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Supreme Court demands explanation why not to fire Ben-Gvir

An expanded panel of nine judges will hear petitions against the continuation of Ben-Gvir's tenure.

Supreme Court demands explanation why not to fire Ben-Gvir

Washington’s endgame for the Iranian threat

The most dangerous shift has not been the rising level of rhetoric or the pace of military maneuvers. It lies in the nature of the targets that Tehran has chosen to bring into the theater of threats - and that the US cannot allow. Opinion.

Washington’s endgame for the Iranian threat

Riots break out near Draft Office

Violent clashes break out between protesters and police after riots begin near Tel Hashomer Draft Office.

Riots break out near Draft Office

Arab who wounded shepherd released despite footage of attack

A resident of a farm in Binyamin was struck in the head with a stone by an Arab rioter about a week ago. The attacker was released despite clear footage documenting the incident.

Arab who wounded shepherd released despite footage of attack

Finally: Malachei Hashalom connected to electric grid

Settlement Ministry, Binyamin Regional Council, and others complete work to connect young settlement Malachei Hashalom to electric grid, as part of normalization process.

Finally: Malachei Hashalom connected to electric grid

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Weekly Tanya video/lecture - The Holy Epistle

The Tanya compacts four millennia of Jewish wisdom to answer the great personal and existential questions of life. It has revolutionized the way we think about G -d the human soul, the world and our place in it.

Weekly Tanya video/lecture - The Holy Epistle

14th fatality:

Infant dies of measles

One-year-old infant brought to hospital with measles complications is declared dead.

Infant dies of measles

IDF thwarts Hezbollah's rebuilding efforts in southern Lebanon

IDF Unit 869 eliminates 60 Hezbollah terrorists, dismantles dozens of terror sites in southern Lebanon; new female combat company to join in March.

IDF thwarts Hezbollah's rebuilding efforts in southern Lebanon

New study reveals: ASD diagnoses vary by sector

New study shows many children with risk factors are not brought for diagnoses, especially in poorer neighborhoods.

New study reveals: ASD diagnoses vary by sector

The Silent Genocide of Syria's Minorities:

Part 3: Diplomatic treachery and media malpractice

Read a damning expose of how US Envoy Tom Barrack aligned himself with Al-Jolani's murderous attacks on Kurds, Christians and Jews, and how the media followed suit. Only Israel came to the aid of the Druze - and was criticized for doing so even as the Druze thanked the Jewish state.

Part 3: Diplomatic treachery and media malpractice

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Houthis preparing to attack Red Sea shipping again

According to the reports, the Houthis are rearming to attack American ships if the USA attacks Iran.

Houthis preparing to attack Red Sea shipping again

Northern Gaza:

IDF reservist severely injured by terrorists

Terrorists open fire at IDF forces near 'yellow line,' severely injuring one reservist. IDF: 'Gross violation of ceasefire.'

IDF reservist severely injured by terrorists

Prosecutors seek five‑year political ban for Marine Le Pen

French prosecutors seek a five‑year political ban and house arrest for Marine Le Pen over alleged misuse of EU funds, a ruling that could bar her from the 2027 presidential race.

Prosecutors seek five‑year political ban for Marine Le Pen

Denmark:

Swedes jailed for grenade attack targeting Israeli embassy

Two Swedes convicted of terrorism for throwing grenades near the Israeli embassy in Copenhagen, receiving 12‑ and 14‑year sentences, with both planning to appeal.

Swedes jailed for grenade attack targeting Israeli embassy

Ashkelon Mayor Tomer Glam questioned on suspicion of corruption

Cleared for publication: Ashkelon Mayor Tomer Glam is the mayor who was arrested on suspicion of corruption and is suspected of using donations intended for soldiers for his personal benefit.

Ashkelon Mayor Tomer Glam questioned on suspicion of corruption

Sa’ar meets Machado:

'Venezuelans deserve free elections after years of repression'

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar meets Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, praising her struggle for democracy.

'Venezuelans deserve free elections after years of repression'

Queens:

Teen arrested for antisemitic death threat emails to high school

17-year-old Queens teen arrested for sending antisemitic emails threatening to kill Jews, amid a rise in hate crimes.

Teen arrested for antisemitic death threat emails to high school

Melbourne:

Posters glorifying Bondi Beach terrorist spark outrage

Melbourne removes dozens of copycat “Aussie" posters featuring one of the two Bondi Beach Hanukkah terrorists, drawing condemnation from Jewish leaders and officials.

Posters glorifying Bondi Beach terrorist spark outrage

Trump:

'I don’t think Iran wants another Midnight Hammer'

Trump says the US is negotiating with Iran and declines to reveal where talks will take place.

