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Trump warns Iran:

'Renewing nukes will be addressed promptly'

US President warns Iran against restarting its nuclear weapons program, saying the US would respond “promptly” if Tehran makes that decision.

'Renewing nukes will be addressed promptly'

Who Is Lado Okhotnikov:

Producer, Innovator, Founder of Lado Film and Holiverse

In recent years, Lado Okhotnikov’s name has been mentioned increasingly often in the context of innovations that combine medicine, IT, filmmaking, and blockchain.

Producer, Innovator, Founder of Lado Film and Holiverse

Soldier dedicates Torah scroll in memory of fallen commander

Hundreds attended the ceremony dedicating a Torah scroll in memory of the late Maj. (res.) Netanel Hershkovitz, a year after he fell in battle in the Gaza Strip.

Soldier dedicates Torah scroll in memory of fallen commander

Oklahoma Child Support: A Step-by-Step Guide

How Oklahoma Child Support protects kids and balances parental responsibility.

Oklahoma Child Support: A Step-by-Step Guide

Call It October 7

Everything about the day was planned for maximum cruelty. No analogues in modern history exist. Call it simply October 7. Opinion.

Call It October 7

Following Shabbat desecrations:

IDF Spokesman's Unit to receive permanent halachic authority

Following reports of non-essential Shabbat activity, the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit has appointed a rabbi to provide halachic oversight, marking a first in the unit’s history.

IDF Spokesman's Unit to receive permanent halachic authority

The Hypocrisy of Greta Thunberg:

Flag-kissing is “torture” but Hamas burning babies alive is fine

Greta Thunberg has become a symbol of moral bankruptcy — of a generation that confuses emotion with ethics and noise with courage. Opinion

Flag-kissing is “torture” but Hamas burning babies alive is fine

Empty ships, empty promises:

The Gaza aid flotilla that wasn’t

Who pays for all this? Chartering ships, crews, logistics, international media coordination — it doesn’t come cheap. Opinion.

The Gaza aid flotilla that wasn’t

Foreign Minister Sa'ar: 'I don't trust Hamas, I trust Trump'

Gideon Sa'ar says Israel is nearing a deal for the release of hostages, but warns against trusting Hamas and expresses confidence in President Trump.

Foreign Minister Sa'ar: 'I don't trust Hamas, I trust Trump'

The mistake helping the IDF locate targets

Hamas's security forces says that Hamas operatives using mobile phones help Israeli intelligence pinpoint their exact locations for strikes.

The mistake helping the IDF locate targets

Min. Chikli:

We need friends like Tommy, even if his résumé is messed up

Diaspora Affairs Minister defends decision to invite British activist Tommy Robinson for an official visit to Israel, despite objections by British Jewish establishment.

We need friends like Tommy, even if his résumé is messed up

Hostage deal:

Netanyahu gets green light from Ben-Gvir and Smotrich

PM Netanyahu secured coalition support to begin the hostage deal, as Smotrich and Ben-Gvir warn they won’t tolerate a Gaza agreement that leaves Hamas intact.

Netanyahu gets green light from Ben-Gvir and Smotrich

The silent hero of Sukkot: The aravah

The aravah receives the pinnacle of honor among the Arba’at Haminim of Sukkot. What does that signify?

The silent hero of Sukkot: The aravah

Report:

Hamas has begun locating the bodies of deceased hostages

Saudi media reports that Hamas has begun gathering the bodies of the deceased hostages, a more time-consuming process than moving the live hostages, in preparation for a deal.

Hamas has begun locating the bodies of deceased hostages

Keith Siegel in New York:

'Images of medieval torture, echoes of suffering still haunt me'

As hope builds around an impending hostage release deal, families and survivors gathered in New York, urging swift action two years after the October 7 attacks.

'Images of medieval torture, echoes of suffering still haunt me'

Chief of Staff in Gaza:

If political effort fails, we will return to fight

IDF Chief LTG Zamir led a surprise drill in Gaza, stressing there is no ceasefire and warning that if needed, troops will return to fight until Hamas is dismantled.

If political effort fails, we will return to fight

Sukkot lessons for today:

A celebration of life

On Sukkot, we demonstrate that we are in love with life in this world; with our whole being, we immerse ourselves in the mitzvah

A celebration of life

IDF operations in Syria:

Terrorists arrested, weapons seized

Over the past two months, troops from the 226th Brigade, under the command of the 210th Division, have carried out a defensive mission in the southern Syria area.

Terrorists arrested, weapons seized

Sukkot:

Happy ending

Just as Redemption preceded the world and is essential to it, so too did repentance.

Happy ending

Sukkot:

Check your resentments at the door

The walls define the space, the sechach fills that space with holiness and warmth. And we need to respect the walls.

