Israel's ZAKA Search & Rescue team deploys to Venezuela, working with local authorities to find earthquake survivors and assess structural damage.
Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner is evaluating his campaign's future after strongly denying a new allegation of a 2021 sexual assault.
Border Police officers and IDF troops rescue 10 Israeli civilians who entered Qalqilya in an attempt to locate a stolen motorcycle, after dozens of Palestinian Arabs swarmed around them.
The Zionist Organization of America is warning against restoring Turkey to the F-35 program, arguing that any sale of advanced fighter jets or related technology would endanger Israel's security and American strategic interests.
Recent developments should sound a warning bell within the national camp. If indeed Trump’s points-based plan is advancing apace, the time remaining to shape a different reality is rapidly shrinking. Op-ed.
Rabbi Tamir Granot, father of fallen IDF soldier Amitai Granot, urges lawmakers to add just a few words to the proposed Basic Law of Torah Study.
The baby, Sara Chaya Biton, was found unconscious in a residential building in Beit Shemesh. According to testimonies, her older sister slept with her in the same bed and apparently unintentionally pressed on her. Police investigating.
Mount Etna’s renewed eruption shuts Catania airport after volcanic ash spread across eastern Sicily, forcing widespread flight cancellations and diversions, including those to and from Israel.
Head of the ISA David Zini is reportedly considering changes to the leadership of the agency's Investigations Directorate, including the possible removal of its current head.
FBI reveals data showing that despite an overall decline in hate crimes across the US, antisemitic incidents targeting Jewish communities have increased.
Two-month-old Baruch is in the ICU with a serious kidney condition. His family urgently needs help.
Eight soldiers in the Bedouin Reconnaissance Battalion charged in smuggling operations into Gaza, in which they allegedly earned tens of millions of shekels.
After a year of being physically and verbally attacked across the globe, I was targeted again by “Free Palestine" extremists and, unlike in Florida, New Jersey police came to my aid and protection. But after a year of globally witnessed attacks against me, I must ask: when did assaulting Jews become normal? Op-ed.
For the radical terrorists, the theological text is not a rationalization of geopolitical ambitions, but the primary, non-negotiable driver of them.
Renovation work at the gravesite of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov in Uman has uncovered a previously known but long-sealed underground shaft near the main entrance to the complex.
A father of 14 is gone. His widow and orphans need $88,360 more for groceries and a home that doesn't leak, and every contribution brings them closer.
Overnight the IDF carried out an aerial strike in northern Gaza, eliminating Fadi Falah Ashour Daghmash, a commander in the training department of Hamas’s military wing.
Ahead of the second and third readings, the temporary order was published, suspending arrests and enforcement for a limited period, subject to study requirements, affidavits, and supervision of yeshivas.
Hundreds of Christian leaders from around the world are expected to gather in Jerusalem on October 4 for the annual Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem, as organizers say the event will connect more than 70 million believers worldwide.
Alon Yishai was violently attacked and subjected to antisemitic abuse in central Vienna following a protest involving an academic-art tour near a controversial monument.
The Israeli legal organization has asked the U.S. Justice Department to investigate and sanction a group it alleges is orchestrating an international campaign targeting Israeli soldiers and, increasingly, American military personnel.
Microsoft announced the dismissal of about 4,800 jobs worldwide as part of a cost-cutting and efficiency plan, with the most significant impact on the Xbox gaming division at the company.
A total of 32 people aged 15 to 24 lost their lives in crashes on city roads during 2025, up from 24 fatalities recorded in 2024.
Instead of focusing on rescue operations, the Israeli team was asked to prepare a national plan for demolishing dangerous structures, clearing debris, and rehabilitating earthquake-hit areas in Venezuela.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discusses Iran’s funeral for ayatollah Ali Khamenei, reports of an alleged rift with President Donald Trump and the relations with Turkey
Participants in Ayatollah Khameini's funeral were filmed holding posters depicting several American and pro-Israel public figures as assassination targets.
The Monetary Committee decided to lower the interest rate by 0.25 percentage points after inflation remained within the target range and the economy continued its moderate recovery.
