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Report:

Netanyahu seeks US-mediated negotiations with Syria

Prime Minister eyes renewed talks with Damascus following US policy shift, seeks revised security pact and peace accord.

Netanyahu seeks US-mediated negotiations with Syria

Despite hostility to Israel:

Starmer refuses to call Gaza war 'genocide'

UK Prime Minister rebuffs genocide claims in Parliament and backs sanctions against Israeli ministers.

Starmer refuses to call Gaza war 'genocide'

'Jews banned:'

European Chief Rabbis officially disinvited from Bosnia

Following a complaint from a Bosnian minister, a biannual meeting of the Conference of European Rabbis that was to be held in Sarajevo next week was canceled at the last minute.

European Chief Rabbis officially disinvited from Bosnia

Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch:

Beha’alotcha: Where did that come from?

A prophet’s words are not his own.

Beha’alotcha: Where did that come from?

Parashata Beha'alotcha:

The danger of faulty comparisons

There are times when we must be able to control our urge to criticize.

The danger of faulty comparisons

Zamir in Gaza:

Israel needs larger forces to ease reservist burden

LTG Zamir outlines expanded force structure and ongoing commitment to defeating Hamas and securing hostage release.

Israel needs larger forces to ease reservist burden

Satmar Rebbe to visit Israel for 1st time in a decade

Rabbi Aharon Teitelbaum will arrive on a special charter flight accompanied by thousands of Hasidim from the United States and other countries.

Satmar Rebbe to visit Israel for 1st time in a decade

Serious incident:

Officer shot by IDF soldiers after being identified as terrorist

An Armored Corps officer serving as a deputy company commander in the 188th Engineering Battalion was moderately to severely wounded after being shot by soldiers who thought he was a terrorist.

Officer shot by IDF soldiers after being identified as terrorist

Agudat Yisrael ministers mull leaving cabinet

As pressure mounts over the conscription law, Agudat Yisrael ministers warn they may quit the cabinet if the Knesset does not dissolve.

Agudat Yisrael ministers mull leaving cabinet

Graves of 1st Intifada architect, PFLP founder smashed in Syria

Graves of Fatah commander and Arafat deputy Khalil al-Wazir and PFLP founder Ahmad Jibril smashed and vandalized in the in the Al-Shuhada Cemetery within the Yarmouk refugee camp.

Graves of 1st Intifada architect, PFLP founder smashed in Syria

‘Unwavering Commitment’:

Argentina's Milei embraces hostage families’ plea

During an emotional meeting in Jerusalem, President Javier Milei reaffirmed Argentina’s dedication to securing the release of Israeli hostages, as survivor Yarden Bibas thanked him for his personal support and national solidarity.

Argentina's Milei embraces hostage families’ plea

Iran:

Deadly blaze strikes petrochemical facility in Dayyer

Blaze at Kavian Methanol plant in Dayyer leaves multiple casualties; emergency response underway.

Deadly blaze strikes petrochemical facility in Dayyer

IDF Prepares for the Future

New divisions, reserve brigades, and force readiness plan

The new force readiness plan approved by the Chief of Staff includes extensive structural changes across all branches, and aims to ensure competency, readiness, and adaptability to future threats in order to make 2025 "a year of security stabilization."

New divisions, reserve brigades, and force readiness plan

Footage from Gaza:

IDF strikes terrorists and infrastructure across the Gaza Strip

IDF troops, guided by ISA intelligence, eliminate terrorists and strike Hamas weapons sites and infrastructure in continued Gaza operations.

IDF strikes terrorists and infrastructure across the Gaza Strip

Haredi parties:

These are the two conditions for ending the political crisis

Associates of haredi leader Rabbi Dov Lando affirm Degel Hatorah MKs will back dissolution unless conditions for Draft Law are secured.

These are the two conditions for ending the political crisis

In court:

Netanyahu falls ill mid-testimony

Prime Minister Netanyahu's court session cut short due to illness, days after previous session forced to break for important diplomatic call.

Netanyahu falls ill mid-testimony

Trump: Iran stalling on deal, but won’t get nuclear weapon

US President Donald Trump admits he’s 'less confident' than before about securing a nuclear deal with Iran, vows Tehran will not obtain a nuclear weapon, deal or no deal.

Trump: Iran stalling on deal, but won’t get nuclear weapon

Binyamin Region:

8,000,000 square meters declared as state lands

A large area near the town of Malachei Hashalom in Binyamin was declared today as state lands, about two weeks after the fall of the settlement's resident, David Libi, in Gaza.

8,000,000 square meters declared as state lands

Hamas terrorist plants bomb on IDF tank, flees before blast

New footage shows Hamas terrorist sneaking up to IDF tank in Gaza, placing an explosive device - and escaping seconds before detonation.