Check your resentments at the door

Last Week Tonight blocks Israel from video criticizing Netanyahu

The HBO comedy show Last Week Tonight, hosted by John Oliver, published an episode harshly critical of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the war in Gaza - while blocking access to it in Israel.

Last Week Tonight blocks Israel from video criticizing Netanyahu

Non-kosher citrons distributed to soldiers in Gaza

Soldiers in Gaza discovered that citrons distributed to them for Sukkot were damaged and unfit for use in the traditional waving of the Four Species.

Non-kosher citrons distributed to soldiers in Gaza

Anti-Israel demonstration in Barcelona turns violent

A protest in Barcelona against Israel’s Gaza policies turned violent, injuring 20 officers and leading to multiple arrests, while similar rallies took place across southern Europe.

Anti-Israel demonstration in Barcelona turns violent

Bereaved father memorializes son in Sukkah decorations

Moshe Shapira, father of Aner, who was killed in the October 7th massacre, shares his Sukkah decorations dedicated to the teachers killed since the massacre.

Bereaved father memorializes son in Sukkah decorations

Following security breach:

IDF to beef up security around infiltrated Jewish village

Following a major infiltration in Na’ale by masked burglars, the IDF is reinforcing forces in the area as local and military officials investigate and enhance security systems.

IDF to beef up security around infiltrated Jewish village

Rubio: Hostage deal, Gaza leadership not ready yet

US Secretary of State Rubio says Gaza peace talks show progress, but warns forming a new Palestinian leadership and securing hostage releases will take more time.

Rubio: Hostage deal, Gaza leadership not ready yet

You can help him:

ZAKA hero fights to rebuild two years later

27-year ZAKA veteran held a cutting board as shield during October 7 massacre. Now the beloved chef can't enter his own kitchen. Business collapsed, hundreds of thousands in debt - but he refuses to abandon suppliers who trusted him.

ZAKA hero fights to rebuild two years later

Fear in Manchester 'like during the Holocaust'

A community Rabbi in Manchester described a harsh reality of antisemitism faced by British Jews and how families are sending children to Israel as a 'Kindertransport.'

Fear in Manchester 'like during the Holocaust'

Trump:

Hamas faces 'complete obliteration' if ceasefire plan rejected

As ceasefire talks progress, Trump warns of severe consequences for Hamas while US Secretary of State Marco Rubio outlines complex post-conflict challenges.

Hamas faces 'complete obliteration' if ceasefire plan rejected

For the first time:

Regular haredi brigade soldiers enter Gaza

The IDF’s haredi Hashmonaim Brigade entered Gaza as a full battalion for the first time, marking a historic step with a Torah dedication and training haredi squad commanders.

Regular haredi brigade soldiers enter Gaza

Israel's most dangerous prisoner on the way to freedom

Ibrahim Hamad, mastermind of many of the suicide bombings in the Second Intifada, is among the prisoners expected to be released in the hostage deal.

Israel's most dangerous prisoner on the way to freedom

Israel Allies Foundation unveils top 50 Christian allies of 2025

Pastor Paula White-Cain takes top spot for second time in five years, while Charlie Kirk receives posthumous honors.

Israel Allies Foundation unveils top 50 Christian allies of 2025

After Yom Kippur murders:

Psalms said in central Manchester

Thousands gathered in Manchester city center for a rally in memory of the victims of the Yom Kippur murder and in support of the Jewish community and recited a chapter of Psalms together.

Psalms said in central Manchester

Greta complained:

Greta Thunberg alleges mistreatment in Israeli custody

Greta Thunberg claims she faced harsh conditions after joining the 'Sumud' flotilla to Gaza. Minister Ben-Gvir rejected the claims, calling the activists terror supporters.

Greta Thunberg alleges mistreatment in Israeli custody

During talks with Hamas

Netanyahu's commitment to bereaved families on the war

Members of the Hagvura Forum board met with the Prime Minister and urged him not to end the war without meeting all the goals and before Hamas is completely defeated.

Netanyahu's commitment to bereaved families on the war

Watch:

More than 500 seats in the largest IDF sukkah

This year, the Military Rabbinate set up the largest sukkah in the IDF at the Shizafon Armor Corps base in the south.

More than 500 seats in the largest IDF sukkah

Defense Minister

'If Hamas refuses deal, Israel will intensify attacks'

Defense Minister Israel Katz said at the state memorial ceremony for the fallen of the Yom Kippur War that an announcement on the return of the hostages may come soon. According to him, the intensity of the military pressure produced a reversal in Hamas’s position.

