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Woman rescued from Jericho:

'I thought he was Jewish, then I was attacked'

The young woman rescued from Jericho on Friday night gives her first testimony, saying that after speaking with the suspect, she accepted his invitation and arrived at the location believing he was Jewish.

'I thought he was Jewish, then I was attacked'

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Noa Tishby and Amy Schumer light the final Hanukkah candles

Noa Tishby ends her Hanukkah series with comedian Amy Schumer, who reflects on her Jewish roots, support for Israel, and how comedy helps her and others overcome trauma.

Noa Tishby and Amy Schumer light the final Hanukkah candles

Report

Israel warned US: Iranian missile drills may be cover for strike

According to Axios, Israeli officials warned the US that Iran’s latest missile drills could mask attack plans.

Israel warned US: Iranian missile drills may be cover for strike

Report:

Hezbollah rebuilds weapons‑smuggling network through Syria

US officials warn that Iran is funneling weapons to Hezbollah and to a Kurdish militia in northern Syria through a smuggling network.

Hezbollah rebuilds weapons‑smuggling network through Syria

Finding light in a time of darkness

Hanukkah reflections after war, tragedy, and hidden miracles

In the shadow of war, terror, and loss, Hanukkah invites reflection on resilience, hidden miracles, and the enduring light of the Jewish spirit.

Hanukkah reflections after war, tragedy, and hidden miracles

Antisemitism in Turkey:

Jews attacked on their way to Hanukkah candle lighting

Jews on their way to light Hanukkah candles attacked in Istanbul by pro‑Palestinian Arab demonstrators waving flags and shouting anti-Jewish slogans.

Jews attacked on their way to Hanukkah candle lighting

For the 8th day of Hanukkah:

Humility and Hanukkah:The science and soul of the Menorah's oil

In Judaism, there is a core and ancient teaching that we should strive to learn an important lesson from every experience in our lives, especially when that experience is connected to a significant and Divinely inspired holiday like Hanukkah. What we learn from olive oil.

Humility and Hanukkah:The science and soul of the Menorah's oil

'Son Of Hamas':

'The evidence under the Temple Mount is overwhelming'

Knesset Member Ohad Tal led Mosab Hassan Yousef, known as the 'Son of Hamas,' on a rare tour of restricted sections of the Kotel Tunnels beneath the Temple Mount.

'The evidence under the Temple Mount is overwhelming'

Israel can't be extinguished

Wounded warrior's message to Arab who blew out menorah

IDF soldier Ofir Engelsman, who lost his leg in the war, visited a Tel Aviv mall menorah that was extinguished last week, recording a message of solidarity and resilience.

Wounded warrior's message to Arab who blew out menorah

Project Sunrise: A fantasy built on the refusal to face reality

The real immorality is pretending that Gaza can be rebuilt while its society remains committed to jihad. Opinion.

Project Sunrise: A fantasy built on the refusal to face reality

Crowds light eighth Hanukkah candle at Hostages Square

Crowds gathered with menorahs to light the eighth Hanukkah candle at Hostages Square to call for the return of Ran Gvili, the last remaining deceased hostage in Hamas captivity.

Crowds light eighth Hanukkah candle at Hostages Square

Hanukkah Of Resilience:

Reichman University honors 'modern-day Maccabees'

Students and staff at the Raphael Recanati International School (RRIS) at Reichman University gathered for a candle-lighting ceremony with students who had served in the IDF.

Reichman University honors 'modern-day Maccabees'

When CodePink’s rainbow flag turns against the Jews

Their current favorite line claims Israel is an enemy of LGBTQ people - that the Jewish state hides its “crimes” behind rainbow flags and Tel Aviv pride parades.

When CodePink’s rainbow flag turns against the Jews

After 2 years of war - This $120 donation saves a veteran's life

Turns out a small team of volunteers in the Negev found a way to help trauma-stricken veterans recover - and you can save a life today for just $120

After 2 years of war - This $120 donation saves a veteran's life

Accessibility works begin at Rachel's Tomb

As part of a wide-ranging infrastructure initiative, accessibility works have begun at Rachel's Tomb, one of Israel's most visited and sacred sites.

Accessibility works begin at Rachel's Tomb

15th victim named

The victims of the Sydney Hanukkah Massacre

These are the 15 people murdered by two terrorists at a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, ranging in age from 10 to 82.

The victims of the Sydney Hanukkah Massacre

After admitting errors

BBC to review Middle East coverage

The BBC announced a full review after acknowledging reporting errors and bias complaints linked to its coverage of Israel during the Gaza war.

BBC to review Middle East coverage

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IDF Chief of Staff dances with haredi soldiers

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir lit Hanukkah candles with soldiers from the Hashmonaim Brigade, praised their work, and announced the opening of a dedicated officers' training course for haredi troops.

IDF Chief of Staff dances with haredi soldiers

'We'll continue being victorious'

Netanyahu lights the menorah with Chabad emissaries

Prime Minister Netanyahu lit the eighth candle of Hanukkah with Chabad emissaries and marked one week since the Sydney massacre: 'We have not lost our spirit, nor will we lose it.'

