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Two in critical condition

11 injured in fire in Netanya

11 people injured from smoke inhalation, including a man and a woman around 80 years old who are in critical condition, and another woman in serious condition, in a fire at a residential building in Netanya.

11 injured in fire in Netanya

Iranian FM:

'Deal with the US is possible if diplomacy leads the way'

Ahead of Geneva talks, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says a deal with the US is possible if diplomacy is prioritized, reiterates Iran’s commitment to peaceful nuclear technology.

'Deal with the US is possible if diplomacy leads the way'

Brother of slain Israeli diplomat to attend State of the Union

Hanan Lischinsky, brother of slain Israeli diplomat Yaron Lischinsky, will attend the State of the Union as a guest of House Speaker Mike Johnson.

Brother of slain Israeli diplomat to attend State of the Union

Two patients injured

Smoking in room leads to fire at Laniado Hospital

Fire breaks out in a hospital room at Laniado Hospital, apparently caused by a patient smoking inside the room. Two patients injured, one moderately and the other lightly.

Smoking in room leads to fire at Laniado Hospital

Trump:

'Iran wants to make a deal more than I do'

Ahead of his State of the Union address, Trump tells TV anchors that Iran wants a deal but refuses to commit to abandoning its nuclear weapons ambitions.

'Iran wants to make a deal more than I do'

Hallel and Yagel Yaniv:

IDF soldier dedicates destruction of Gaza tunnel

An IDF soldier dedicated the destruction of a tunnel shaft in northern Gaza to the memory of his cousins, Hallel and Yagel Yaniv, who were murdered in a terrorist attack three years ago.

IDF soldier dedicates destruction of Gaza tunnel

'Will shake the system'

Serious development in the smuggling to Gaza case

An indictment will soon be filed against one of the individuals involved in the smuggling of goods to the Gaza Strip, with the value of the goods estimated at hundreds of millions of shekels.

Serious development in the smuggling to Gaza case

It could be cheap here:

Smotrich bypassed the vote and signed a new order

After the Knesset plenum rejected the order to expand the VAT exemption to $150, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich signed a new order raising the exemption to $130, which will take effect at midnight.

Smotrich bypassed the vote and signed a new order

Netanyahu to UN reps

'Israel is small but strong because of its people's spirit'

PM Netanyahu met with a delegation of UN ambassadors, together with Israeli Ambassador to the US Danny Danon. 'The one thing that has changed is that when they come to slaughter us, we have the capacity to defend ourselves.'

'Israel is small but strong because of its people's spirit'

Peak tensions in Middle East

US stations advanced stealth aircraft in Israel

As part of a broad US military deployment in the Middle East, about 12 F-22 Raptor aircraft have been stationed in Israel.

US stations advanced stealth aircraft in Israel

Parents, responsibility is yours:

Anti-obesity injections for teens: effective or harmful?

Following the inclusion of the anti-obesity injection for teenagers in the national health basket, psychotherapist Dr. Ilan Tal emphasizes it must be combined with emotional regulation and proper supervision, 'Parents, the responsibility is yours.'

Anti-obesity injections for teens: effective or harmful?

Netanyahu

'Gaza will be demilitarized the easy way or the hard way'

PM Netanyahu adressed a emphasized the need for the demilitarization of Gaza, the creation of a new regional axis, and the continued fight against terrorism and illegal weapons.

'Gaza will be demilitarized the easy way or the hard way'

Sen. Ted Cruz

'I told the President, don't miss this opportunity with Iran'

Texas Senator tells CNBC the Iranian regime is at its weakest, toppling the Ayatollahs would make America safer.

'I told the President, don't miss this opportunity with Iran'

First time

US Embassy to offer passport services in Judea and Samaria

As part of its “Freedom 250" initiative, the US Embassy in Jerusalem announced that consular officers will provide routine passport services to residents of Judea and Samaria, starting in Efrat and extending to other locations.

US Embassy to offer passport services in Judea and Samaria

Zvi Yehezkeli:

Australia may deny entry to journalist over inflammatory remarks

Australia may block i24news host Tzvi Yehezkeli over past remarks calling for 100,000 Gazans to be killed and labeling Gaza journalists 'terror journalists.'

Australia may deny entry to journalist over inflammatory remarks

Police arrest nine suspects after stone-throwing attack in Ramla

Nine suspects were arrested after allegedly throwing stones at a Ramla home while shouting 'The people of Israel are dead.'

Police arrest nine suspects after stone-throwing attack in Ramla

Aaron David Miller

'Trump could announce Iran strikes during State of the Union'

Longtime State Department official and Middle East scholar writes that he would not be surprised if President Trump does something unprecedented tonight.

