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Irish PM calls on Dublin to drop effort to rename Herzog Park

Irish Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Micheál Martin called on the Dublin City Council to drop the proposal to rename Herzog Park, calling the move 'divisive.'

Irish PM calls on Dublin to drop effort to rename Herzog Park

The Mossad’s promise and Iran’s regime

The Mossad’s active presence inside Iran and throughout Tehran has served as a barely concealed warning to the regime, yet the clerical establishment remains lost in its delusions and the destructive ideology of Khomeinism. Opinion.

The Mossad’s promise and Iran’s regime

Rachel Goldberg-Polin

'I would ask Rabbi Sacks if he had found Hersh yet'

Hersh Goldberg-Polin’s parents captivate London audience with message of hope at the Fifth Annual Sacks Conversation. 'I would ask Rabbi Sacks if he could teach Hersh some of what he taught me.'

'I would ask Rabbi Sacks if he had found Hersh yet'

Report:

Egypt training police force to be stationed in Gaza

The new police force includes 5,000 police officers who will undergo training in Egypt, and 5,000 police officers who worked under the Hamas government.

Egypt training police force to be stationed in Gaza

Afghan TikTok user says he is building bomb targeting Fort Worth

Mohammad Dawood Alokozay, admitted under Operation Allies Welcome, was arrested after posting a TikTok video hinting at a bomb attack targeting Fort Worth, raising concerns about immigration vetting and national security.

Afghan TikTok user says he is building bomb targeting Fort Worth

Netanyahu submits request to Pres. Herzog for pardon

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu submitted a request for a pardon to President Isaac Herzog.

Netanyahu submits request to Pres. Herzog for pardon

God protected us:

'He threw an iron rod, I froze. I couldn't talk'

Meital Azariah was lightly hurt when a teenager threw an iron rod that shattered her windshield near Giti Avishar junction. “It’s unbelievable; we felt God protected us,” she recounted.

'He threw an iron rod, I froze. I couldn't talk'

The divergence of traditions in selecting a Haftarah

Parashat Vayetzei's Ashkenazi and Sepharadi haftorahs are back to back in the book of Hoshea, but have different themes.

The divergence of traditions in selecting a Haftarah

Suspected agricultural terror attack in Binyamin

A goat belonging to the Metzudat David farm in the Binyamin region was poisoned near its grazing area. Police located a pita bread laced with toxic material and arrested four Palestinians from the village of al-Mughayir in less than 24 hours.

Suspected agricultural terror attack in Binyamin

Pro-Palestinian pressure:

Polish city severs ties with Ashkelon

The city of Sopot in Poland, which has been twin cities with Ashkelon for 30 years, has decided to sever ties with its Israeli partner in light of the situation in Gaza.

Polish city severs ties with Ashkelon

Scarlett Johansson:

'I was asked not to make a film about the Holocaust'

Drawing on her Jewish heritage and experience working with Woody Allen, Scarlett Johansson directs Eleanor the Great, a poignant comedy about a widow claiming her friend’s Holocaust story.

'I was asked not to make a film about the Holocaust'

After Rafah strike

IDF examining if Janina Battalion Commander, Deputy eliminated

The IDF is investigating whether two of the terrorists eliminated in the air strike in Gaza this morning (Sunday) are the commander of the East Rafah battalion and his deputy.

IDF examining if Janina Battalion Commander, Deputy eliminated

Report

Haredi parties asked MK Tibi for help on Draft Law

Representatives of the haredi factions recently approached MK Ahmed Tibi with a request that he be absent from the expected vote on the draft law - in an attempt to thwart the law's repeal

Haredi parties asked MK Tibi for help on Draft Law

Israeli journalist:

'My son is drafting and this law is scaring me'

Israeli journalist Jacky Levy, whose son will draft this week for combat service, criticizes the wording of the Draft Law and claims discrimination, ‘Even when a non-Haredi Jew is persecuted - it is an antisemitic decree.’

'My son is drafting and this law is scaring me'

IDF reducing forces in Gaza envelope, residents worried

From the beginning of January, the standby squads in communities near the border will remain with only a security coordinator and a deputy. In other communities, the reserve days of the security forces will be limited.

IDF reducing forces in Gaza envelope, residents worried

Unfulfilled commitments:

PA continues to transfer payments to terrorists

Despite Abbas’ promise to the British Prime Minister, PA payments to terrorists continue through a new 'welfare program.' European Union is demanding clarifications.

PA continues to transfer payments to terrorists

IDF concerned

Sensitive info may be leaked to Hezbollah through UNIFIL

The IDF has expressed deep concern in recent weeks over the possible leakage of sensitive information and valuable intelligence to Hezbollah via UNIFIL personnel operating along the northern border.

Sensitive info may be leaked to Hezbollah through UNIFIL

IDF:

Chief of Staff orders investigation of Hamas massacre plan

New independent review to examine how Hamas’ massacre plan was identified already in 2018 but never thoroughly investigated.