Netanyahu lights the menorah with Chabad emissaries

Intelligence officers recount:

Behind the Hamas no. 2's 'Last Supper'

IDF Intelligence officers look back on their work leading up to the elimination of Hamas's Weapons Production chief and 10/7 architect Ra'ad Sa'ad.

Behind the Hamas no. 2's 'Last Supper'

Israeli toddler in life-threatening condition in the Philippines

A three-year-old Israeli toddler was hospitalized in life-threatening condition after being stung by a jellyfish on the island of Palawan in the Philippines.

Israeli toddler in life-threatening condition in the Philippines

Herzog calls relatives of slain, wounded in Sydney attack

President Isaac Herzog spoke with the family of Rabbi Eli Schlanger, murdered in the Sydney terror attack, and praised the courage of Gefen Bitton, who was seriously wounded while trying to stop the terrorists.

Herzog calls relatives of slain, wounded in Sydney attack

'Palestinian Rosa Parks'

Israeli journalist celebrates Arab who blew out menorah

Israeli journalist Gideon Levy praised an Arab woman who blew out the candles on a menorah in a Tel Aviv mall, calling the act 'a spectacular act of non-violent protest.

Israeli journalist celebrates Arab who blew out menorah

Eighth Hanukkah candle lit at Bondi Beach shooting site

In a ceremony alongside hundreds of members of Sydney's Jewish community, volunteers from ZAKA's international unit lit the final Hanukkah candle at the site where the attack occurred.

Eighth Hanukkah candle lit at Bondi Beach shooting site

One Family Across Generations

The Annual Riklis Hanukkah Celebration at Bet Elazraki, One Family Across Generations

One Family Across Generations

'My Hanukkah miracle'

US filmmaker finds Hanukkah light in Kyiv amid Ukraine war

While filming a documentary in wartime Ukraine, American filmmaker Andrew Cohen encountered a Chabad rabbi in Kyiv, enabling a moving Hanukkah candle lighting amid the shadows of war.

US filmmaker finds Hanukkah light in Kyiv amid Ukraine war

One week after massacre

Herzog: Despite thousands of miles between us, we feel your pain

President Herzog lights candle in memory of the 15 victims of the Sydney Hanukkah Massacre.

Herzog: Despite thousands of miles between us, we feel your pain

October Council families: 'Who is responsible?'

The families of the October Council held a press conference at noon calling for the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into the failures of the October Council.

October Council families: 'Who is responsible?'

Minister Eli Cohen

'Only we can disarm Hamas'

Minister Eli Cohen, a member of the political and security cabinet, estimates that Israel will have to be the one to disarm Hamas.

'Only we can disarm Hamas'

Lindsey Graham

'Hamas, Hezbollah rearming, this is unacceptable'

PM Netanyahu meets South Carolina Senator Graham at the PMO. Senator Graham: 'My impression is that Hamas is not disarming, but rearming.'

'Hamas, Hezbollah rearming, this is unacceptable'

New York:

Discrimination against job candidate for observing Shabbat

US car company paid $300,000 in settlement agreement to a Jewish candidate who was discriminated against because he observes the Sabbath. "Employers cannot refuse to hire a job candidate to avoid approving a request for religious accommodation"

Discrimination against job candidate for observing Shabbat

Sydney terror attack:

Murdered rabbi’s family meets Muslim hero who stopped attacker

Rabbi Mendel Kastel, brother-in-law of Rabbi Eli Schlanger, murdered in Bondi Beach shooting, meets with Ahmed al-Ahmad, the Muslim civilian who bravely intervened to stop the terrorist attack.

Murdered rabbi’s family meets Muslim hero who stopped attacker

Bondi Beach vigil marks 1 week since Hanukkah massacre

The city of Sydney is holding a vigil at Bondi Beach to mark the end of Hanukkah and honour the victims of last week's mass shooting in which 15 people were murdered.

Bondi Beach vigil marks 1 week since Hanukkah massacre

'Blood on your hands'

Australia’s Prime Minister booed at memorial vigil

Thousands attended a vigil to light the eighth candle of Hanukkah at the scene of the Bondi Beach attack under heavy security. The Australian Prime Minister was booed.

Australia’s Prime Minister booed at memorial vigil

BBC article accused of whitewashing Second Intifada violence

UK Jewish groups accuse BBC of downplaying terror attacks against Israelis during Intifada, omitting scale of violence that claimed more than 1,000 Israeli lives, prompting sharp condemnation even after a later correction.

BBC article accused of whitewashing Second Intifada violence

Two Jerusalem residents arrested on suspicion of using car bomb

Two suspects, residents of eastern Jerusalem, were arrested on suspicion of involvement in detonating an explosive device inside a vehicle while traveling.

Two Jerusalem residents arrested on suspicion of using car bomb

Former NSC head:

'Another attack in Iran is realistic'

Deputy Chief of Staff and former head of the National Security Council states that another Israeli attack is a realistic possibility - without Israel needing direct American assistance.