'I don’t think Iran wants another Midnight Hammer'

Prognosis positive

Sen. McConnell hospitalized with flu‑like symptoms

Sen. Mitch McConnell hospitalized with flu‑like symptoms but is expected to recover, his spokesman says.

Sen. McConnell hospitalized with flu‑like symptoms

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Trump nearly pulled out of Iran talks after Gulf aggression

Wall Street Journal reports that Trump considered abandoning Iran talks after a drone incident and harassment of a US vessel, but negotiations are still expected to proceed later this week.

Trump nearly pulled out of Iran talks after Gulf aggression

Saif Al-Islam Qaddafi assassinated at his home

Saif Al-Islam Qaddafi, long seen as his father’s heir, reportedly assassinated in Libya, with conflicting accounts of where he was killed and no clarity on who carried out the attack.

Saif Al-Islam Qaddafi assassinated at his home

'Gaza is part of Israel'

PA livid over Strock’s remarks

PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas’ office blasts Minister Strock after she says the Gaza Strip is part of the Land of Israel.

PA livid over Strock’s remarks

Israel’s looming crisis with young Republicans

In a recent Pew survey, half of Republicans under the age 50 expressed an unfavorable view of Israel. Opinion.

Israel’s looming crisis with young Republicans

Revivim:

A Home Torah Library - a halakhic obligation

The Torah commanded every Jew to write a Torah scroll for himself. From the time that it was permitted to write the Oral Torah, the commandment is fulfilled through purchasing the books by means of which one actually studies Torah. Databases do not count as books.

A Home Torah Library - a halakhic obligation

As tensions surge

US shoots down Iranian drone near USS Lincoln

US jet shoots down an Iranian drone near the USS Lincoln as Iran harasses a US-flagged tanker, escalating tensions while Washington and Tehran prepare for possible negotiations.

US shoots down Iranian drone near USS Lincoln

After the threat: Dairy farmers back down

Hours after the Ministry of Finance announced that Minister Smotrich intends to cancel tariffs in the dairy sector due to the shortage of milk, the dairy farmers suspend their strike.

After the threat: Dairy farmers back down

Woman struck by ambulance in Jerusalem

A United Hatzalah ambulance struck a pedestrian on Yirmiyahu Street in Jerusalem. The young woman, about 25 years old, was evacuated to Shaare Zedek Medical Center unconscious and in serious condition.

Woman struck by ambulance in Jerusalem

New AI Platform looks to bring back Christian Tourists to Israel

Ambassador Huckabee: ‘Once you have come to Israel and walked the land, for the rest of your life you will read the Bible in 4K living dynamic color. This is an incredible app, one of the most practical tools I have seen for planning a tour to the Holy Land."

New AI Platform looks to bring back Christian Tourists to Israel

Conflict of interest? ‘The concern has materialized’

Legal adviser to Justice Ministry argues that the very fact that the State Attorney’s Office and the Attorney General were required to give testimony confirms that the concern over a conflict of interest has in fact materialized.

Conflict of interest? ‘The concern has materialized’

Terror attack foiled

Wanted terrorist captured in Sharon region

Israeli security forces captured a wanted terrorist from the Balata refugee camp who was planning an attack in central Israel. The suspect has been transferred for interrogation by the Shin Bet.

Wanted terrorist captured in Sharon region

The End of Diplomacy:

Tehran just declared war on every soldier in Europe

The U.S. and its European allies must fight fire with fire, recalling ambassadors, triggering the full return of all United Nations sanctions, and more. Opinion.

Tehran just declared war on every soldier in Europe

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Security forces chase suspects on Egyptian border

After a chase coordinated by a joint security forces operations center, three suspects involved in smuggling across the western border were arrested, along with off-road vehicles and drone equipment.

Security forces chase suspects on Egyptian border

The State Attorney's shocking order against Bezalel Zini

Amit Isman ordered the addition of a section "aiding the enemy in war" to the indictment against Bezalel Zini, a charge which could carry the death penalty, for cigarette smuggling.

The State Attorney's shocking order against Bezalel Zini

Emergency landing:

Hasidic Jew fakes heart attack and escapes from police

A Hasidic Jew facing fraud charges escaped while being extradited to Israel after faking a heart attack and disappearing in Ireland during his transfer to a hospital.

Hasidic Jew fakes heart attack and escapes from police

Wearing a hat and suit:

This is how a haredi draft dodger escaped arrest

Yeshiva students foil military police arrest in Jerusalem’s Gilo, helping draft-dodger escape amid fears of unrest.

This is how a haredi draft dodger escaped arrest

Zurich: Haredi man punched in antisemitic attack

A haredi man was punched by a man who shouted antisemitic slogans at him, and was slightly injured. Passersby managed to stop the attacker.

