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No breakthrough in search for last hostage

IDF preparing support system for those digging up graves in effort to locate missing Yasam officer Ran Gvili.

No breakthrough in search for last hostage

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Police alertness prevents deadly accident

Southern District police arrest heavy truck driver after spotting dangerous driving on two-way road; 61-year-old Palestinian driver was seven times over the legal alcohol limit and was arrested.

Police alertness prevents deadly accident

Feminists Against Antisemitism

A brave new group in the UK

FAA writes of its mission: 'We’re confronting antisemitism in our own movement, uncovering how it shows up in feminist spaces, and exploring what can be done to challenge and end it.' More power to them! Opinion.

A brave new group in the UK

Plane carrying eight crashes in Maine

Twin-engine jet carrying eight crashes during takeoff in Bangor, Maine.

Plane carrying eight crashes in Maine

Military correspondent:

Why is PM's Office complimenting Hamas?

Military correspondent Doron Kadosh claims Cabinet is acting like a rubber stamp on Rafah crossing, says he is troubled by what he describes as Israel granting Hamas a 'certificate of integrity.'

Why is PM's Office complimenting Hamas?

IDF targets Radwan Force base

IDF strikes Hezbollah weapons storage facilities, military infrastructure, in southern Lebanon.

IDF targets Radwan Force base

They need your help:

10 kids watched their father die at Shabbat table

Yair Nimni collapsed in front of his horrified family at age 47. When neighbors came to comfort them, they discovered the family didn't even own closets. Now widow Sara Tova faces impossible choices about feeding her children.

10 kids watched their father die at Shabbat table

When Israel disrupts world order

When the Jew is dominated and defenseless, the world weeps. When he rises, defends himself, and prevails, the world grits its teeth. And tries to make sure he does not achieve total victory. Opinion.

When Israel disrupts world order

London:

86 detained at protest backing Palestine Action activist

London police detain 86 people after protesters backing a Palestine Action hunger striker breach prison grounds.

86 detained at protest backing Palestine Action activist

A blueprint of Exile and Redemption:

The Burning Bush of history

The burning bush is the eternal symbol of Jewish history. The bush is on fire, yet it is not consumed. And the State of Israel is the living proof.

The Burning Bush of history

Report:

US strike kills three suspected Al‑Qaeda terrorists in Yemen

A US drone strike in Yemen’s Marib province reportedly eliminates three suspected members of Al‑Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

US strike kills three suspected Al‑Qaeda terrorists in Yemen

New study:

Gaps in haredi lifestyles between periphery and center

Haredi families in Israel’s periphery have fewer children, spend more on transport and communications, and show higher car and TV ownership.

Gaps in haredi lifestyles between periphery and center

Iran judiciary vows 'no leniency' for anti-regime protesters

Iran’s judiciary chief vows “no leniency" for protest suspects as rights groups report thousands killed and mass arrests.

Iran judiciary vows 'no leniency' for anti-regime protesters

UNRWA claims:

'Seized eastern Jerusalem headquarters was set on fire'

UNRWA claims eastern Jerusalem headquarters was set on fire. Fire and rescue service confirmed crews were called to the scene but did not say the compound was set on fire.

'Seized eastern Jerusalem headquarters was set on fire'

JVP or SJP?

Jewiish Voice for Peace (JVP), wiith its membershiip of useful idiots, is the self-hating Jewish wing of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP). The proof is in the article below. Opinion.

JVP or SJP?

Jewish graves smashed in Barcelona

Gravestones smashed at Barcelona’s Jewish cemetery, prompting sharp condemnations as Jewish leaders warn of escalating antisemitism and demand decisive action from authorities.

Jewish graves smashed in Barcelona

Yair Golan:

'Bennett’s mission is to bring votes from the right'

Yair Golan opposes Gadi Eisenkot’s unification initiative and argues that Naftali Bennett should be positioned as the one tasked with bringing votes from the right-wing bloc.

'Bennett’s mission is to bring votes from the right'

Columbia set to appoint Jewish professor as new President

Columbia University is preparing to name Jennifer Mnookin, a Jewish professor, as its next president, after a turbulent search shaped by campus unrest, federal pressure, and major financial penalties.

Columbia set to appoint Jewish professor as new President

Leiter recalls historic year

From tragedy in D.C. to Gaza ceasefire breakthrough

Ambassador Yechiel Leiter marks one year in Washington, recalling key moments from meetings with President Trump to the embassy tragedy, Operation Rising Lion, the Gaza ceasefire, and the return of hostages.

From tragedy in D.C. to Gaza ceasefire breakthrough

Ben Gvir’s call: Enough with the naïveté

During the Cabinet meeting, ministers voice strong opposition to opening the Rafah crossing and transferring control of Gaza to the Palestinian Authority.