'Another attack in Iran is realistic'

Israeli security officials warn

The next confrontation with Iran will be more difficult

Israel’s security establishment is closely monitoring, with growing concern, Iran’s efforts to rebuild its missile array, which was recently damaged.

The next confrontation with Iran will be more difficult

Women of the Wall use soldier to bring Torah to Western Wall

Western Wall ushers confiscated a Torah scroll from an IDF reservist who tried to bring it into the prayer area for Women of the Wall.

Women of the Wall use soldier to bring Torah to Western Wall

A Psalm for Hanukkah

There is no guarantee that our enemies will no longer attack us here in Israel - but at least their sadistic joy is guaranteed to be short-lived and thoroughly repaid. And one day we will sing a Psalm for the coming of Mashiach.

A Psalm for Hanukkah

Suspected murder and attempted suicide in Bat Yam

Suspected murder-suicide in Bat Yam: A man was found lying on the road, critically injured, with a blood-stained knife next to him. A 70-year-old woman was found in his apartment and pronounced dead.

Suspected murder and attempted suicide in Bat Yam

The Israeli Left has hijacked our understanding of Democracy

A democracy is defined by its decision-making process, and not the ideology of its adopted social policies. Over the last twenty years, the Israeli Left has deceived the Israeli public by claiming that its particular ideology of 'secular liberalism' is sole definition of democracy. Opinion.

The Israeli Left has hijacked our understanding of Democracy

Netanyahu says he plans to visit NYC 'soon' under Mamdani

Israeli PM says in response to invitation that he cannot be in New York on January 1, the day of Mamdani's inauguration, but he will visit the city even though Mamdani has vowed to arrest him.

Netanyahu says he plans to visit NYC 'soon' under Mamdani

Jewish antisemitism amnesia syndrome:

The forseeable catastrophe

The greatest shame belongs to the leaders of religious institutions and the organized Jewish community for not safeguarding their own interests for at least two generations, but also to all those Jews who thought antisemitism was over. Opinion.

The forseeable catastrophe

California Mayor under fire for calling Bondi massacre false flag

Richmond Mayor and DSU member Eduardo Martinez faces calls to resign after sharing claims the Bondi Beach massacre was a false flag attack and previous antisemitic comments.

California Mayor under fire for calling Bondi massacre false flag

Bring Nechemia home

When his twin vanished, he went looking

For days, Yedidya Epstein couldn't reach his twin brother. Then he discovered the nightmare.

When his twin vanished, he went looking

After Bondi attack

Australian state to ban ISIS flags, 'globalize the intifada'

New South Wales plans to outlaw ISIS flags, extremist symbols, and chants like “globalize the intifada” in the wake of the Hanukkah massacre on Bondi Beach.

Australian state to ban ISIS flags, 'globalize the intifada'

The handwriting is on the wall in New York City

Going after the inciters, the attackers, the supporters who enable an atmosphere of intimidation and fear directed against Jews is the only solution that can begin to change the direction towards which American society is heading. And the time is now. Op-ed.

The handwriting is on the wall in New York City

To Prime Minister Albanese:

It's not the guns, it's the people aiming them

By calling for stronger gun control instead of owning up to his incitement and failure, Australia’s Prime Minister made a mockery of himself and exposed his disconnect on the global stage. Opinion.

It's not the guns, it's the people aiming them

Gaza ceasefire talks

Turkey hosts Hamas delegation in Istanbul

Turkey’s intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin meets Hamas officials in Istanbul to discuss Gaza ceasefire compliance and next steps in the Gaza Peace Plan.

Turkey hosts Hamas delegation in Istanbul

What to do about Tally Gotliv?

Report: The Prime Minister presented the Justice Minister with an assessment that Likud is losing three to four seats because of MK Tally Gotliv.​

What to do about Tally Gotliv?

Lebanese PM:

'Disarmament of Hezbollah south of Litani is close'

Lebanon says it is days from completing Hezbollah’s disarmament south of the Litani River, as stipulated in last year’s ceasefire agreement.

'Disarmament of Hezbollah south of Litani is close'

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Noa Tishby lights Hanukkah candles with producer Phil Rosenthal

Noa Tishby lights the seventh Hanukkah candle with Phil Rosenthal at his new diner in LA, reflecting on childhood memories and the beauty of passing traditions to future generations.

Noa Tishby lights Hanukkah candles with producer Phil Rosenthal

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Trump rebuffed Netanyahu’s push to retain Syria sanctions

Israel reportedly asked the Trump administration not to lift all Syria sanctions, but the request was denied. Kan 11 says the US offered Israel “compensation” following the refusal.

Trump rebuffed Netanyahu’s push to retain Syria sanctions

Second time in two weeks

US seizes oil tanker off Venezuela

US forces seize a tanker off Venezuela, the second in two weeks, as part of Washington’s crackdown on sanctioned oil shipments funding Maduro’s regime and regional narco-terror networks.

US seizes oil tanker off Venezuela

Two years later: Three October 7 terrorists arrested in Rahat

Three Gaza residents who participated in the October 7 massacre and remained in Israel afterwards are arrested in southern Israel.

Two years later: Three October 7 terrorists arrested in Rahat




























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