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No arrests of deserters on election day

The chairman of the Central Elections Committee said, following discussions with the Attorney General and the police commissioner, that on Election Day there will be no enforcement operations against deserters.

No arrests of deserters on election day

Ben-Gvir weighs dismissing officers over protest violence

Ben-Gvir called for a thorough investigation after footage appeared to show police violence against haredi protesters near Bnei Brak.

Ben-Gvir weighs dismissing officers over protest violence

Illegal resident molests teenager in south Tel Aviv

Police said they have completed their investigation of an illegal resident who attacked and molested a 16-year-old in south Tel Aviv.

Illegal resident molests teenager in south Tel Aviv

Review:

Rabbis, Reporters and the Public in the Digital Holyland

Focused on the triangular relationship between rabbis, journalists and the public and based on the author's thorough research, this is a book that analyses each group’s role in influencing the agenda around religion in Israel. Review.

Rabbis, Reporters and the Public in the Digital Holyland

Mark Levin slams Hezbollah talks as ‘an abomination’

The conservative commentator denounced reported Hezbollah negotiations, warning they undermine Israel’s security and strengthen Iran’s influence.

Mark Levin slams Hezbollah talks as ‘an abomination’

Soldier issued restraining order for waving flag on Temple Mount

A soldier was removed from the Temple Mount after waving an Israeli flag, and later received a restraining order even though he could not attend his own hearing due to combat service.

Soldier issued restraining order for waving flag on Temple Mount

Israel to unveil limited withdrawal proposal during Lebanon talks

Israel is expected to propose a limited IDF withdrawal from part of southern Lebanon during US-mediated talks opening in Washington.

Israel to unveil limited withdrawal proposal during Lebanon talks

Hamas confirms:

'Journalists' killed in Gaza were really terrorists

Recent Hamas and Islamic Jihad disclosures have identified several slain “journalists" as members of their military wings while CPJ revises records.

'Journalists' killed in Gaza were really terrorists

Suspicions grow surrounding Eilat infiltration attempt

After reports that the vessel that entered the Eilat Bay was apparently unmanned, Israeli military correspondents have begun questioning the IDF's handling of the incident.

Suspicions grow surrounding Eilat infiltration attempt

Houthi threat gets closer to Eilat

Israel is monitoring Houthi flights to Jordan as officials assess potential threats to Eilat, while stressing there is no concrete intelligence of an attack.

Houthi threat gets closer to Eilat

Giulio Meotti:

There’s little to celebrate when the West gets a beating

Between Trump’s defeat in Iran and European mediocrity, there is little to be cheerful about. Especially while the West demands of Israel that it wage a war without war and neutralize its enemies without fighting them. Opinion.

There’s little to celebrate  when the West gets a beating

Ashkelon hacker secretly extradited to USA

Israeli-American citizen Michael Kadar, 27, who previously served 7 years in prison in Israel for thousands of false threats, was brought before a federal court in Orlando.

Ashkelon hacker secretly extradited to USA

Everything they say about U.S. aid to Israel is wrong

The American public deserves a true picture of this relationship, not an agenda dressed up as policy analysis to serve someone’s political interests. Opinion.

Everything they say about U.S. aid to Israel is wrong

The coming Democratic-Socialist apocalypse

The Democratic Socialist prophets of apocalypse usher that very outcome in on a rising tide of free everything, baptizing dependency as justice and fear as conscience. And they keep smiling as the water climbs toward the rooftops. Op-ed.

The coming Democratic-Socialist apocalypse

Former Egyptian FM Nabil Fahmy appointed to lead Arab League

The Arab League has officially ratified veteran Egyptian diplomat Nabil Fahmy as its new secretary general for a five-year term starting July 1.

Former Egyptian FM Nabil Fahmy appointed to lead Arab League

Revivim:

Work - Man’s role in the world

The blessing that God brings to a person comes through that person’s diligence in his work. Idleness from work involves Torah prohibitions and desecration of God’s name.

Work - Man’s role in the world

Two more arrested in plot targeting White House UFC extravaganza

Federal agents arrest two additional suspects in Washington and Missouri, bringing the total to seven charged in a thwarted plot against a White House UFC event.

Two more arrested in plot targeting White House UFC extravaganza

Michael Mizrahi killed in Montreal shooting

Michael Moshe Mizrahi,who was wounded in the shooting attack in Montreal, pronounced dead after hours in which doctors fought to save his life.