Ben Gvir’s call: Enough with the naïveté

PMO:

'Rafah crossing to open after operation to recover Gvili's body'

Following the Security Cabinet meeting, the PMO clarifies: The Rafah crossing will not open until all efforts to recover the body of Staff Sergeant Ran Gvili have been exhausted.

'Rafah crossing to open after operation to recover Gvili's body'

Mansour Abbas:

'We’re working toward forming a government of change'

MKs Mansour Abbas and Ayman Odeh view the re-establishment of the Joint List as a key strategy to boost voter turnout and gain political power to block right-wing influence.

'We’re working toward forming a government of change'

The Blue Nile Showdown:

Why Israel cannot ignore Egypt’s water crisis

A water-starved Egypt risks becoming a source of radicalization and even military escalation. Sisi's appearance at Davos reflects that Egypt is seeking an external lifeline to stabilize a system weakened by years of strategic miscalculation tht led to that shortage. Opinion.

Why Israel cannot ignore Egypt’s water crisis

Bereaved Cousin:

'Fallen soldier was a man of faith even in the hardest times'

Yosef, whose cousin Asael Babad died of his wounds last week three months after being wounded in the war, speaks with Arutz Sheva about the loss and the memories he leaves behind.

'Fallen soldier was a man of faith even in the hardest times'

El Al offers reassurance: No charge for cancellations

El Al offers new service, allowing customers to cancel flights up to 48 hours before takeoff, with no extra fees.

El Al offers reassurance: No charge for cancellations

In northern Gaza cemetery:

IDF launches mission to search for Ran Gvili

IDF conducting extensive searches for remains of last hostage after reaching based on intelligence information.

IDF launches mission to search for Ran Gvili

IDF reveals: Teacher by day, terrorist by night

'Teacher' Mohamed al-Hasini eliminated in precise strike in southern Lebanon, revealed as Hezbollah terrorist who worked to rebuild terror group's artillery capabilities.

IDF reveals: Teacher by day, terrorist by night

Solidarity in Canada:

Christian journalist places mezuzah at his home's entrance

Canadian journalist Warren Kinsella, a Toronto resident and a Christian by faith, installed a mezuzah in his home as a sign of solidarity with the Jewish community in light of the rise in antisemitism.

Christian journalist places mezuzah at his home's entrance

14 Days until eviction

5 Children, 14 Days, ₪60,000 - or they lose their home

A Jerusalem mother watches the calendar as an eviction order threatens to leave her family homeless - and the deadline is closer than you think.

5 Children, 14 Days, ₪60,000 - or they lose their home

'The era of last-minute preparations must end'

The Knesset Education Committee held a special discussion on Israel's preparedness for mass events involving its citizens abroad, focusing primarily on the annual pilgrimage to Uman.

'The era of last-minute preparations must end'

PM to European legislators:

Radical left and the Islamists destroying Western civilization

PM Netanyahu and Minister Regev meet with parliament members from Hungary, Austria, Spain, and France, thanked them for their support.

Radical left and the Islamists destroying Western civilization

Deborah Lipstadt is right…about Mississippi and Intifadas

There is a long and sordid history of extremists from one end of the political spectrum making common cause with those at the other end-when the cause is hatred of Jews and the Jewish state. Opinion.

Deborah Lipstadt is right…about Mississippi and Intifadas

Google knows where we live, God does too

God is looking for something else entirely. Opinion.

Google knows where we live, God does too

Arab affairs reporter warns:

'Rafah Crossing will create Hamastan'

Channel 12 correspondent says allowing Egypt sole control over Gaza’s main gateway could entrench Hamas rule and turn the Strip into a permanent jihadist front.

'Rafah Crossing will create Hamastan'

New AI video:

'I'm a steel pipe, Hamas made me into a rocket'

A new AI video gives a voice to the humanitarian supplies taken by Hamas for military purposes.

'I'm a steel pipe, Hamas made me into a rocket'

Rafah Crossing

Witkoff hints: US, Israel coordinating on future steps

US envoy says talks were constructive as Washington and Jerusalem coordinate next steps on Phase 2 of Trump’s Gaza plan and broader regional issues

Witkoff hints: US, Israel coordinating on future steps

Government approves five new towns in the Negev

The government on Sunday approved a proposal by Construction and Housing Minister Haim Katz and Settlements Minister Orit Struck to establish five new community settlements in the eastern Be'er Sheva metropolitan area.

Government approves five new towns in the Negev

'Let's stop the hatred'

US Justice Dept. Antisemitism Envoy visits Western Wall

Visiting Israel for Holocaust Remembrance Day, Leo Terrell prayed at the Western Wall for peace and an end to rising antisemitism worldwide.

