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Daycare Law crisis

Haredi parties warn Netanyahu: No law means elections

Degel HaTorah and Agudat Yisrael are demanding that the commitment to pass the Daycare Law be fulfilled and are warning of political consequences.

Haredi parties warn Netanyahu: No law means elections

Netanyahu blasts prosecutors:

'What you've done is a police state'

During the final day of his cross-examination in Case 2000, Netanyahu lashed out at the prosecution's representatives, accusing them of political persecution and of operating a 'police state.'

'What you've done is a police state'

‘We’re fooling ourselves’:

Dov Hikind’s sobering warning

Dov Hikind warned of rising antisemitism in the US, urged stronger support for Israel and called for greater national unity over haredi enlistment.

Dov Hikind’s sobering warning

Govt. approves National Artificial Intelligence Program

The Program aims to establish Israel's status as one of the world's leading countries in the field of artificial intelligence.

Govt. approves National Artificial Intelligence Program

CAM

'EU Parliament can't host antisemitic rapper'

The Combat Antisemitism Movement has launched an urgent international campaign calling on European leaders to prevent the European Parliament from hosting French rapper Médine.

'EU Parliament can't host antisemitic rapper'

On Trump's birthday

UAV, sniper attack at White House thwarted

The FBI confirmed that 5 suspects were arrested for allegedly planning to carry out a major terrorist attack during President Trump’s birthday event at the White House.

UAV, sniper attack at White House thwarted

Watch

The speech defending Israeli civilians the UN had 'no time' for

The UNHRC held a discussion in which "settlers" were referred to as Nazis, but could not find 90 seconds for IDF Lt.-Col (res.) Maurice Hirsch to rebut the demonization of 750,000 people.

The speech defending Israeli civilians the UN had 'no time' for

IDF soldier suspended for aiming weapon at haredi bus passengers

IDF soldier inspecting a bus pointed his weapon at passengers during an argument that broke out after the latter asked several passengers to disembark from the bus.

IDF soldier suspended for aiming weapon at haredi bus passengers

Protests outside Iranian World Cup match with New Zealand

The match between Iran and New Zealand was accompanied by sharp political protests outside the stadium and in the stands as the deal between the USA and Iran is brought into effect.

Protests outside Iranian World Cup match with New Zealand

Major blow to Yair Golan

Former Meretz and Democrats senior member Uri Zaki left Yair Golan's party, saying Gadi Eisenkot is best suited to lead Israel after the war.

Major blow to Yair Golan

'Syria would do a better job'

Trump condemns Israel's strategy in Lebanon

President Donald Trump criticized Israel's campaign against Hezbollah, urging greater restraint while insisting Iran must never obtain nuclear weapons.

Trump condemns Israel's strategy in Lebanon

MK Adi Azuz reveals harassment in the Knesset

MK Adi Azuz alleged in the Education Committee that she was harassed in the Knesset by MKs and maintenance staff. Committee members urged her to identify the harassers and file a complaint.

MK Adi Azuz reveals harassment in the Knesset

London Defends Israel:

Community pushes back after anti-Israel protest targets synagogue

Counter-protesters gathered in support of a UK Israeli Real Estate Fair, accusing demonstrators of intimidation and antisemitism while calling for stronger action to protect Jewish communities.

Community pushes back after anti-Israel protest targets synagogue

Smotrich announces end of Hebron Protocol

Bezalel Smotrich says Israel has stripped Hebron’s municipality of planning authority over the Jewish community and holy sites.

Smotrich announces end of Hebron Protocol

Haredi leader orders mass protest cancelled

The protest planned to paralyze major roads was canceled following explicit instructions from haredi leader Rabbi Dov Lando.

Haredi leader orders mass protest cancelled

Minister Dudi Amsalem suffers heart attack

Regional Cooperation Minister David Amsalem's office updated that he suffered a heart attack and was discharged from the hospital this morning.

Minister Dudi Amsalem suffers heart attack

Music knows no borders

Watch: Flat fix in PA village turns into Jewish-Arab dance party

A rare moment of Jewish-Arab unity occurred in the Palestinian Arab village of Hizma, when members of the Israeli Jalle Band stopped to fix a flat tire and began entertaining locals.

Watch: Flat fix in PA village turns into Jewish-Arab dance party

Dramatic footage:

Suspect attempts to breach checkpoint and is shot

A suspected car thief is shot after breaching a police roadblock, ramming into police cars, and attempting to run over officers.

Suspect attempts to breach checkpoint and is shot

US begins reducing forces at Ben Gurion Airport

The United States military is preparing to withdraw some of the tanker aircraft stationed in Israel, which constitute about 20% of the fleet deployed in recent months at Ben Gurion and Ramon airports.