Michael Mizrahi killed in Montreal shooting

In Memoriam:

Rabbi Jonathan Cohen ZT"L: What his life demands of us

Jonathan said you have to serve G-d with happiness from aleph to tof, from the whole gamut of life, from the beginning to the end.

Rabbi Jonathan Cohen ZT"L: What his life demands of us

To Jews in Canada and the US:

We must act like Israelis

We must be proud and stand up against our enemies with courage.

We must act like Israelis

Over Nakba exhibit

Only Jewish trustee on Canada's Human Rights Museum board quits

The sole Jewish board member of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights has resigned over an upcoming exhibit on the Nakba.

Only Jewish trustee on Canada's Human Rights Museum board quits

Supreme Court upholds conviction in 1979 Etan Patz murder

Supreme Court reinstates Pedro Hernandez's conviction for the 1979 murder of Etan Patz, ruling that a lower court overstepped by tossing out the verdict.

Supreme Court upholds conviction in 1979 Etan Patz murder

US-mediated:

Israel-Lebanon talks to feature military and political tracks

The US will host a new round of political and military talks between Israel and Lebanon on Tuesday, aiming to secure a comprehensive peace agreement.

Israel-Lebanon talks to feature military and political tracks

'No genocide enablers'

Brooklyn cafe cancels Jewish lawmaker’s order

Brooklyn coffee shop facing allegations of antisemitism and civil rights violations after refusing service and refunding the order of Rep. Dan Goldman.

Brooklyn cafe cancels Jewish lawmaker’s order

Bennett sparks outrage:

'Outposts will be evacuated, Areas A and B not part of Israel'

"Together" party chairman Naftali Bennett clarifies that Area C must become part of Israel, while Areas A and B will form a Palestinian autonomy.

'Outposts will be evacuated, Areas A and B not part of Israel'

'A status quo for immorality'

Mamdani defends calling AIPAC 'monsters'

New York Mayor rejects accusations of antisemitism from Jewish leaders, defends his recent verbal attacks on AIPAC.

Mamdani defends calling AIPAC 'monsters'

Trump:

'If Iran doesn’t behave, I’ll do what I have to do'

President Trump warns Iran that he will take necessary action if they violate their agreement, while expressing confidence he can resolve disputes over Lebanon with Prime Minister Netanyahu.

'If Iran doesn’t behave, I’ll do what I have to do'

Netanyahu, Katz and Zamir issue a rare joint statement

The Prime Minister, Defense Minister, and IDF Chief of Staff issue a joint statement following reports of restrictions placed on the IDF's freedom of action in Lebanon.

Netanyahu, Katz and Zamir issue a rare joint statement

June 22, 1941:

The day systematic destruction of Russian Jewry began

Holocaust Denial never ended-it only changed tactics. Opinion.

The day systematic destruction of Russian Jewry began

Security probe:

Was mystery vessel testing Israel's defenses?

Security officials believe the vessel that entered the Gulf of Eilat may have been an unmanned probe sent to test Israel's response ahead of a future attack.

Was mystery vessel testing Israel's defenses?

Minister Eliyahu slams Trump: 'A diplomatic disgrace'

“The US is racing toward a terrible mistake. Making peace with an absolutely evil regime is a diplomatic disgrace," Minister Eliyahu claimed.

Minister Eliyahu slams Trump: 'A diplomatic disgrace'

Beitar Illit

Game turns serious: Child finds himself stuck in concrete bin

Firefighters rescued a child who became trapped inside a concrete trash bin while playing in Beitar Illit, freeing him safely without injury.

Game turns serious: Child finds himself stuck in concrete bin

Vance:

We can't trust Iran's words, only its actions

Vice President JD Vance said the US will verify Iran's compliance rather than trust its promises, despite describing the first round of talks as productive.

We can't trust Iran's words, only its actions

Tanya/ Iggeres Ha’Kodesh - 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.

Tanya/ Iggeres Ha’Kodesh - The Holy Epistle

Trump:

Iran will agree to have major weapons inspections

President Trump said Iran has agreed to resume nuclear inspections, though Tehran insisted no new commitments on its nuclear program have yet been made.

Iran will agree to have major weapons inspections

The Fall of Kier Starmer

What Britain's Jews saw first about a Prime Minister who never learned to lead. Opinion.

The Fall of Kier Starmer

2 killed in shooting in Jewish neighborhood of Montreal

A police officer and a Jewish civilian were murdered in a shooting the heavily Jewish Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood of Montreal.

2 killed in shooting in Jewish neighborhood of Montreal

Our sycophantic MoU

A firm, not a flaccid document is needed, but that is not what we have. Opinion.

