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With song and dance

Captivity survivor Matan Angrest leaves the hospital

Just over a week after being released from Hamas captivity, Matan Angrest celebrates his discharge from the hosptial, removing the poster with his picture from his parents' car.

Captivity survivor Matan Angrest leaves the hospital

Coalition chair reveals:

Likud officials tried to replace Netanyahu after 10/7

Ofir Katz claims there were internal attempts within Likud to replace Netanyahu after October 7. “Various people wanted it, I’m glad they failed.”

Likud officials tried to replace Netanyahu after 10/7

Netanyahu:

Sovereignty vote 'a deliberate political provocation'

The Prime Minister’s Office condemned the Knesset vote on sovereignty in Judea and Samaria, calling it a political stunt during Vice President Vance’s visit and vowing the bill will not advance.

Sovereignty vote 'a deliberate political provocation'

‘Keep riding camels’

Smotrich apologizes for 'inappropriate' remark about Saudis

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said Israel will reject any Saudi normalization deal conditioned on a Palestinian state, insisting that sovereignty must remain non-negotiable.

Smotrich apologizes for 'inappropriate' remark about Saudis

'You have returned home'

Tamir Adar laid to rest two years after defending his kibbutz

Tamir Adar, who gave his life defending his community during the October 7th attack, was laid to rest in the kibbutz where he was born, raised, and built his family.

Tamir Adar laid to rest two years after defending his kibbutz

Sa'ar: 'ICJ is a kangaroo court, weaponized by Israel's enemies'

Foreign Minister Sa'ar rejected the International Court of Justice's advisory opinion that Israel must

Sa'ar: 'ICJ is a kangaroo court, weaponized by Israel's enemies'

Trump:

'Israel would lose US support if it annexes Judea and Samaria'

In an interview with TIME Magazine, President Trump said any Israeli move to apply sovereignty over Judea and Samaria would cost it US support, while pledging continued peace efforts across the region.

'Israel would lose US support if it annexes Judea and Samaria'

Hundreds of US rabbis warn against Mamdani's candidacy

Over 650 US rabbis sign letter opposing Zohran Mamdani and the ‘political normalization’ of anti-Zionism.

Hundreds of US rabbis warn against Mamdani's candidacy

US VP Vance:

Sovereignty vote a 'stupid political stunt, I was insulted'

US Vice President JD Vance attacked the vote to apply Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, and confirmed: 'The West Bank is not going to be annexed by Israel.'

Sovereignty vote a 'stupid political stunt, I was insulted'

Shin Bet chief:

'Today things are easier, but there are still challenges ahead'

'We serve the entire nation with determination and integrity,' Shin Bet chief David Zini says.

'Today things are easier, but there are still challenges ahead'

'Ben Gurion's dream'

Sylvan Adams: The Negev is Israel’s key to future immigration

Speaking with Arutz Sheva at the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration conference, Sylvan Adams urged Israel to create infrastructure, housing, and jobs to support future waves of immigration.

Sylvan Adams: The Negev is Israel’s key to future immigration

Judge:

Northwestern can discipline students refusing antisemitism video

Federal judge allows Northwestern to block enrollment for students who boycotted antisemitism training.

Northwestern can discipline students refusing antisemitism video

Lebanon:

IDF strikes Hezbollah weapons manufacturing site

IDF strikes Hezbollah military compound, precision missile manufacturing site, in Beqaa and in northern Lebanon.

IDF strikes Hezbollah weapons manufacturing site

London:

Anti-Israel protesters threaten to behead Israeli academic

At City St George’s, University of London, anti-Israel protesters invaded Professor Michael Ben-Gad’s lecture, shouting threats to behead him before being removed by security.

Anti-Israel protesters threaten to behead Israeli academic

Former Justice Min.: 'Netanyahu will likely complete his term'

Former Justice Minister Haim Ramon estimates that Israel's current government will live out its term, says opposition are 'dwarves'

Former Justice Min.: 'Netanyahu will likely complete his term'

AG orders Netanyahu to increase enforcement of IDF draft

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara orders Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to increase enforcement activities against haredi yeshiva students, claiming status quo 'severely harms' equality.

AG orders Netanyahu to increase enforcement of IDF draft

Palestinian incitement:

Mein Kampf found in Islamic Charity Association offices in Hebron

IDF troops operating to thwart terror financing and confiscate incitement materials found an Arabic copy of Adolf Hitler’s manifesto in the 'charity' organization's offices.

Mein Kampf found in Islamic Charity Association offices in Hebron

Israel's megacorps back immigration initative

Some of the largest companies in Israel have joined together to commit to employing new immigrants in order to promote their integration in Israel.

Israel's megacorps back immigration initative

The Tower of Babel:

We need more than superficial unity

Mere mutual interest and collective survival are not sufficient to unite all humanity and safeguard the world

We need more than superficial unity

Haftarat Paraashat Noach:

Sprouting from the ashes

The episode of Noach’s drunkenness is a poignant commentary on the difficulty of beginning again in a universe that has seen death and pain. The haftarah and G-d's words to Noach tell us how to begin again today as well.