US begins reducing forces at Ben Gurion Airport

IAF commander reveals:

Major strike on Iran halted an hour before take-off

Major General Omer Tischler revealed that the entire Air Force was preparing to take off for Iran, but was stopped as the pilots were being briefed due to US pressure.

Major strike on Iran halted an hour before take-off

Wave of blazes

Fire rages in Bat Ayin, third since week began

Fire crews worked to contain a fire that broke out in a complex that includes a grocery store and warehouse in the Gush Etzion community.

Fire rages in Bat Ayin, third since week began

Bennett:

'Regime is destined to collapse, we must accelerate the process'

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett spoke with Piers Morgan about the next steps Israel should take following the deal between Iran and the USA.

'Regime is destined to collapse, we must accelerate the process'

18 firearms and explosives lathes destroyed in Shechem

In a nighttime operation, Yahalom Unit and 967th Reserve Battalion raided Shechem's Balata Camp and the Ras al-Ein neighborhood to disable terrorist production infrastructure.

18 firearms and explosives lathes destroyed in Shechem

Pro-Israel Trump pick sparks concern with comments on Jews

Jackson Lahmeyer, endorsed by President Trump, strongly backs Israel but has drawn criticism over sermons claiming the Antichrist will be Jewish.

Pro-Israel Trump pick sparks concern with comments on Jews

Why did Korach align with Datan and Aviram?

Why would Korach tarnish his movement by aligning with known troublemakers and negative forces? The answer recurs throughout our history.

Why did Korach align with Datan and Aviram?

The "deal":

Trump’s chaos and incoherence have led to failure on Iran

The damage that Israel and the United States did to the Islamist terror regime was undone by an agreement that rewards Tehran and vindicates former President Barack Obama. Opinion.

Trump’s chaos and incoherence have led to failure on Iran

Ra'am rules out post-election cooperation with Likud

Ra'am MK Waleed Taha states there is absolutely no chance his party will collaborate with Likud following the elections.

Ra'am rules out post-election cooperation with Likud

The curse of the Useful Idiot

How a generation learned to mistake belonging for truth and why the price will be paid by everyone else, Opinion.

The curse of the Useful Idiot

Analysis:

Buying time for Tehran, not peace for the Middle East

If the same regime survives with the same ideology, pursuing the same long-term objectives, it is reasonable to ask whether the agreement solved a problem or merely postponed it for a time.

Buying time for Tehran, not peace for the Middle East

Maine Senate candidate accuses Netanyahu of war crimes

Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner accuses PM Netanyahu of international war crimes, drawing fierce backlash from critics who highlight Platner's own past Nazi tattoo.

Maine Senate candidate accuses Netanyahu of war crimes

'A win-win'

Vance details scope of new Iran accord

Vice President JD Vance praises the new deal with Iran, stating it immediately reopens the Strait of Hormuz and prevents Iran from ever obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Vance details scope of new Iran accord

Report:

CIA Director doubts Iran’s intentions on US deal

Axios reports that CIA Director Ratcliffe and Secretary of State Rubio have raised alarms over leaked intelligence showing Iran's internal discussions directly contradict its public peace promises.

CIA Director doubts Iran’s intentions on US deal

Antisemitic flyers

South Carolina man hit with federal hate crime charges

24-year-old faces up to 20 years in prison after being hit with federal hate crime charges for vandalizing a Charlotte Jewish community complex with Nazi symbols.

South Carolina man hit with federal hate crime charges

Ben Gvir to Arutz Sheva:

'Israel must operate in Lebanon even against Trump's wishes'

Responding to a question from Arutz Sheva-Israel National News during a faction meeting, Itamar Ben Gvir asserts that the demolition of infrastructure in Lebanon must continue, even if it runs counter to the stance of the US administration.

'Israel must operate in Lebanon even against Trump's wishes'

All 8 on board killed

B-52 bomber crashes minutes after takeoff from base

US military B-52 bomber crashes at Edwards Air Force Base in California minutes after takeoff. All eight personnel on board killed.

B-52 bomber crashes minutes after takeoff from base

'Fake News'

Trump slams claims of unconditional millions for Iran

President Donald Trump states that Iran has agreed to never possess a nuclear weapon, dismissing reports of a multi-million dollar payout as "fake news," a stance echoed by his adviser.

Trump slams claims of unconditional millions for Iran

Vance:

US-Iran peace memorandum is just 'a page and a half' long

Vice President JD Vance describes the US-Iran MOU as a general "page and a half" document requiring Tehran to stop funding regional terror proxies to get benefits.

