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Indictment against brother of Bat Yam bus bomber

An indictment has been filed against a Shechem resident, the brother of the terrorist who planted the explosive devices on 5 buses in Bat Yam and Tel Aviv in February, for attempted murder.

Indictment against brother of Bat Yam bus bomber

IDF reservist: 'Gallant is a liar and a fraud'

IDF soldiers and military correspondents slam former Defense Minister for claiming a photograph of a wide and high tunnel was presented in order to exaggerate the importance of the Philadelphi Corridor.

IDF reservist: 'Gallant is a liar and a fraud'

State employee withdraws from New Israel Fund event

The project manager for Arab society issues in the Ministry of Justice will not participate in the conference.

State employee withdraws from New Israel Fund event

Hadera shark attack

Police: Remains found in search area

Divers located remains and findings in the area where a diver was attacked by a shark. The remains will be sent to the Institute of Forensic Medicine for examination.

Police: Remains found in search area

Ministry of Welfare:

10% of Holocaust survivors passed away in the last year

According to estimates, there are currently about 119,903 Holocaust survivors living in Israel. In 2024, 42,345 survivors received services from the Ministry of Welfare.

10% of Holocaust survivors passed away in the last year

Avdija on torch lighting:

'A privilege that symbolizes my connection to the nation'

Israeli NBA star Deni Avdija reacts to the decision to choose him to light an Independence Day torch. 'I try every day to represent Israel with honor.'

'A privilege that symbolizes my connection to the nation'

IDF confirms:

Senior Jamaa Islamiya terrorist eliminated in Lebanon

Hussein Izzat Mohammad Atwi was involved in planning and advancing terrorist activity from Lebanon into Israeli territory.

Senior Jamaa Islamiya terrorist eliminated in Lebanon

MKs denounce investigation of Rabbis

Haredi MKs denounced National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir for allowing Rabbis to be questioned about illegal construction.

MKs denounce investigation of Rabbis

Watch:

Police chase and arrest unlicensed driver

Police chased a driver who refused to stop for them in northern Israel. Once catching up to him, the officers learned that he never had a license to drive.

Police chase and arrest unlicensed driver

War hero Elisha Medan to light Independence Day torch

Elisha Medan, who lost both his legs in battle in Gaza, will light a torch at the state opening ceremony on Independence Day.

War hero Elisha Medan to light Independence Day torch

Yeshiva Dean sues head of ISA's Jewish Department

The head of Yeshivat Od Yosef Chai filed a lawsuit against the head of the Jewish Department in the ISA for pressing police to arrest him.

Yeshiva Dean sues head of ISA's Jewish Department

'Learned nothing from 10.7'

Sen. Sanders calls to halt aid, Minister Katz shoots back

Far-left US Senator Bernie Sanders called on the US to stop supplying military aid to Israel since it stopped letting aid into Gaza. Defense Minister Katz replied and ensured: 'Large quantities of aid were delivered.'

Sen. Sanders calls to halt aid, Minister Katz shoots back

Smotrich to Shin Bet staff:

'Ronen Bar's misconduct does not stain you'

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich published an open letter to Shin Bet service members, praising their work, while berating the agency's director.

'Ronen Bar's misconduct does not stain you'

Chief of Staff at Yad Vashem:

'The IDF is the answer to the Holocaust'

Members of the General Staff Forum held a seminar at Yad Vashem and Jerusalem in preparation for Holocaust Remembrance Day.

'The IDF is the answer to the Holocaust'

Sid Rosenberg to celebrate Independence Day in Israel

Sid Rosenberg—host of the Sid & Friends in the Morning radio show will make his third trip to Israel sponsored and organized by the One Israel Fund. 'Coming back to Israel again feels like coming home.'

Sid Rosenberg to celebrate Independence Day in Israel

Endangered lemur found being held in private apartment

While searching an apartment in Netanya, law enforcement found an endangered ring-tailed lemur, which was being held in poor conditions, as well as other wild animals.

Endangered lemur found being held in private apartment

Seven years in prison for the managers of tragic school trip

A district court sentenced former Bnei Zion preparatory school principal Yuval Cohen and former educational manager Aviv Berdichev to seven years in prison.

Seven years in prison for the managers of tragic school trip

Home of terrorist who murdered IDF officer destroyed

Security forces demolished the house belonging to Muhammad Shahab, who murdered IDF intelligence officer Captain Ariel Topaz and wounded others in a ramming attack at the Nir Tzvi Junction.

Home of terrorist who murdered IDF officer destroyed

Minister Miki Zohar:

'Ronen Bar took a political side and lost trust'

Minister Miki Zohar from Likud criticized ISA director Ronen Bar for openly opposing the government.