Chief of Staff orders investigation of Hamas massacre plan

Weather forecast

Rain returns - but only briefly

Against the backdrop of a relatively dry winter so far, today (Sunday) and tomorrow are expected to bring rain to the north and center of the country. Later in the week, temperatures will rise again.

Rain returns - but only briefly

Revivim:

Travel notes from the United States: Dreaming of Aliyah!

Although I am a Hebrew speaker, I traveled to the USA, in order to teach Torah, meet our Jewish brethren, learn about their strengths and the challenges they face, and counteract the negative picture of Israel in the media by describing the gooness of the Land of Israel.

Travel notes from the United States: Dreaming of Aliyah!

The Greatest Fallacy of All:

The Silent Majority will save us

The righteous were remembered because they were few, the rest were silent. Now history is doing what history does, it's repeating itself. Opinion.

The Silent Majority will save us

4 killed, 10 wounded in shooting at California birthday party

US media reported that a shooting during a child's birthday party in the city of Stockton, California, led to the deaths of at least four people and the injury of ten others.

4 killed, 10 wounded in shooting at California birthday party

Physics, Psychology, and Mysticism:

The Quantum, the Jungian, and the Kabbalist

When someone is in harmony, they connect to the soul's source, which exists beyond the limits of linear time. They operate at the level of "thought," which is instant and limitless.

The Quantum, the Jungian, and the Kabbalist

US drone strike in Yemen kills two suspected Al-Qaeda terrorists

A US drone strike in Yemen’s Marib province eliminates two alleged Al-Qaeda terrorists riding a motorcycle. The strike comes amid ongoing counter-terrorism operations.

US drone strike in Yemen kills two suspected Al-Qaeda terrorists

Germany:

AfD launches new youth wing amid mass protests

AfD launches its new youth wing, Generation Germany, in Giessen as 25,000 protesters gather nearby. Police deploy 5,000 officers, use water cannons, and report injuries.

AfD launches new youth wing amid mass protests

Why is US justice for its victims of terror still thwarted?

Accountability and justice must be prioritised over expediency, but they are not.

Why is US justice for its victims of terror still thwarted?

US Ambassador to Lebanon:

'Israel needs no permission to defend itself'

US Ambassador to Lebanon Michel Issa says Israel “needs no permission” to defend itself, urging Beirut to disarm Hezbollah.

'Israel needs no permission to defend itself'

The Double Threat:

US policy must reject Islamism and autocratic chaos in N. Africa

US policy must signal that Washington supports the ideological quarantine of Islamism, but will not reward replacing it with the descent into strongman rule. Opinion.

US policy must reject Islamism and autocratic chaos in N. Africa

Sen. Graham:

'Dublin move against Herzog Park shows cesspool of antisemitism'

US Senator Lindsey Graham condemns Dublin City Council’s proposal to remove Chaim Herzog’s name from a park: The Herzog family is one of the great families in the history of Israel.

'Dublin move against Herzog Park shows cesspool of antisemitism'

Antisemitism probe

Trump admin secures $75M deal with Northwestern

Northwestern University will pay $75M to end a Trump administration antisemitism probe, restoring $790M in frozen funds.

Trump admin secures $75M deal with Northwestern

Hezbollah calls on Pope to reject Israeli 'aggression' in Lebanon

Hezbollah terrorist organization urges Pope Leo XIV to reject Israeli "aggression" ahead of his Beirut visit, insisting it has respected the ceasefire despite its attempts to rearm.

Hezbollah calls on Pope to reject Israeli 'aggression' in Lebanon

Watch:

Kedumim marks elimination of Gideon’s murderer with Perry family

Residents of Kedumim gather with the Perry family to celebrate the elimination of the terrorist who murdered Gideon, praising the security forces for the operation.

Kedumim marks elimination of Gideon’s murderer with Perry family

Miracle: Near-murder in Samaria

Terrorist hurls iron rod towards car traveling on key road in Samaria, striking windshield near driver.

Miracle: Near-murder in Samaria

Trump announces: Venezuela airspace closed

US President Donald Trump announces closure of Venezuela airspace, Venezuela Foreign Minister calls Trump's declaration a 'colonialist threat.'

Trump announces: Venezuela airspace closed

What is the name of the new Bnei Akiva 'Shevet'?

The Bnei Akiva movement held its annual celebrations this evening, ending the a month of activities and at the end of the 'Shabbat Irgun'.

What is the name of the new Bnei Akiva 'Shevet'?

Testimonies of officers who fought in Jenin revealed

Terrorists made suspicious movements during Jenin clashes, 'kept putting their hands down, made movements as if putting their hands in their pockets,' Border Police officers who were present at the scene say.

Testimonies of officers who fought in Jenin revealed

Yeshiva Deans Warn:

Draft law plan could dismantle haredi Hesder track

The Association of Haredi Hesder Yeshivot warns that the draft law being formed prevents combining military service with professional or technical certificate studies, potentially eliminating the possibility of a haredi Hesder track.