Sprouting from the ashes

Watch: Netzach Yehuda soldiers complete march for their berets

Soldiers from the Netzach Yehuda Battalion complete their beret march, dedicating it to comrades who fell in the recent war.

Watch: Netzach Yehuda soldiers complete march for their berets

Shas declares resignations over delay in draft law

The Shas party has ramped up pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to advance legislation regulating the draft status of yeshiva students.

Shas declares resignations over delay in draft law

Following yeshiva students' arrests:

Mass prayer rally planned in Jerusalem

Rabbi Dov Lando, Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, decide to hold mass prayer rally in protest of recent arrests of yeshiva students. 'Public prayer can help.'

Mass prayer rally planned in Jerusalem

The West's blind spot on the Muslim Brotherhood

Pretending the Muslim Brotherhood is merely another faith-based fundamentalist organisation is not "tolerance" - it is wilful blindness. Opinion.

The West's blind spot on the Muslim Brotherhood

Haredi draft dodgers complain about detention conditions

A married yeshiva student from Modi'in Illit who was arrested about a month ago for desertion says there is a spiritual danger in the military prison for draft dodgers.

Haredi draft dodgers complain about detention conditions

MK Succot Warns:

IDF to cut defense forces in Judea and Samaria

MK Succot wrote to Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir to protest what he claimed would be a 30% reduction in IDF forces in the region.

IDF to cut defense forces in Judea and Samaria

Senior Israeli official:

'UNRWA will not return to Gaza' despite Hague ruling

Senior Israeli official says allowing UNRWA to operate in Gaza 'out of the question,' expresses hope that the US will see eye-to-eye with Israel.

'UNRWA will not return to Gaza' despite Hague ruling

Two haredi draft dodgers arrested in Ramla

Two haredi brothers from Ramla who did not report for IDF service were arrested. A third draft dodger evaded arrest in Be'er Sheva after refusing to open the door for military police.

Two haredi draft dodgers arrested in Ramla

Experts:

Azerbaijan’s role in Gaza stabilization force could help Israel

Foreign reports suggest Azerbaijan may join a multinational stabilization force in Gaza. Analysts argue that the Muslim-majority nation is a credible, widely accepted partner whose military and economic experience could serve Israel’s interests.

Azerbaijan’s role in Gaza stabilization force could help Israel

VP Vance ends visit with unusual conference with IDF officers

J.D. Vance will devote the final day of his visit to Israel to meetings with the defense minister and senior IDF officials to closely review the implementation of the ceasefire agreement.

VP Vance ends visit with unusual conference with IDF officers

IDF considering closing haredi company

IDF considering closure of haredi 'Tomer' company in Givati Brigade, amid low enlistment.

IDF considering closing haredi company

Hamas accuses: Israel to blame for delay in bodies' transfer

Hamas spokesman Ismail Radwan accuses Israel of obstructing recovery of hostages’ bodies, says terror group determined that ceasefire succeed.

Hamas accuses: Israel to blame for delay in bodies' transfer

The ICJ obscenity:

The Hague has lost its mind and its morals

The International Court of Justice demands that Israel cooperate with UNRWA - the people who helped massacre its citizens. This is obscene. Opinion.

The Hague has lost its mind and its morals

Podcast:

The number one skill missing from most financial plans

Why financial conversations aren’t really about numbers and how to make them easier.

The number one skill missing from most financial plans

Bagram, once more in play

How will Afghanistan react to Trump's effort to reassert American influence after the humiliating 2021 withdrawal - and what will be the consequences of the methods the US president employs? Opinion.

Bagram, once more in play

Yemen:

Houthis free 12 UN staffers, over 50 still detained

Houthis release 12 UN staffers in Yemen, but over 50 remain detained. The UN urges their immediate release and continues talks with regional powers to secure their freedom.

Houthis free 12 UN staffers, over 50 still detained

IOC sanctions Indonesia over ban on Israeli athletes

International Olympic Committee halts Olympic talks with Indonesia and urges a sports event freeze after Israeli athletes were barred from a gymnastics championship in Jakarta.

IOC sanctions Indonesia over ban on Israeli athletes

Iran:

'No talks with US until demands become reasonable'

Iran says it won’t resume nuclear talks with the US due to “unreasonable demands”. The talks between the sides have been stalled since June airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.

'No talks with US until demands become reasonable'

Basketball:

Turkish clubs protest decision to resume games in Israel

Fenerbahce and Anadolu Efes protest EuroLeague’s decision to resume Israeli home games, disputing the process and launching talks with Turkish sports bodies and EuroLeague management.

Turkish clubs protest decision to resume games in Israel

Dutch police detain man over axe threat to Wilders on TikTok

Dutch police detain a 25-year-old man after he threatened Geert Wilders in a viral TikTok video, saying he'd go to parliament “with an axe.”