'Ronen Bar took a political side and lost trust'

The one they pick

Somehow, children relate best to personal examples. The father’s truth is passed on to his child, and the child feels as though, in some way, this was also his own personal experience.

The one they pick

US Homeland Security Secretary's bag stolen in DC restaurant

The presence of official government credentials and access tools among the stolen possessions has heightened concerns about the potential security risks.

US Homeland Security Secretary's bag stolen in DC restaurant

Search resumes for shark attack victim off Hadera

Navy boats, maritime police, and divers are working in an attempt to locate the victim, a resident of Petah Tikva in his forties.

Search resumes for shark attack victim off Hadera

Security Cabinet to decide on continuation of activities in Gaza

Cabinet members are divided on the correct rate at which military pressure should be increased.

Security Cabinet to decide on continuation of activities in Gaza

The significance of Netanyahu’s address to the nation

Though the Israeli prime minister’s statement lacked dramatic breaking news, it was a message that everyone at home and abroad needed to hear. Remember FDR's fireside chats in WWII? Opinion.

The significance of Netanyahu’s address to the nation

Report:

Egypt and Qatar propose new ceasefire deal

According to a Palestinian Arab official, the mediators proposed a deal that would include, among other things, a 5-7-year ceasefire and the release of all hostages.

Egypt and Qatar propose new ceasefire deal

Hamas warns against Israeli calls to leave Gaza

Hamas issued a warning to the residents of the Gaza Strip: 'Messages from Israeli intelligence are intended to undermine the internal front. Any contact will be considered collaboration.'

Hamas warns against Israeli calls to leave Gaza

Ten facts about Pope Francis’s troubled relations with Jews.

Pope Francis did call out Hamas as “evil” and called for them to return Israeli hostages. Yet these moments of moral clarity were overshadowed by Pope Francis’ frequently harsh and unjustified attacks on Israel. Opinion.

Ten facts about Pope Francis’s troubled relations with Jews.

After guilty plea

El Paso mass shooter sentenced to life without parole

Patrick Crusius, who killed 23 people in a 2019 racist attack at a Texas Walmart, pleads guilty to capital murder in state court. He will serve life without parole after prosecutors dropped the death penalty.

El Paso mass shooter sentenced to life without parole

France is at a crossroads:

Islamism, secularism, and the criminalization of warning bells

Political Islam—especially the Muslim Brotherhood—is not a religion, but a calculated ideological project. Opinion.

Islamism, secularism, and the criminalization of warning bells

Iranian President:

'We’re ready for deal if national interests are respected'

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian expresses conditional readiness to reach a deal with the US in ongoing indirect talks, emphasizing the safeguarding of Iran’s national interests.

'We’re ready for deal if national interests are respected'

Yemeni Minister:

'Trump’s stance on Houthis signals turning point for region'

Yemen’s Information Minister Moammar al-Eryani lauds President Trump’s military strikes on the Iran-backed Houthi rebels, calling them a pivotal move to curb regional threats and restore stability.

'Trump’s stance on Houthis signals turning point for region'

Israir set to launch direct flights to New York

Israir Airlines preparing to re-enter the US market with direct flights to New York, aiming to begin service by next Passover.

Israir set to launch direct flights to New York

Columbia University:

Anti-Israel protesters chain themselves to gates

Columbia University students and alumni chain themselves to campus gates, demanding the release of two detained Palestinian Arab students.

Anti-Israel protesters chain themselves to gates

Iran claims:

'Israel trying to undermine the nuclear talks with the US'

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman claims a coalition is forming to disrupt Iran's nuclear talks with the US and that Israel is behind the effort.

'Israel trying to undermine the nuclear talks with the US'

Wife of Bob Menendez convicted in bribery case

Nadine Menendez found guilty in her federal corruption trial, echoing the earlier conviction of her husband, ex-Sen. Bob Menendez. Prosecutors say the couple accepted bribes, including gold and a luxury car, in exchange for political favors.

Wife of Bob Menendez convicted in bribery case

Report:

White House looking to replace Hegseth as Defense Secretary

The White House reportedly begins exploring candidates to succeed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, following allegations he shared sensitive military details in private chats.

White House looking to replace Hegseth as Defense Secretary

Harvard sues Trump administration over research funding freeze

Harvard University launches federal lawsuit against the Trump administration, accusing it of unlawfully halting billions in research funding to pressure the school into sweeping policy changes.

Harvard sues Trump administration over research funding freeze

Samaria:

Car thief breaches checkpoint, alarming residents

Suspicious vehicle breaches entrance gate to the town of Alei Zahav in Samaria, triggering a siren. Vehicle located in the town, but the driver flees.

Car thief breaches checkpoint, alarming residents

Putin signs law to strengthen cooperation with Iran

Russian President signs law aimed at deepening ties between Moscow and Tehran across various fields.