Hamas terrorist plants bomb on IDF tank, flees before blast

Dramatic footage:

Terror cell leader eliminated in raid near Jenin

Israeli forces eliminate senior terrorist, arrest two others in Tamun overnight, in a targeted counterterrorism operation based on ISA intelligence.

Terror cell leader eliminated in raid near Jenin

Matan Emunah Essay:

Sivan: A month of threes

The Sara Litton z”l Monthly Emunah Essay .

Sivan: A month of threes

Activist:

Israeli police played kids’ songs to keep Greta awake in custody

Activist who participated in 'selfie yacht' claims Greta Thunberg was prevented from sleeping by an officer who played children’s music and danced in her cell.

Israeli police played kids’ songs to keep Greta awake in custody

To MK Yuli Edelstein from a Prisoner of Zion:

Don't topple the government!

Edelstein's compatriots in his land of birth and Israel warn him of the dangers ahead if he does not find a way to reach a compromise.

Don't topple the government!

'I Went Too Far':

Musk apologizes to Trump

Elon Musk has issued an apology for his tweets against President Donald Trump.

Musk apologizes to Trump

Persona non Greta

It has been inspiring to watch Israel play the unprecedented role of the first adult in Greta Thunberg's life ever to tell her “No.” For that alone, Israel may be deemed a “Light Unto the Nations.” Opinion.

Persona non Greta

IDF backs down on claims against MK Succot in Shechem incident

IDF withdraws initial accusations against MK Tzvi Succot, Samaria Brigade commander acknowledges riot dispersal measures used against Succot and a group of worshippers were unjustified.

IDF backs down on claims against MK Succot in Shechem incident

Contesting the Waters:

The legality of the Gaza Flotilla interception

The Israeli naval blockade of Gaza is regarded as entirely legal under international law and even by the UN. Opinion.

The legality of the Gaza Flotilla interception

Knesset to hold landmark debate on Oslo Accords, Joseph’s Tomb

Amid ongoing IDF operations in Shechem, Knesset to convene for a first-of-its-kind security debate on enforcing Jewish access to Joseph’s Tomb under the Oslo Accords.

Knesset to hold landmark debate on Oslo Accords, Joseph’s Tomb

Florida:

Man guilty of posing as flight attendant to get 120 free flights

Federal jury in Miami convicts Tiron Alexander, 35, of wire fraud and unlawfully entering secure airport areas after he posed as a flight attendant to book over 120 free flights.

Man guilty of posing as flight attendant to get 120 free flights

Can Western civilization survive?

Douglas Murray speaks with Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch LMFT

October 7 marked the day Hamas unleashed a wave of unspeakable brutality across southern Israel.

Douglas Murray speaks with Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch LMFT

France: Trial of Muslim teens who gang-raped Jewish girl begins

Jewish 12-year-old girl gang-raped by group of Muslim teens expected to give testimony in their trial, report says.

France: Trial of Muslim teens who gang-raped Jewish girl begins

Canada extradites terrorist who planned shooting at Chabad

A young Pakistani residing in Canada and suspected of planning a mass attack on the Chabad Center in New York has been extradited to the US.

Canada extradites terrorist who planned shooting at Chabad

Harvard appoints counter-Zionist scholar amid backlash

Harvard Divinity School appoints professor who has criticized Zionism to new Jewish studies role.

Harvard appoints counter-Zionist scholar amid backlash

Heroism Despite Failures:

IDF inquiry exposes gaps in Yachini's defense during massacre

The IDF's newly released inquiry into the October 7 massacre in Yachini reveals critical security failures, including unfortified defenses and unprepared local forces.

IDF inquiry exposes gaps in Yachini's defense during massacre

Qatar: the real perpetrator of the October 7th Massacre

The absolute monarchy on the Arabian peninsula, Qatar is the beating heart of modern terrorism financing. Opinion.

Qatar: the real perpetrator of the October 7th Massacre

Mother of slain hostage:

'People often ask me, are you sure?'

Yifat Haiman, mother of hostage Inbar Haiman, warns: “If we proceed in stages, my daughter could disappear. I live in total uncertainty - I don’t know her condition.”

'People often ask me, are you sure?'

Israel must be more than Jewish and Democratic

Ideological conflicts now run deeper than ever, and Israel may be the only country where these internal rifts intensify with each generation. Opinion.

Israel must be more than Jewish and Democratic

Vigil for DC victims

House Speaker: It's a dangerous time to be a Jewish American

Bipartisan US lawmakers gather at the Capitol to mourn slain Israeli embassy employees Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky. US House Speaker Mike Johnson: 'Free Palestine’ is the chant of a violent movement that has found common cause with Hamas.

