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Rafah Crossing reopens, only 50 Gazans allowed into Gaza

The Rafah crossing will permit controlled entry and exit of residents of the Gaza Strip under strict IDF supervision.

Rafah Crossing reopens, only 50 Gazans allowed into Gaza

Yair Golan:

We won't give a shekel to Israeli towns in Judea and Samaria

Democrats leader Yair Golan promises his party will not transfer funds to Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria, promises to close radio station.

We won't give a shekel to Israeli towns in Judea and Samaria

Shas MK urges:

Ensure Shabbat emergency alerts for religious public

Shas MK Moshe Abutbul demands Defense Minister Israel Katz resolve issue preventing Sabbath-observant Israelis from receiving emergency alerts on Shabbat.

Ensure Shabbat emergency alerts for religious public

Supreme Court issues injunction against Galei Zahal shutdown

Supreme Court justices order Israeli government to explain in-depth reasoning behind closure of Galei Zahal radio station.

Supreme Court issues injunction against Galei Zahal shutdown

Tu B'shvat and the tree that sweetened the waters

The trees, except for the almond, look bare and bleak on Tu B'Shvat, but the sap is already rising inside. An important corollary for our personal and national lives.

Tu B'shvat and the tree that sweetened the waters

Lapid denies secret meeting with Qatari officials

Lapid denied meeting alone with senior Qataris and said the meeting took place with the hostages' families present - but later confirmed a private conference beforehand.

Lapid denies secret meeting with Qatari officials

The Silent Genocide of Syria's Minorities:

Part 1: The betrayal of the Kurds

Real genocide isn't silent, but the world is. No Jews, no news. A horror story authored by U.S. Ambassador Tom Barrack, Opinion.

Part 1: The betrayal of the Kurds

Modi'in trains suspended due to smoke

Reports of smoke in nearby tunnel prompt Israel Railways to suspend train routes near Modi'in Center station.

Modi'in trains suspended due to smoke

Arutz Sheva Exclusive:

Inside the recovery of Ran Gvili

A rare account of the air support that protected the recovey operation, from fighter jets waiting for orders to the helicopters that escorted Israeli forces during the withdrawal.

Inside the recovery of Ran Gvili

Kisch warns Iran against involving Israel

'Iran has an interest in keeping Israel out of the conflict,' Education Minister Yoav Kisch tells radio station.

Kisch warns Iran against involving Israel

IDF demolishes home of terrorist who murdered Shalev

Home of terrorist Mahmoud Abed, who murdered 22-year-old Shalev Zevuloni in July, is demolished.

IDF demolishes home of terrorist who murdered Shalev

Islam's Trojan Horse strategy:

How Sharia quietly conquered "Minnesota Nice"

Sharia began to take over the once "nice" state with Target cashiers refusing to touch bacon, taxi drivers dumping ladies with Bordeaux bottles as if they were radioactive, nighttime patrols patrolling sidewalks to prevent men and women from looking at each other too long. Op-ed.

How Sharia quietly conquered "Minnesota Nice"

Former Haredi Minister:

'Religious Zionism loses their souls in the army'

Former minister Shlomo Benizri claimed that those who send their children to the IDF do not care about their spiritual wellbeing.

'Religious Zionism loses their souls in the army'

Local leader and senior officials detained

Police detain head of local authority in southern Israel, senior officials, on suspicion of corruption.

Local leader and senior officials detained

Gal Hirsch should be hailed, not villified

Israel’s dedicated coordinator for hostages and missing persons was treated abominably by the protest movement whose real goal was to topple the government. That they called him a “murderer" must have made Hamas happy. Opinion.

Gal Hirsch should be hailed, not villified

Gafni:

'The Draft Law is just an excuse to bring down the government'

MK Moshe Gafni claims the protests over the Draft Law are a political tool, says he will act according to the guidance of leading rabbis, and leaves the door open for a return to the coalition.

'The Draft Law is just an excuse to bring down the government'

Lindsey Graham:

'Peace requires Iran regime’s fall'

Sen. Lindsey Graham says peace requires Iran’s regime to fall, as Trump urges Tehran to reach a deal and responds to Khamenei’s warning that any conflict would become a regional war.

'Peace requires Iran regime’s fall'

Investigation underway

Windows smashed at Paris Jewish school

Jewish school in Paris vandalized, with windows smashed and a CCTV camera torn off. Authorities launch an investigation.

Windows smashed at Paris Jewish school

Iran denies Guards planned live-fire drills in Strait of Hormuz

Iran denies reports that the Revolutionary Guards planned live-fire drills in the Strait of Hormuz, saying media claims were incorrect.