Mansour Abbas said his party aims to win seven Knesset seats in the next elections, arguing that such a result would make Ra'am the decisive force in the formation of a 'government of change.'
Education Ministry issues new nationwide guidelines requiring all state schools to allow students to lay tefillin during breaks, ending years of inconsistent policies and local disputes.
No injuries reported after Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, erupts.
IDF strikes five terrorists attempting to restore underground terror infrastructure in northern Gaza , killing a Hamas Nukhba operative from the East Jabalia Battalion.
Israeli officials rejected Hamas' resignation announcement, says terror group staging public relations maneuver to appease US while avoiding blame for violating ceasefire.
Leading haredi rabbis, headed by Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, urge public to avoid main road to the tomb of Rabbi Meir Baal Hanes in Tiberias, protesting new beachfront without barriers or changing facilities.
Hamas' government declares its resignation to allow technocratic committee to take power - but will continue to rule Gaza. Israel warns: 'Political spin.'
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said Turkish FM Hakan Fidan’s remarks about Israel echoed genocidal rhetoric and must not go unchallenged.
UTJ MKs announced opposition to Shlomo Karhi's communications reform, threatening coalition majority and putting the broadcasting overhaul at risk.
The anti-Israel organization accuses opposition MK Ram Ben-Barak and coalition MK Moshe Solomon of 'incitement to genocide' over statements on Gaza.
Police chased a suspect up Route 2 and through Herzliya after he fled a routine inspection.
IDF troops uncover over 150 weapons, dismantle over 90 Hezbollah terrorist sites in Hadatha, southern Lebanon, while eliminating terrorists in security zone.
IDF to graduate Flight Course 192 this week, after cadets completed three years of training during ongoing war.
A months-long undercover operation ended with the arrest of dozens of suspects who allegedly extorted business owners out of thousands of shekels in protection money.
Teenage boy in serious condition after collapsing at Chabad yeshiva in Rehovot, family and friends ask public to pray.
Yisrael Beytenu chair MK Avigdor Liberman slams proposed legislation to allow gender-segregated classes for advanced degrees.
Defense Minister Katz addressed the ongoing funeral for Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, and warned that anyone who goes down his path will meet the same fate.
Border Police officer documented throwing stun grenade into vehicle is investigated.
Israel provides the ultimate marketing tool and export-multiplier for the US: effective combat validation. And there is more. Report.
According to a report, the IDF has introduced sweeping changes to its defense doctrine, readiness plans and command structure after October 7.
Reasonable minds can disagree. Deeply. But there's never an excuse for hatred. Opinion.
More than 50 Houthi operatives were reportedly killed as Yemeni government forces repelled a major assault in western Yemen.
Freed hostage Rom Braslavski says at least 60% of Jewish hostages converted to Islam in captivity, shares that he returned to religion on October 7.
How a man whose own Arabic-language statements place him within a wider resistance movement that includes armed factions continues to be presented primarily as an innocent victim of political persecution. Exposé.
Iraqi fighter jets execute three targeted airstrikes against Islamic State hideouts in northern Iraq after an armed clash leaves a counter-terrorism officer dead.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf meets senior Hezbollah officials, affirming that backing armed proxies remains an unnegotiable "red line."
Mallory McMorrow suspends her Michigan Senate campaign, turning the Democratic primary into a direct race between Haley Stevens and progressive Abdul El-Sayed, a critic of Israel.
Israel's Cabinet approves Ruth Cohen-Dar as its first resident ambassador to Slovenia, cementing a major diplomatic turnaround under Ljubljana's new government.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul rebukes Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan for calling Israel a global burden, backing Israel amid a diplomatic dispute over Armenian Genocide.
Two London men receive suspended sentences for a TikTok stunt where they filmed themselves with a fishing rod while claiming they were out "catching Jews."
Former MK Oren Hazan argues that a party comprised of Likud defectors could topple right-wing governance: "They are doing immense damage."
French President Emmanuel Macron will soon visit Syria, making him the first Western leader to travel there since the 2024 collapse of the Bashar Al-Assad regime.