Our sycophantic MoU

Gun rights expanded to additional Israeli communities

Residents of Yavne, Rosh Haayin, Even Yehuda, and several communities in the Hevel Modi'in region can now apply to carry personal firearms.

Gun rights expanded to additional Israeli communities

Over 240 firearms seized:

IDF sums up six months of counter-terrorism operations

The IDF said troops seized more than 240 firearms in 2026, uncovering weapons and manufacturing equipment hidden in civilian areas across Judea and Samaria.

IDF sums up six months of counter-terrorism operations

Watch:

Dangerous attempt to outrun cops ends in arrest

ATV rider attempts to flee police officers, blowing through a red light and nearly causing an accident.

Dangerous attempt to outrun cops ends in arrest

'October 7 on steroids'

Officers' dire warning following change on Yellow Line

Officers serving along the Gaza border claim there has been a significant change in the way open-fire regulations are being implemented.

Officers' dire warning following change on Yellow Line

Massachusetts school apologizes for Holocaust lesson

A Massachusetts middle school apologized after Arab, Muslim, Palestinian, and Lebanese students said a mandatory Holocaust lesson left them feeling 'excluded and unsafe.'

Massachusetts school apologizes for Holocaust lesson

Nukhba terrorist who held Omer Shem Tov captive eliminated

The terrorist also infiltrated Israel during the October 7 massacre.

Nukhba terrorist who held Omer Shem Tov captive eliminated

MK removed for refusing to condemn October 7

Confrontation erupts in the Education Committee after MK Tzvi Sukkot demanded that MK Ben Said condemn the October 7 massacre and terrorist attacks.

MK removed for refusing to condemn October 7

Smotrich's warning to Israel's right

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich accused Yair Golan of planning to defund the Eli pre-military academy and warned of broader moves against Religious Zionism.

Smotrich's warning to Israel's right

Netanyahu: There are no restrictions on the IDF in Lebanon

The Prime Minister clarified that the directive to the IDF has not changed: full freedom of action against any threat to the forces or residents of northern Israel.

Netanyahu: There are no restrictions on the IDF in Lebanon

Ben Gvir to Netanyahu: Tell Trump the truth

Minister Itamar Ben Gvir demands that the Prime Minister explain to Trump the need for complete freedom of action in Lebanon.

Ben Gvir to Netanyahu: Tell Trump the truth

ISA issues rare warning for Eilat

ISA chief David Zini has ordered high alert for an attack on Eilat - an assessment questioned by other senior defense officials.

ISA issues rare warning for Eilat

Israelis Yoav, Elad, and David killed in Maryland plane crash

Yoav Bomrind, Elad Naidik, and David Rabinovich were killed when the Piper PA-28 aircraft they were on went down over Bowie, Maryland.

Israelis Yoav, Elad, and David killed in Maryland plane crash

Netanyahu calls primaries in Likud

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to hold primaries in Likud, assuming he can receive between 8 and 10 reserve slots on the party’s list for the Knesset.

Netanyahu calls primaries in Likud

'I went flying, it was all black'

Rabbi Sadan tells of the miracle: I went flying, it was all black

At a thanksgiving celebration in Eli, Rabbi Yehuda Sadan recalled the drone strike in Lebanon near his unit and the evacuation under fire, calling it a moment of divine protection and gratitude to G-d.

Rabbi Sadan tells of the miracle: I went flying, it was all black

My grandfather called it home:

Sovereignty isn't luxury. It’s a minimum guarantee for our future

'We are no longer on the defense. We are on the offense now and we are not going back,' Governor of the Binyamin Regional Council, Israel Ganz, says to the JNS Policy Summit.

Sovereignty isn't luxury. It’s a minimum guarantee for our future

15 soldiers suffer heatstroke in the Negev

According to the testimonies of the soldiers, they were required to stay outdoors during field activity in severe heat.

15 soldiers suffer heatstroke in the Negev

Not budging:

Minister Smotrich: 'We will remain in Lebanon for years

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich says that Israel will remain in southern Lebanon as long as Hezbollah has not been disarmed and praised the achievements of IDF soldiers.

Minister Smotrich: 'We will remain in Lebanon for years

Jerusalem Cantors' Choir completes week-long tour of Azerbaijan

The Jerusalem Cantors' Choir performed in Quba and Baku during a week-long tour of Azerbaijan, presenting Jewish liturgical and Israeli music and meeting with members of the local Jewish community.

Jerusalem Cantors' Choir completes week-long tour of Azerbaijan