Iran denies Guards planned live-fire drills in Strait of Hormuz

Amit Segal:

'The protests did not bring the hostages closer to returning'

Commentator Amit Segal criticizes the families of hostages who attacked Gal Hirsch: “Don’t say Hamas said one thing and we said the opposite - because that’s not what happened."

'The protests did not bring the hostages closer to returning'

Iran frees protester on bail after US warns of possible execution

Iran releases protester Erfan Soltani on bail after the US warned he faced execution, a claim Tehran denies.

Iran frees protester on bail after US warns of possible execution

Yoaz Hendel’s comparison angers the haredi community

Yoaz Hendel, chairman of the Reservists’ Party, sparks uproar after comparing Bnei Brak to Rahat in the context of loss of governance.

Yoaz Hendel’s comparison angers the haredi community

'You are the GOAT'

Ambassador Leiter celebrates Avdija’s All‑Star milestone

Watch: Israel’s Ambassador to the US congratulates Deni Avdija for becoming the first Israeli selected to the NBA All‑Star Game, praising the Portland star’s rising career and historic achievement.

Ambassador Leiter celebrates Avdija’s All‑Star milestone

Israeli history:

Deni Avdija selected to the NBA All‑Star Game

Deni Avdija makes history by being selected for the NBA All‑Star Game and will play alongside international stars in an innovative new format.

Deni Avdija selected to the NBA All‑Star Game

Report:

US tells Iran it is open to negotiating a deal

US official tells Axios that the Trump administration has conveyed to Iran that it is open to a meeting to negotiate a deal. Regional states push to broker a meeting.

US tells Iran it is open to negotiating a deal

Assessment:

Fitch also expected to improve Israel’s credit rating

The Finance Ministry estimates that the Fitch credit rating agency will soon upgrade Israel’s rating outlook, after Moody’s made a similar move over the weekend.

Fitch also expected to improve Israel’s credit rating

'We’ll see if he’s right'

Trump counters Khamenei’s warning

Trump responds to Khamenei’s warning that any US attack would spark a regional war, saying the US hopes for a deal but is prepared to test the threat if diplomacy fails.

Trump counters Khamenei’s warning

This is what the CEO of the Gaza Board of Peace thinks of Israel

Despite being presented as a neutral mediator, Nikolay Mladenov, CEO of Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza, has a history of statements opposing Israeli policy, raising questions about his neutrality, according to an Ad Kan investigation.

This is what the CEO of the Gaza Board of Peace thinks of Israel

Watch:

IDF completes Israeli inspection facility near Rafah Crossing

IDF forces complete establishment of a dedicated inspection compound near Rafah Crossing, aimed at enhancing security supervision and preventing the smuggling of weapons and unauthorized equipment.

IDF completes Israeli inspection facility near Rafah Crossing

Amid smuggling accusations:

Bedouin battalion removed from Gaza border crossing

Following reports of smuggling involving soldiers and commanders, the IDF reassigned the battalion from Kerem Shalom to reduce risk and refresh forces.

Bedouin battalion removed from Gaza border crossing

Israeli arrested in Turkey for insulting Erdoğan

According to reports on social media, an Israeli woman was arrested after allegedly insulting the Turkish flag and President Erdoğan. The Foreign Ministry said the incident is known and is being handled.

Israeli arrested in Turkey for insulting Erdoğan

Inseparable friends:

From a swimming pool in the Jezreel Valley to attacking Iran

Pilot Brig. Gen. (res.) A and flight inspector Lt. Col. (res.) R. speak of their friendship that started at age 13 in the Jezreel Valley and continued through three decades of shared military services.

From a swimming pool in the Jezreel Valley to attacking Iran

Following anti-Israel pressure:

Israeli league cancels Canada tournament

The Israel Elite Hockey League said the Toronto event was delayed due to external factors, as claims emerge of pressure from anti-Israel activists.

Israeli league cancels Canada tournament

Silence is golden:

Hostage families lash out at Gal Hirsch

In a public letter, hostage families accuse Gal Hirsch of harmful conduct and deception, demanding his immediate resignation.

Hostage families lash out at Gal Hirsch

AG warns:

Tens of thousands of draft dodgers, insufficient enforcement

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara said some 71,000 Israelis are evading conscription-around 80% from the haredi sector-warning of selective enforcement and announcing steps to tighten sanctions.

Tens of thousands of draft dodgers, insufficient enforcement

After 20 years:

Israel to reopen airstrip near Lebanese border

Government approves plan to reopen Kiryat Shmona airstrip after 20 years, restoring commercial flights and strengthening connectivity for the North

Israel to reopen airstrip near Lebanese border

Jumpstarting the north

Government approves emergency plan for northern Israel

Plan approved for immediate implementation includes the establishment of a university in Kiryat Shmona, economic and demographic acceleration, and grants for businesses.