House Speaker: It's a dangerous time to be a Jewish American

Spain to push anti-Israel resolution at UN

Spain set to advance a contentious anti-Israel resolution at an emergency UN General Assembly session. Co-authored with the Palestinian Authority, the draft demands a ceasefire and hostage release, while controversially backing UNRWA despite its Hamas ties.

Spain to push anti-Israel resolution at UN

Greta Thunberg in Paris:

'End the occupation'

Greta Thunberg, deported from Israel after taking part in Gaza aid flotilla, lands in Paris, calls for increased aid and an end to the "occupation," urging release of detained activists.

'End the occupation'

Lebanese PM condemns

UN peacekeepers targeted in south Lebanon

UNIFIL says its peacekeepers were attacked by rocks and a Finnish soldier was slapped in south Lebanon. PM Salam condemns "repeated attacks," demands accountability.

UN peacekeepers targeted in south Lebanon

LA mayor imposes curfew amid escalating unrest

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issues a curfew for downtown LA following a "tipping point" of looting and vandalism.

LA mayor imposes curfew amid escalating unrest

Abu Shabab:

'Hamas steals the humanitarian aid'

Yasser Abu Shabab in an interview with the British Guardian: "We do not work directly with the Israeli army. Humanitarian aid is stolen in areas controlled by Hamas."

'Hamas steals the humanitarian aid'

Over Iran's non-compliance

Western powers submit IAEA resolution

Western powers submit a resolution to the UN's nuclear watchdog condemning Iran's "non-compliance" with its nuclear obligations.

Western powers submit IAEA resolution

Haredi source to Arutz Sheva:

'No law is the worst-case scenario'

Ahead of the Knesset vote on its dissolution, a haredi source tells Arutz Sheva-Israel National News that the current legal vacuum poses the gravest threat to the Haredi public. “Without a law, the decrees will only intensify.”

'No law is the worst-case scenario'

Macron receives 'unprecedented' PA pledges on reforms

Ahead of a pivotal conference, France says it has secured new Palestinian Authority commitments to reform, with chairman Mahmoud Abbas condemning the October 7 Hamas attack and pledging further reforms.

Macron receives 'unprecedented' PA pledges on reforms

44-year-old Israeli missing in northern India

Israeli Samuel Vengrinovich was last seen on a mountainous trail in northern India, and his whereabouts are unknown. A rescue unit and Israelis in the area are searching for him.

44-year-old Israeli missing in northern India

Rubio condemns

'Don't forget who the real enemy is'

US Secretary of condemns decision by the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Norway to impose sanctions on Ben Gvir and Smotrich: The United States urges the reversal of the sanctions.

'Don't forget who the real enemy is'

Smotrich orders:

'Cancel indemnification for Palestinian banks'

Following sanctions from foreign countries and a delegitimization campaign led by the Palestinian Authority against Israel, Smotrich orders the cancellation of the financial indemnification mechanism for banks.

'Cancel indemnification for Palestinian banks'

Milei shares video of Houthi threat from hotel in Israeli capital

Argentine President Milei shares video of missile interception over Jerusalem, urging: 'Keep in mind what it’s like to live under this situation.'

Milei shares video of Houthi threat from hotel in Israeli capital

Police:

Elderly woman suspected of attacking infant and child

A video circulating online shows an elderly woman being taken into a police car by police. The police clarified in response to the outrage sparked by the video that the woman is suspected of assaulting a baby and a 6-year-old girl.

Elderly woman suspected of attacking infant and child

After port strikes

Houthi chief warns of broad retaliation

Houthi chief warns foreign embassies in Tel Aviv to relocate from areas near 'legitimate targets,' threatening further missile attacks following Israeli strikes.

Houthi chief warns of broad retaliation

Will Israel dare strike Iran now?

Diplomacy has failed to stop Iran’s nuclear program. Instead, Tehran has used negotiations as cover and as a way to gain time to advance its capabilities, as many feared would happen. What now? Opinion.

Will Israel dare strike Iran now?

A day to the vote: Netanyahu fighting to keep coalition intact

With dissolution vote imminent, Netanyahu scrambles to avert elections as haredi support hinges on IDF draft exemption impasse.

A day to the vote: Netanyahu fighting to keep coalition intact

After interception

Missile debris falls on building

IDF identifies missile launch from Yemen, setting off sirens in multiple localities.

Missile debris falls on building

Wounded soldiers to Netanyahu:

‘We firmly oppose ceasing the fighting’”

Amid reports of a deal that would include a ceasefire, wounded soldiers who fought in the war are calling on the prime minister to continue the fighting until Hamas is defeated.

‘We firmly oppose ceasing the fighting’”




























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