Zurich: Haredi man punched in antisemitic attack

Israel and Azerbaijan sign MOU on Artificial Intelligence

Israel and Azerbaijan signed an AI agreement in Jerusalem to boost collaboration in technology, research, and human capital, advancing Israel’s goal of global AI leadership.

Israel and Azerbaijan sign MOU on Artificial Intelligence

The week that shouldn’t be historic

What’s most unsettling about this moment isn’t the milestone itself. It’s that it qualifies as one at all. Opinion.

The week that shouldn’t be historic

Suspected cigarette smuggling

Police conclude investigation into relative of David Zini

Investigation of Shin Bet chief’s relative suspected of smuggling to Gaza has been completed.

Police conclude investigation into relative of David Zini

NYPD

Antisemitic hate crimes up 182% in Mamdani's first month

In the first month of the Zohran Mamdani administration, antisemitic hate crimes nearly triple the total from January 2025 and account for more than half of all hate crimes in the city.

Antisemitic hate crimes up 182% in Mamdani's first month

Report

Removal rate of online antisemitic content rose in 2025

CyberWell’s 2025 Annual Report shows online antisemitism is becoming increasingly sophisticated and event-driven, even as platform enforcement improves unevenly.

Removal rate of online antisemitic content rose in 2025

Qatari money in Jerusalem, while Israel remains silent

The head of the Research Department at the Jerusalem Institute for Applied Policy tells of enormous, unregulated sums that Qatar transfers to institutions in Israel. What is Israel hiding behind the civilian façade?

Qatari money in Jerusalem, while Israel remains silent

Herzog receives credentials of first ever resident Fiji Amb.

President Herzog receives diplomatic credentials of first resident Ambassador of Fiji and new Ambassador of Thailand to Israel.

Herzog receives credentials of first ever resident Fiji Amb.

First time

The document that will regulate haredi service in the IDF

The IDF published the main points of the new order for regulating the service of the Haredim - which includes three designated tracks, institutional adjustments, and close supervision of the implementation.

The document that will regulate haredi service in the IDF

Finance Committee ends tax benefit for missionary NGO

Following a petition by the organization B'Tsalmo, it was decided not to approve tax-deduction status for an NGO whose objectives include 'spreading the Messianic gospel.'

Finance Committee ends tax benefit for missionary NGO

Online hate against Deni Avdija following Netanyahu's message

Anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian users attacked the star who became the first Israeli chosen for the NBA All-Star after Prime Minister Netanyahu congratulated him.

Online hate against Deni Avdija following Netanyahu's message

Police refuse to send Military Advocate-General case to AG

The police commissioner has ordered the investigation held for review by a different party due to the sensitivity of the case.

Police refuse to send Military Advocate-General case to AG

'Captain Ella' appointed IDF Arabic spokesperson

Major Ella Waweya, known in the Arab world as 'Captain Ella,' will replace IDF Arabic spokesperson Avichay Adraee and will be promoted to lieutenant colonel.

'Captain Ella' appointed IDF Arabic spokesperson

Who speaks for Washington in Iran’s Information War?

Why U.S. silence has allowed others to shape Iranian perceptions of American policy-with catastrophic consequences for Iranian people and strategic costs for Washington. Opinion.

Who speaks for Washington in Iran’s Information War?

Ben-Gvir:

Shin Bet Chief said terrorists are afraid to go to jail

National Security Minister claims terrorists 'don't carry out attacks because Ben-Gvir's jails are hell for them.'

Shin Bet Chief said terrorists are afraid to go to jail

Yesh Atid MK apologizes for storming Likud MK's office

Likud MK Boaz Bismuth held a reprimand call with MK Ben-Barak, who apologized for storming Bismuth's office. Bismuth in turn agreed to drop the sanctions against Ben-Barak.

Yesh Atid MK apologizes for storming Likud MK's office

Milkpocalypse

Supermarket chains begin limiting dairy purchases

Retailers cap milk and cheese sales as supply disruptions from dairy farmers’ strike and public panic buying strain stocks nationwide.

Supermarket chains begin limiting dairy purchases

Commemorating The Massacre:

Nir Oz homes damaged in attack to be demolished - except one

All homes in Kibbutz Nir Oz that were damaged in the October 7th massacre will be demolished, except for one that will be preserved for historical purposes.

Nir Oz homes damaged in attack to be demolished - except one

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Doctor from northern Israel arrested for employing inflitrators

Police in Yafia found two Palestinian Arabs who were in Israel without a permit. They were apprehended following a chase. A 69-year-old physician arrested for allegedly employing and housing them.

Doctor from northern Israel arrested for employing inflitrators

Smoke over Iranian capital:

Massive fire erupts in Tehran market

A massive fire broke out in Jannat Abbad market in western Tehran, footage shows large plume of smoke over the city.

Massive fire erupts in Tehran market