Government approves emergency plan for northern Israel

Father of 15 gets 3 wedding announcements in one week

Turns out when you have 15 children and 3 get engaged at once, even the most devoted father can't manage alone - and the first wedding is this Wednesday

Father of 15 gets 3 wedding announcements in one week

Houthis threaten to 'open the gates of hell'

Houthi spokesman warns Israel that continued fighting in Gaza could trigger renewed attacks from Yemen amid what he calls a fragile ceasefire

Houthis threaten to 'open the gates of hell'

Watch:

IDF nighttime operation in Lebanon

Forces from the 769th Brigade overnight in southern Lebanon, destroying Hezbollah infrastructure and weapons.

IDF nighttime operation in Lebanon

Homesh:

Mob attacks shepherd, attempt to seize weapon

Four terrorists attacked a shepherd east of Homesh in Samaria and attempted to steal the personal firearm of a local farm owner. IDF forces responded, and no casualties were reported.

Mob attacks shepherd, attempt to seize weapon

Jerusalem

Lelov Rebbe collapses and passes away in Mikveh

The Lelov Rebbe, Rabbi Yissachar Dov Biderman, passed away today after collapsing in the Hasidic mikveh on Tzefania Street in Jerusalem.

Lelov Rebbe collapses and passes away in Mikveh

Tu B’Shvat:

Love of the Land

Rabbi Abba said: you have no clearer sign of the End than this, as it is said: ‘But you, mountains of Israel, you shall give forth your branches and bear your fruit for My people Israel…

Love of the Land

Hochstein and McGurk's denials are hollow:

Biden's partial embargo that cost Israeli lives

Israel was indeed desperate and he Trump Administration quickly and decisively ended Biden's partial arms embargo and supplied Israel with all the weapons they needed to fight. Opinion.

Biden's partial embargo that cost Israeli lives

Watch: Dramatic police chase in Nazareth

A motorcycle rider was arrested after a dramatic chase. He allegedly drove an illegal off-road motorcycle, endangered the public, and fled from police before he was ultimately detained.

Watch: Dramatic police chase in Nazareth

Beyond the Last Hostage:

Israel risks losing the strategic endgame in Gaza

Peace is not a product of conferences or signatures; it is the result of the enemy accepting that they have lost. Only once the foundational concept of Israeli victory is accepted can any discussion about the future relationship begin. Opinion.

Israel risks losing the strategic endgame in Gaza

IDF Chief of Staff Zamir meets senior Pentagon officials

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir spent the weekend in Washington for a series of high-level security meetings with his American counterparts.

IDF Chief of Staff Zamir meets senior Pentagon officials

Tikva Forum:

'Gal Hirsch told the painful truth'

The Tikva Forum on Sunday issued a statement expressing full support for the government’s coordinator for hostages and missing persons, Gal Hirsch, following criticism of remarks he made opposing protests during the fighting.

'Gal Hirsch told the painful truth'

Encyclopedia Britannica relabels Israel as Palestine

The Encyclopedia Britannica has removed a controversial map from its Britannica Kids section that labeled the entire territory between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea as "Palestine," with no mention of Israel.

Encyclopedia Britannica relabels Israel as Palestine

Man attempts to set child on fire on bus

A passenger on a public bus near Beitar Illit attempted to harm a 12-year-old boy using a flammable substance.

Man attempts to set child on fire on bus

The real difficulty in earning a living

How hard is it to earn a living? As hard as building a marriage?

The real difficulty in earning a living

Bill proposed to revoke citizenship for promoting boycotts

A new proposal would allow Israel to revoke citizenship from Law of Return recipients who promote boycotts against the state within five years of naturalization.

Bill proposed to revoke citizenship for promoting boycotts

Doctors Without Borders ordered to leave Gaza

Ministry of Diaspora Affairs says MSF must end operation in Gaza by February 8 over its failure to submit lists of local employees.

Doctors Without Borders ordered to leave Gaza

Watch

Broad daylight jewelry store robbery in London

Two masked suspects robbed a jewelry store on Saturday morning in the heart of a busy shopping district in Richmond, west London, and fled the scene on foot.

Broad daylight jewelry store robbery in London

Over 50 cases

Teenager hospitalized after hair straightening

A 19-year-old woman was hospitalized at Shaare Zedek Medical Center after developing kidney failure following a hair-straightening treatment. The hospital is warning of a troubling rise in similar cases.

Teenager hospitalized after hair straightening

Yesha Council Chairman:

'Fight against antisemitism is a world war'

Governor of Binyamin and Chairman of the Yesha Council, Yisrael Ganz, hosted Leo Terrell, President Trump’s Special Adviser for combating antisemitism in the United States, at Psagot Winery.

'Fight against antisemitism is a world war'