'Trump could announce Iran strikes during State of the Union'

Antisemitism in France:

They saw the mezuza on my door and shouted 'dirty Jew'

Europe1 reports that activists from the far-left party LFI insulted an elderly Jewish woman after noticing a mezuzah on her door.

They saw the mezuza on my door and shouted 'dirty Jew'

State Comptroller

Home Front failues during the war

A series of comprehensive reports examines the readiness of the authorities, evacuations in the south and north, reception, education, welfare, financial aid, and information management.

Home Front failues during the war

Kashrut warning:

Severe kashrut breaches of dairy, fish, and meat products

The latest kashrut update from the Chief Rabbinate of Israel reveals a series of failures in imported and marketed products, including misleading consumers on the level of kashrut approved by private supervisory bodies.

Severe kashrut breaches of dairy, fish, and meat products

Faustian Bargain:

Democrats think they weren’t antisemitic enough in 2024

Given that the candidate who won the election was widely known as the most pro-Israel president of all time, what is the logic behind the idea that opposing Israel was the key to success? Opinion.

Democrats think they weren’t antisemitic enough in 2024

Israel to deliver 117 mobile generators to Jews in Ukraine

Israel to deliver 117 mobile generators to the Kyiv region, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar told Rabbi Meir Stambler in a call marking four years since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Israel to deliver 117 mobile generators to Jews in Ukraine

Footage

Arabs throw stones at Jewish home in Ramla

A group of young Arabs was documented throwing stones at the home of Noam Glik in the Amishav neighborhood of Ramla.

Arabs throw stones at Jewish home in Ramla

The spirit of Émile Zola stills cries J’Accuse

What happens when Gentiles with no personal stake are angered by anti-Israel agendas they perceive as antisemitic, and what happens when they belong to unions that use organizational resources to support political causes irrelevant to or opposed by rank and file. Opinion.

The spirit of Émile Zola stills cries J’Accuse

Terrorist attempts to run over police at tunnel checkpoint

A terrorist attempted to run over police officers standing at the tunnel checkpoint. The force fired at him but he managed to escape.

Terrorist attempts to run over police at tunnel checkpoint

First Israeli patient undergoes new spinal treatment

The procedure was performed at Assuta Hospital as part of the international OASIS study evaluating an innovative biological technology for lumbar vertebral fusion in patients with degenerative disease.

First Israeli patient undergoes new spinal treatment

Israel warns Lebanon:

If Hezbollah intervenes we will respond forcefully

Report says Jerusalem warned Beirut it would target civilian infrastructure if Hezbollah joins potential US-Iran conflict.

If Hezbollah intervenes we will respond forcefully

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Man charged with assault after driving with wife on car hood

A 27-year-old man from northern Israel is accused of continuing to drive while his wife was on the hood of his car after an altercation outside a hotel in Haifa.

Man charged with assault after driving with wife on car hood

Iran nears deal with China for advanced missiles

Report says Iran is close to securing CM-302 anti-ship missiles from China, a move analysts warn could threaten US naval forces in the region.

Iran nears deal with China for advanced missiles

Supplier of fatal gas canisters given extended detention

The Ashkelon Magistrate’s Court extended the detention of a partner in the company that supplied medical air cylinders to the Ashdod refinery, after investigators said the cylinders contained pure nitrogen.

Supplier of fatal gas canisters given extended detention

Day 80

Heated exchange of words during Netanyahu's testimony

Confrontation between the prosecutor and the Prime Minister over a remark made during the investigation leads to heated exchange.

Heated exchange of words during Netanyahu's testimony

How long could the US sustain an attack on Iran?

Israeli assessment says US could sustain only days of intense strikes on Iran despite additional carrier deployment

How long could the US sustain an attack on Iran?

Watch:

Carcass of sperm whale washes ashore at Zikim beach

The whale washed up this morning (Tuesday) on Zikim Beach, within the marine nature reserve. Marine researchers will examine the carcass to determine the circumstances of death.

Carcass of sperm whale washes ashore at Zikim beach

After 4 years of war

Ukraine’s Jews adapt to life of sirens, shortages and uncertainty

As Russia’s war enters its fourth year, Ukraine’s Jewish community faces trauma, displacement, and hardship; yet continues to sustain schools, synagogues, and hope.

Ukraine’s Jews adapt to life of sirens, shortages and uncertainty

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Memorial ceremony for fallen whose place of burial is unknown

A state memorial ceremony for Israel’s fallen soldiers whose burial places are unknown was held on Tuesday at the Hall of Remembrance on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem.

Memorial ceremony for fallen whose place of burial is unknown

Arizona affirms Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria

The Arizona House of Representatives today approved legislation affirming Israel's sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, including the use of the names in official communications.