Dutch police detain man over axe threat to Wilders on TikTok

Rubio:

'Knesset sovereignty bill threatens Trump’s Gaza peace plan'

Ahead of Israel visit, Secretary of State warns that Israel’s sovereignty bill, approved in a preliminary reading by the Knesset, endangers Trump’s Gaza peace plan.

'Knesset sovereignty bill threatens Trump’s Gaza peace plan'

In final mayoral debate:

Mamdani defends record amid accusations of antisemitism

Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa confront Zohran Mamdani over antisemitism and anti-Israel rhetoric in NYC’s final mayoral debate. Mamdani defends his record and pledges inclusivity.

Mamdani defends record amid accusations of antisemitism

Norway targets Israel at UN after ICJ Gaza aid decision

Norway to propose a UN resolution demanding Israel lift Gaza aid restrictions, citing ICJ ruling that Israel must allow Gaza aid via UNRWA.

Norway targets Israel at UN after ICJ Gaza aid decision

Ahead of election

Mamdani courts Hasidic voters with Yiddish letter

NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani appeals to Hasidic voters in a Yiddish letter, seeking support from a key bloc amid controversy over his anti-Israel views.

Mamdani courts Hasidic voters with Yiddish letter

MK Moshe Saada:

'Sovereignty? Actions matter more than slogans'

MK Moshe Saada supports applying sovereignty in Judea and Samaria but expresses reservations in an interview with Arutz Sheva about the timing of introducing the bill in the Knesset.

'Sovereignty? Actions matter more than slogans'

Islamic Jihad claims:

'We’re committed to the ceasefire agreement'

The new spokesperson for Islamic Jihad’s military wing announces the group’s refusal to disarm but affirms its commitment to honoring the ceasefire.

'We’re committed to the ceasefire agreement'

Trump hits Russia’s oil giants with sanctions, demands ceasefire

Trump imposes major sanctions on Russia’s top oil firms, urging a Ukraine ceasefire. Treasury warns of further action and calls on allies to join the effort to pressure Putin’s war machine.

Trump hits Russia’s oil giants with sanctions, demands ceasefire

This is how Israel exposed the Houthi Chief of Staff

An investigation by the intelligence blog Intelli Times reveals that a walkie talkie regularly carried by Houthi Chief of Staff Muhammad al-Ghamari resembles a device manufactured in Israel.

This is how Israel exposed the Houthi Chief of Staff

'Another corrupt ruling'

US slams ICJ ruling favoring UNRWA despite Hamas ties

US condemns an ICJ ruling ordering Israel to allow Gaza aid via UNRWA, calling it corrupt and politicized: “Nothing more than a partisan political tool.”

US slams ICJ ruling favoring UNRWA despite Hamas ties

Two years later: A bereaved family's journey with OneFamily

Two years after Captain Shilo Rauchberger fell on October 7, 2023, his family still lives hour by hour. Through OneFamily, they've found something rare: a national embrace that holds them upright when they can't stand and reminds them that they'll never walk this road alone.

Two years later: A bereaved family's journey with OneFamily

Prof. Anne Bayefsky:

'ICJ has nothing to say about Israelis' human rights'

Professor Anne Bayefsky, President of Human Rights Voices and Director of the Touro Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust, speaks with Arutz Sheva about the ICJ's ruling that there is not enough evidence of UNRWA's connection to Hamas terrorists.

'ICJ has nothing to say about Israelis' human rights'

Michael Eisenberg:

'Aliyah is about growth, not just integration'

Speaking with Arutz Sheva at the Ministry of Immigration’s conference, Michael Eisenberg called on Israeli companies to lead a 'million Olim' initiative to boost growth.

'Aliyah is about growth, not just integration'

'You can rest now, you're safe'

The heartbreaking eulogy of Ela for Tal Haimi

At the Nir Yitzhak Cemetery, thousands accompanied Tal Haimi to his final resting place after his body was returned from Gaza after 2 years.

The heartbreaking eulogy of Ela for Tal Haimi

Emotional:

Captivity survivor Yosef Chaim Ohana returns home

Yosef Chaim Ohana returned to his home after 2 years in Hamas captivity, and before joining the celebrations, he removed the poster that had identified him as a hostage.

Captivity survivor Yosef Chaim Ohana returns home

Pres Herzog awards Presidential Medal of Honour to Miriam Adelson

Presidential Medal of Honor awarded to 9 individuals, including Prof. Avi Ohry, Justice (ret.) George Karra, Galila Ron-Feder Amit, Prof. Dina Porat, Dr. Yossi Vardi, Sheikh Muwaffaq Tarif, Moti Malka, Dr. Miriam Adelson, and Dr. Mathias Döpfner.

Pres Herzog awards Presidential Medal of Honour to Miriam Adelson

Maoz chairman Jeffrey Swartz

'1.5 million new Olim will transform Israel'

Maoz chairman Jeffrey Swartz speaks with Arutz Sheva at special Ministry of Immigration conference. "Before a light unto the nations, we need a light in the nation".

'1.5 million new Olim will transform Israel'




























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