Putin signs law to strengthen cooperation with Iran

Benny’s mother pleads to you: Help me save my child!

Benny was born 18 months ago, bringing great joy to his parents. A healthy, thriving baby, he was their sunshine. But six weeks ago, he suddenly became sick. Very, very sick.

Benny’s mother pleads to you: Help me save my child!

'Hamas are cowards: They left their weapons behind and fled'

Kan News military correspondent hears from the soldiers on the ground in Rafah. 'We haven't encountered the enemy in a month and a half.'

'Hamas are cowards: They left their weapons behind and fled'

Rabbi Eliyahu:

Supreme Court ruling that contradicts the law has no standing

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu said that the halakha does not require one to obey a Supreme Court ruling if it contradicts the law.

Supreme Court ruling that contradicts the law has no standing

Yonkers:

Man who stabbed Jewish barber reaches plea deal

Attacker pleads guilty to second-degree assault as a hate crime after being charged with attempted murder, will receive 6 years in prison instead of the maximum of 15 years.

Man who stabbed Jewish barber reaches plea deal

Released terrorist admits:

'Before Ben-Gvir, prison was like summer camp'

A terrorist who was released in the recent hostage deal described prison before Ben-Gvir became National Security Minister: 'It was as if we were one family.'

'Before Ben-Gvir, prison was like summer camp'

Tragedy in Kfar Saba:

5-year-old girl dies after being struck by gate

Kfar Saba mayor announces that the child who was critically injured when she was struck by a parking gate 2 weeks ago has passed away.

5-year-old girl dies after being struck by gate

Morag Corridor

IDF Spox: Hamas is under pressure we'll continue to pursue it

IDF Spokesman BG Effie Defrin explained that the IDF is operating in the southern Gaza Strip to 'increase pressure on Hamas in order to bring the hostages home and to dismantle both the Hamas government and the Hamas military wing.'

IDF Spox: Hamas is under pressure we'll continue to pursue it

Independence Day ceremony

Rabbi whose two sons fell in 10.7 battles to light torch

On October 7th, 2023, Rabbi Shmuel Slotki presided over the IDF team that worked to search for bodies in southern Israel. At the same time, his sons, Yishay and Noam, went to fight the terrorists and lost their lives doing so.

Rabbi whose two sons fell in 10.7 battles to light torch

Dimona:

Suspect who stole ancient artifacts arrested

Police searched the home of a suspected illegal antiquities dealer and found hundreds of ancient coins, arrowheads, pottery, and other artifacts from periods ranging from the Iron Age until the Muslim period.

Suspect who stole ancient artifacts arrested

IRON Initiative head:

'Qatar is worse than Iran, Israel doesn't understand this yet'

Rabbi Pini Dunner, President of the IRON Initiative, spoke with Arutz Sheva about the efforts to confront antisemitism in the US and how Qatar has used its vast wealth to blind officials in US and Israel to the threat it poses.

'Qatar is worse than Iran, Israel doesn't understand this yet'

Netanyahu:

'We'll destroy Hamas rule and return the hostages'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared at a memorial ceremony for fallen Irgun fighters that Israel will realize its goals: overthrowing the Hamas regime, returning the hostages, and thwarting any future threat from Gaza.

'We'll destroy Hamas rule and return the hostages'

'Put pressure where it belongs'

Ambassador Huckabee's answer to WHO official's request

The Eastern Mediterranean Regional Coordinator for the World Health Organization asked the new US Ambassador to pressure Israel to let humanitarian aid into Gaza. Huckabee made it clear who really must be pressured.

Ambassador Huckabee's answer to WHO official's request

Illegal Arab house overlooking Jewish town demolished

The multi-story home in the village of Beit Ummar was constructed illegally, only 250 meters from the Karmei Tzur fence, and overlooked the Jewish community.

Illegal Arab house overlooking Jewish town demolished

PMO responds to ISA chief:

'Affidavit full of lies, Bar is the father of the failure'

The Prime Minister's Pffice responded to the affidavit Shin Bet Chief Ronen Bar submitted to the Supreme Court, accuses him of lying about when the government was informed of the Hamas attack and other issues.

'Affidavit full of lies, Bar is the father of the failure'

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

It won’t be easy deporting 15 million illegal migrants

From all over the world, they came, among them the diseased and the violent, and nothing was done to stop them from swarming our towns and neighborhoods. Until Trump - and now the Democrats are trying to stop him. Opinion.

It won’t be easy deporting 15 million illegal migrants

Independence Day

Hamas captivity survivor Eli Sharabi to light torch

Minister Miri Regev has announced that Eli Sharabi, who survived over a year in Hamas captivity and demonstrated extraordinary leadership to assist his fellow hostages, was selected to light an Independence Day torch.

Hamas captivity survivor Eli Sharabi to light torch




























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