Arizona affirms Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria

Insubordination in Likud increases

Arutz Sheva has learned that after shooting down Min. Smotrich's VAT exemption order, Likud MKs warned that they will not vote for the conscription law either.

Insubordination in Likud increases

The road that will 'eliminate' a Palestinian state

Ministers Smotrich and Regev inaugurated the beginning of work to pave the new Route 45, which will connect eastern Binyamin with Route 443.

The road that will 'eliminate' a Palestinian state

Save Chaim Rafael

Without surgery, HLHS claims 25-40% of babies in their first year

This rare heart condition is fatal without intervention - and the only treatment that can save this boy now must happen abroad, at a cost his mother cannot afford

Without surgery, HLHS claims 25-40% of babies in their first year

Air Travel Nightmare:

Flight to USA returns to Israel after eight hours airborne

Due to extreme weather in New York, an El Al flight that departed Tel Aviv had to return to Israel after eight hours of flying toward the United States.

Flight to USA returns to Israel after eight hours airborne

Out into the cold:

Overnight demolitions at Binyamin region hilltop encampments

Border Police and Civil Administration teams razed structures at Gur Ariyeh and Kol Mevaser, drawing fury from residents who vow to rebuild.

Overnight demolitions at Binyamin region hilltop encampments

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Biker damages police car as revenge for ticket

Police say the suspect returned a day after receiving a speeding fine and punctured all four tires of a patrol car before fleeing.

Biker damages police car as revenge for ticket

A deal with Iran?

The turmoil is coming

The war against the first bomb of the Shi‘ite Caliphate in Iran. Opinion.

The turmoil is coming

Trump targets foreign funding of universities

The US administration is expected to step up oversight of foreign funding to limit its influence on curricula and campus activity.

Trump targets foreign funding of universities

When headlines fade:

The emerging Great Power Equation

U.S. engagement in the South Caucasus must find a consistent path between corridors, capitals and competing models of engagement. China is watching closely. Opinion.

The emerging Great Power Equation

Report:

Trump officials reassure Arabs after Huckabee remarks

Senior US officials contacted Arab governments to clarify that Ambassador Mike Huckabee’s remarks reflected personal views, not a shift in Trump administration policy.

Trump officials reassure Arabs after Huckabee remarks

Louisiana wins appeal to display Ten Commandments in classrooms

Federal appeals court rules that Louisiana can enforce a law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms, despite challenges from civil rights groups.

Louisiana wins appeal to display Ten Commandments in classrooms

Today is the 7th of Adar:

A Jewish day most Jews have never heard of

From the time of Moses until now, “Zayin Adar" affirms Judaism’s unwavering reverence for the sanctity of the human body, created in the image of G-d.

A Jewish day most Jews have never heard of

After controversial comments

France calls for block on US envoy Kushner

French foreign ministry demands US envoy Charles Kushner be blocked from government access after he failed to meet with officials following comments on rising "left-wing extremism" in France.

France calls for block on US envoy Kushner

Over terror ties

Germany’s CDU calls for end to UNRWA funding

The Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in Germany calls for an end to financial support for UNRWA, demanding stricter monitoring of aid to the Palestinian Authority and an immediate halt to donations.

Germany’s CDU calls for end to UNRWA funding

Iran warns of wider consequences if attacked

Iran’s deputy foreign minister warns of wider escalation if attacked by the US, following Trump’s threat over Iran’s nuclear program.

Iran warns of wider consequences if attacked

Nick Reiner pleads not guilty to murder of parents

Nick Reiner, son of Rob Reiner, pleads not guilty to the murders of his parents, who were found dead at their Brentwood home in December.

Nick Reiner pleads not guilty to murder of parents

Yisrael Beytenu MK criticizes Gantz: He’s wasting votes

MK Evgeny Sova rules out a minority government in an interview with Arutz Sheva-Israel National News and explains why Benny Gantz could pave the way for a right-wing victory in the next elections.

Yisrael Beytenu MK criticizes Gantz: He’s wasting votes

Following Bondi Beach attack

Royal Commission into antisemitism begins work

Australia’s royal commission into antisemitism begins public hearings, investigating the causes of antisemitism and the deadly Bondi Beach shooting. An interim report is expected by April.

Royal Commission into antisemitism begins work

Amit Segal reveals:

'Netanyahu offered me the fourth spot on Likud's slate'

Political analyst Amit Segal reveals that ahead of the last elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered him a reserved spot at number four on the Likud slate.

'Netanyahu offered me the fourth spot on Likud's slate'

Name of Israel's Eurovision song revealed

The song itself, titled "Michelle," will be revealed for the first time next Thursday and was selected by a committee from around 200 submissions.

Name of Israel's Eurovision song revealed