US-Iran peace memorandum is just 'a page and a half' long

'A carrot, not a handout'

Trump adviser slams 'Iran investment fund' rumors

Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz denies claims of an unconditional $300 billion handout to Iran as part of the deal with the US, clarifying that investment incentives depend on ending nuclear and terror programs.

Trump adviser slams 'Iran investment fund' rumors

In southern Lebanon

Terrorist cells threatening IDF troops eliminated

IAF successfully intercepts rockets launched toward area in which IDF soldiers are operating, eliminating terrorists who posed a threat to the troops.

Terrorist cells threatening IDF troops eliminated

'Legitimizing nonexistent entity'

MK Sukkot slams potential match against Palestinian Arab team

Chair of the Knesset Sports Committee reaches out to the Israel Football Association chairman following reports of a FIFA initiative to organize a match between the Israeli and PA teams.

MK Sukkot slams potential match against Palestinian Arab team

Israel Dog Unit trains security teams in drone response

The Israel Dog Unit, a nonprofit organization specializing in working dogs, search and rescue operations, and advanced locating technologies, has launched another training cycle for drone operators serving security and emergency response teams.

Israel Dog Unit trains security teams in drone response

Netanyahu:

'We've removed the threat to annihilate Israel'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds a press conference and responds for the first time to the US-Iran agreement and its implications.

'We've removed the threat to annihilate Israel'

Arutz Sheva Conference

Experts warn antisemitism has become socially acceptable

Speakers at the Arutz Sheva Conference in London warned that antisemitism is becoming normalized, fueled by radicalization, campuses and anti-Zionism.

Experts warn antisemitism has become socially acceptable

Report

Bennett considering ending partnership with Lapid

“Together" party chairman Naftali Bennett held consultations and examined the possibility of canceling his political alliance with Yair Lapid. The party denies the report.

Bennett considering ending partnership with Lapid

ZOA: Trump’s Iran deal gives Tehran time to rearm

The Zionist Organization of America praised President Trump’s military action but warned the emerging Iran deal could strengthen Tehran.

ZOA: Trump’s Iran deal gives Tehran time to rearm

Senior US official

Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon not a condition for deal

A senior American official said that an Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon is not a condition for the agreement between the US and Iran.

Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon not a condition for deal

Arutz Sheva Conference

Aliyah experts share the biggest mistakes new olim make

Experts at the Arutz Sheva Conference in London urged prospective olim to prepare early, seek trusted guidance and plan finances before aliyah.

Aliyah experts share the biggest mistakes new olim make

Haredi parties encourage

The next stage of the anti-draft protests begins

Senior officials in the haredi parties have approved a plan for a mass protest action in which convoys of vehicles from across the country will travel toward the military prison.

The next stage of the anti-draft protests begins

Haaretz demands release of doctor accused of being Hamas member

An editorial in Haaretz criticized the continued detention of the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital. Israeli officials say he is suspected of involvement in Hamas activities.

Haaretz demands release of doctor accused of being Hamas member

Bnei Brak

Shocking details revealed about murder of kollel student

New details have emerged about the dispute that led to the murder of the kollel student and about his unique character.

Shocking details revealed about murder of kollel student

FIFA wants Israel to face Palestinian Arab team in opening match

According to a report, FIFA hopes Israel and the Palestinian Arab Under-15 teams will open its inaugural youth football festival in the US.

FIFA wants Israel to face Palestinian Arab team in opening match

Ken's Thought of the Week:

Mr. President, we voted for victory

A short-term “deal" will leave 350 million Americans and the rest of the world fighting an endless war with radical Shiite Islamists. Opinion.

Mr. President,  we voted for victory

Provocative signs welcome drivers to Israeli cities

Haredi extremists hang anti-police signs at entrance to Jerusalem, Ashdod, and Modiin Illit, as tensions between the haredi community and the police continue amid arrests of draft dodgers.

Provocative signs welcome drivers to Israeli cities

Suspicion: Anti-anxiety medications found in baby food

The Health Ministry and police have launched an urgent investigation following the hospitalization of three babies from Jerusalem at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital with symptoms of apathy and weakness.

Suspicion: Anti-anxiety medications found in baby food

Why did the US Embassy demand Ben-Gvir's fingerprints?

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir says he chose the standard US visa process, including fingerprinting, instead of seeking special treatment.

Why did the US Embassy demand Ben-Gvir's fingerprints?

Interview:

'The Iranians took advantage of all of Trump's weaknesses'

Professor Eytan Gilboa says the emerging US-Iran agreement weakens Israeli security and is unlikely to curb Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.

'The Iranians took advantage of all of Trump's weaknesses'