership. Opinion.

The price of belonging

Ben Gvir crushes coalition rivals in new poll

Over 72% of coalition voters want National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to remain in office, Channel 14 poll reveals.

Ben Gvir crushes coalition rivals in new poll

Parashat Re’eh:

Preparing for Rosh Hashanah

As bewildering as the world can be, the parasha and haftorah assure us of our wonderful future. Our enemies, whether on the battlefields or in the international courtrooms, are destined to fail.

Preparing for Rosh Hashanah

Freedom of Speech ends where public safety begins

New York City's Jews may face a “clear and present danger" due to their mayor's rhetoric. And too little is being done about it. Opinion.

Freedom of Speech ends where public safety begins

Eli Yishai comeback?

Former Shas leader weighs run with new haredi party

The former Shas chairman is in talks with the "Haredi Public" party, which targets working haredim and advocates enlisting haredim not engaged in full-time Torah study.

Former Shas leader weighs run with new haredi party

Houthis target Saudi oil tankers in Red Sea and Gulf of Aden

Yemen's Houthis claim missile attacks on two Saudi oil tankers off Yanbu and in the Gulf of Aden, intensifying their Red Sea naval blockade against Riyadh.

Houthis target Saudi oil tankers in Red Sea and Gulf of Aden

Cleared for publication:

Reservists Harel Birenstock and Tamir Vaknin fell in Lebanon

Major (Res.) Harel Birenstock, 34, and Chief Master Sergeant (Res.) Tamir Vaknin, 33, fell during combat in southern Lebanon. Four reservists severely injured in the same incident.

Reservists Harel Birenstock and Tamir Vaknin fell in Lebanon

After clash with Netanyahu

MK Dan Illouz joins Avigdor Liberman’s Yisrael Beytenu

MK Dan Illouz announces he is joining the Yisrael Beytenu party, led by Avigdor Liberman, after leaving Likud.

MK Dan Illouz joins Avigdor Liberman’s Yisrael Beytenu

Report:

Trump clashed with Hegseth over missile shortages

The Washington Post reports that tensions flared at Camp David as President Trump confronted War Secretary Hegseth over depleted US missile stockpiles constraining options against Iran.

Trump clashed with Hegseth over missile shortages

Tanker and crew safe following explosions in Strait of Hormuz

UKMTO reports two explosions near a tanker off Oman’s Kumzar coast, marking the third maritime safety incident in the Strait of Hormuz within four days.

Tanker and crew safe following explosions in Strait of Hormuz

'Nice and frank conversation'

Vance rejects reports of clash with Netanyahu

Vice President JD Vance rejects reports of a hostile confrontation with Netanyahu, characterizing their talks over Iran policy as frank but pleasant.

Vance rejects reports of clash with Netanyahu

Yoaz Hendel vows:

'Broad Zionist government without haredi and Arab parties

In an interview with Arutz Sheva following his party’s launch, Yoaz Hendel says Netanyahu must take responsibility for the October 7 disaster, calls for the establishment of a broad Zionist government.

'Broad Zionist government without haredi and Arab parties

'He hates Jews'

Trump attacks Michigan primary winner Abdul El-Sayed

President Donald Trump sharply criticizes Michigan Democratic primary winner Abdul El-Sayed, labeling him a "communist" and a hater of Jews and Israel: He’s full of s--t.

Trump attacks Michigan primary winner Abdul El-Sayed

Trump:

'I would rather make a deal, I don’t want to kill people'

Speaking in Nevada, President Trump states the US is heavily striking Iran while reiterating his preference for a deal to prevent it acquiring nuclear arms.

'I would rather make a deal, I don’t want to kill people'

Report:

Phase Two of Gaza agreement to span 210 days across five stages

Hamas sources tell Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper that the second phase of the ceasefire agreement will last 210 days and be implemented in five distinct stages.

Phase Two of Gaza agreement to span 210 days across five stages

Netanyahu

'The long journey of the Herzl family ends today'

Prime Minister links Herzl's vision to Israel's current security challenges, vows to prevent a nuclear Iran; President Herzog says lasting victory requires both military success and statesmanship.

'The long journey of the Herzl family ends today'

Israel successfully tests upgraded Arrow Missile Defense System

Defense establishment says successful launch test advances Israel's ability to counter future missile threats following operational successes against Iran and Yemen.

Israel successfully tests upgraded Arrow Missile Defense System

IDF strikes Hezbollah after ceasefire violation

The IDF launched targeted strikes in southern Lebanon after accusing Hezbollah of violating the ceasefire, while reports said military officials had urged a stronger response than the one ultimately approved by Israel's political leadership.

IDF strikes Hezbollah after ceasefire violation




























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