US Justice Dept. Antisemitism Envoy visits Western Wall

Israeli journalist 'disgusted' by ancient prayer

Rina Matzliah said during a taxpayer-funded broadcast that she did not understand why soccer players recite the Biblical verse and called the phenomenon 'disgusting.'

Israeli journalist 'disgusted' by ancient prayer

Four Palestinians arrested on suspicion of throwing firebombs

Four residents of al-Aroub were arrested on suspicion of throwing Molotov cocktails at security forces. Another suspect was shot on for throwing stones near Route 1.

Four Palestinians arrested on suspicion of throwing firebombs

Cabinet expands benefits for reservists by NIS 6 billion

The government has approved an aid and benefits plan for reserve service members for the coming year, totaling 6.2 billion shekels.

Cabinet expands benefits for reservists by NIS 6 billion

IDF strikes Hezbollah weapons manufacturing facility

The IDF struck a structure from which Hezbollah terrorists operated in the Bir al-Sansal area in southern Lebanon

IDF strikes Hezbollah weapons manufacturing facility

Talik Gvili:

'Rafah is a gift to Hamas - Rani is still not home'

Talik Gvili, mother of Staff Sgt. Ran Gvili, the last hostage held by Hamas: 'It seems that the Americans believe Hamas. I am worried, but I remain optimistic.'

'Rafah is a gift to Hamas - Rani is still not home'

It is not enough for Hamas to disarm their weapons

President Trump’s peace plan requires Hamas to disarm-but lasting peace also depends on dismantling the culture of violence taught in Gaza and PA classrooms. Without reforming education, demilitarization alone will fail.

It is not enough for Hamas to disarm their weapons

Report

Death toll in Iran surpasses 36,000

Iran International reports a high death toll based on confidential reports and medical testimonies, alongside allegations of extrajudicial executions

Death toll in Iran surpasses 36,000

Report:

Israel expands assistance to armed militia in Gaza

The Wall Street Journal reports that the assistance includes air support, intelligence, and logistical supplies. One of the militia leaders denied receiving assistance from Israel.

Israel expands assistance to armed militia in Gaza

Former NSC head

Will the US strike Iran? It seems Trump hasn't decided

Dr. Eyal Hulata, former head of the National Security Council, estimates that the US has not yet decided whether to attack Iran and that significant considerations are still being weighed.

Will the US strike Iran? It seems Trump hasn't decided

Lessons from Bondi:

I’m tired of the world’s pity. Jews must project strength

Solidarity is vital - but strength is better. Opinion.

I’m tired of the world’s pity. Jews must project  strength

'We won'

Naama and Karina look back on their first moments of freedom

Naama Levy and Karina Ariev told Galei Tzahal that Hamas’s staged release ceremony felt empowering, as they recall captivity, survival, and ongoing rehabilitation.

Naama and Karina look back on their first moments of freedom

Help the family:

A misdiagnosis may cost him his life

What Jerusalem doctors called a stroke was actually aggressive cancer spreading through his body. Now this family faces medical bills they cannot pay.

A misdiagnosis may cost him his life

Suspected ramming attempt

Police officer shoots PA Arab who breached roadblock

A suspect breached a roadblock on Route 60 between Ofra and Shiloh, near the British Police Junction

Police officer shoots PA Arab who breached roadblock

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IDF destroys 4 km-long terror tunnel in southern Gaza

7th Brigade Combat Team in southern Gaza locates launchers, weapons, and terrorist infrastructure.

IDF destroys 4 km-long terror tunnel in southern Gaza

Ayalon highway blocked in protest over crime in Arab sector

Dozens of protesters blocked the southbound lanes of the Ayalon Highway this morning (Sunday), demanding action to address the rising rate of crime in the Arab sector.

Ayalon highway blocked in protest over crime in Arab sector

Report

More than 22,000 killed in crackdown on protests in Iran

Human rights organizations and medical sources estimate that the death toll from the unrest in Iran continues to rise, while the regime in Tehran insists the number stands at about 3,100.

More than 22,000 killed in crackdown on protests in Iran

IDF soldier arrested after posing as abductor of Palestinian Arab

A Military Police jail warden is suspected of posing as an abductor, sending photos of a detainee to his family and demanding ransom for his release.

IDF soldier arrested after posing as abductor of Palestinian Arab

Beverly Hills

Venue backtracks after forcing Israeli to denounce 'genocide'

A Beverly Hills theater barred Israeli comic Guy Hochman and demanded political disavowals, then apologized after backlash and accusations of discrimination.

Venue backtracks after forcing Israeli to denounce 'genocide'