Draft law plan could dismantle haredi Hesder track

Thanksgiving terror and the lessons of October 7

American divisiveness has reached the point of 6 Democrat legislators advising soldiers to consider refusing orders. Israel had reached that point when it learned the hard way that when the enemy attacks, there are no political points to gain. Opinion.

Thanksgiving terror and the lessons of October 7

Iranian hackers claim:

We broke into Israeli nuclear scientist's car

'Handala' Iranian hacker group says they broke into vehicle belonging to Israeli nuclear scientist, leaving flowers, followed by a threatening note.

We broke into Israeli nuclear scientist's car

Essentials of Judaism:

Chinuch Habanim: Where Judaism began

Modeling is the only authentic and impactful form of education.

Chinuch Habanim: Where Judaism began

We are never alone

Whether the Jew is wealthy or poor, mighty or weak, it seems we face our troubles in isolation. Not during the Holocaust, not in 1948, noy today. Except that we are never actually alone.

We are never alone

Irish FM condemns decision to rename Herzog Park in Dublin

Ireland's foreign minister Helen McEntee has called for the name of the sixth president of Israel, Chaim Herzog, not to be removed from a park in the capital Dublin.

Irish FM condemns decision to rename Herzog Park in Dublin

When Israeli voices become Hamas’s sharpest weapons

Israelis know that externalizing internal dissent during war creates a strategic threat to the state. That lesson seems to be forgotten by those who should know it best. Ehud Olmert is the prime example. Opinion.

When Israeli voices become Hamas’s sharpest weapons

Father of last Israeli hostage:

Hamas is toying with us and torturing us

Father of Yasam officer Ran Gvili, the only Israeli hostage whose body is still held in Gaza, speaks at Hostages Square, demanding Israel not move to second stage, rebuild Gaza, until his son's body is returned to Israel.

Hamas is toying with us and torturing us

Hamas claims: We thwarted attempt to kidnap operative

Hamas' internal security mechanism promises terror group will pursue mercenaries connected to Israel, dismantle Israel's networks.

Hamas claims: We thwarted attempt to kidnap operative

Tel Aviv University professor arrested for incitement

Police arrest Dr. Yolanda Yavor from Or Akiva on suspicion of publishing anti-Netanyahu incitement online.

Tel Aviv University professor arrested for incitement

PA demands return to Resolution 181 borders

The Palestinian Authority has once again marked the anniversary of the UN Resolution 181 with a demand that Israel allow it to return to the borders and rights of the UN partition plan.

PA demands return to Resolution 181 borders

Watch: Paratroopers discover and destroy weapons cache in Jenin

During northern Samaria counterterror operation, IDF Paratroopers uncover explosives, ammunition, and terror materials in Jenin, destroy the weapons on site.

Watch: Paratroopers discover and destroy weapons cache in Jenin

Arab arrested trying to sneak into Givat Ze'ev

An infiltration attempt into the town of Givat Ze'ev was foiled this week thanks to an advanced camera network and a rapid response by security forces.

Arab arrested trying to sneak into Givat Ze'ev

'Free Palestine'?

Pres. Herzog condemns Dublin proposal to rename Chaim Herzog Park

President Isaac Herzog slams Dublin City Council’s proposed removal of the name of Israel’s sixth President, Chaim Herzog, from a public park. 'Shameful and disgraceful move.'

Pres. Herzog condemns Dublin proposal to rename Chaim Herzog Park

Last Israeli hostage's mother: Don't move to stage 2 of ceasefire

Talik Gvili, mother of Ran Gvili, the only Israeli fallen hostage still held by terrorist groups in Gaza, says she asked Prime Minister Netanyahu not to proceed with the next phase of the ceasefire deal until her son is brought home.

Last Israeli hostage's mother: Don't move to stage 2 of ceasefire

Watch:

New footage of strikes in Iran during Operation Rising Lion

Iranian media has released footage of the moments of the Israeli strikes on the IRGC headquarters and air defense batteries.

New footage of strikes in Iran during Operation Rising Lion

A kitchen and field hospital:

New footage of Hezbollah tunnel near Tyre

Lebanese army organizes field tour for media outlets, showing them Hezbollah terror tunnel, steps taken to implement plan for Hezbollah's disarming.

New footage of Hezbollah tunnel near Tyre

US State Department pauses visas for Afghanistan citizens

US State Department 'taking all necessary steps' to protect US security and citizens, statement adds.

US State Department pauses visas for Afghanistan citizens

Rocks, gunfire, and weapons used in Gush Etzion clashes

Violent clashes break out near Bethlehem between Palestinian Authority Arabs and Israelis, with Arabs hurling rocks other objects, and Israelis responding with gunfire.

Rocks, gunfire, and weapons used in Gush Etzion clashes

IDF eliminates three terrorists who threatened forces in Gaza

Three terrorists approach IDF forces in southern Gaza, presenting immediate threat.

IDF eliminates three terrorists who threatened forces in Gaza




























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