'If Hamas refuses deal, Israel will intensify attacks'

Two years after 10/7:

Hamas cluster grenade found in Kibbutz Be'eri

Ofakim police officers located a grenade in Kibbutz Be'eri, which was apparently used by Hamas terrorists during the October 7th massacre.

Hamas cluster grenade found in Kibbutz Be'eri

Incoming Shin Bet head:

'We will be loyal to the state and ensure great unity'

President Isaac Herzog welcomed Maj. Gen. (res.) David Zini as the new head of Shin Bet, highlighting the agency’s vital role in national security and expressing full confidence in his leadership.

'We will be loyal to the state and ensure great unity'

Lost both legs in explosion:

Rabbi injured in Syria: 'I just want to dance'

Rabbi Liraz Zeira, who was seriously injured by a landmine explosion in southern Syria and lost both of his legs, is determined to heal and .

Rabbi injured in Syria: 'I just want to dance'

Jack Engelhard:

President Trump’s perfect world

Some of us, those of us who do not live in Trump’s perfect world, remain far more skeptical overall. Opinion.

President Trump’s perfect world

UK Jewish leadership criticizes Chikli

'Inviting a bully representing the worst in Britain'

Board of Deputies of British Jews responds to the Diaspora Minister's statement that he intends to host right-wing activist Tommy Robinson in Israel. According to the Board, "Robinson is a bully who represents the worst of Britain."

'Inviting a bully representing the worst in Britain'

Former Syrian ruler nearly dies from suspected poisoning

Exiled Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad was reportedly hospitalized in Moscow after being poisoned, according to a human rights group. Russian officials have not commented on the incident.

Former Syrian ruler nearly dies from suspected poisoning

'Shooting and throwing grenades'

Daniella Gilboa recounts the massacre at the Nahal Oz outpost

Daniella Gilboa, an outlook who was taken hostage from the Nahal Oz outpost, tells of the moments of terror, her murdered friends, and her attempt to survive, 'They were shooting at us, throwing hand grenades.'

Daniella Gilboa recounts the massacre at the Nahal Oz outpost

RZA calls on UK to reevaluate policies after Yom Kippur attack

The Religious Zionists of America-Mizrachi condemned the deadly attack on a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur and called on British authorities to address the deeper causes of rising antisemitic violence across the United Kingdom.

RZA calls on UK to reevaluate policies after Yom Kippur attack

Maj. Gen. Cheyney Marom

'It will be hard for Hamas to say no'

Gen. (res.) Matom estimates that the emerging agreement between Israel and Hamas is the result of heavy international pressure, and claimed that Turkey is playing a central role in the talks.

'It will be hard for Hamas to say no'

Unity and love on Sukkot:

Jerusalem mayor calls to join festivities in capital

Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion talks about the special atmosphere in the city during Sukkot, and his vision for a strong and united capital, 'I invite everyone to come to the mayor's Sukkah in Safra Square.'

Jerusalem mayor calls to join festivities in capital

Cairo Talks

Khalil al-Hayya to lead Hamas negotiation delegation

Khalil al-Hayya, who just made his first public appearance since surviving the Doha airstrike, to lead Hamas team sent to negotiate on the Trump peace plan.

Khalil al-Hayya to lead Hamas negotiation delegation

Tzvi Fishman:

An Etrog Tree doesn’t grow in Brooklyn

The four species which we are commanded to take for ourselves on the Festival of Sukkot are indigenous to Eretz Yisrael, just as the Torah is indigenous to Eretz Yisrael, and the Jewish People are indigenous to Eretz Yisrael.

An Etrog Tree doesn’t grow in Brooklyn

Chief Rabbi targeted in antisemitic taunt after Yom Kippur attack

Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis targeted with antisemitic taunt after the Manchester synagogue terror attack, sparking outrage and warnings over rising hatred in the UK.

Chief Rabbi targeted in antisemitic taunt after Yom Kippur attack

Reflections two years later:

The Sukkah as Hashem's protection

The lessons of the last two years remind us that although our enemies in every generation devise elaborate plans to destroy us, Hashem ensures our survival.

The Sukkah as Hashem's protection

Watch

The Israeli flag in the middle of a London anti-Israel march

Israeli-American journalist Emily Schrader held up an Israeli flag in the middle of an anti-Israel protest in London.

The Israeli flag in the middle of a London anti-Israel march

Giulio Meotti:

Israel watches the backs of an ungrateful West

Israel is the barrier that has prevented—or slowed—the expansion of Islamic fundamentalism. Its terror warnings and technology protect Europe and the free world. And what does it get in return? Opinion.

Israel watches the backs of an ungrateful West

Minister Chikli

'Current peace talks the result of Gaza City operation'

Hamas reportedly has 'reservations' about the map detailing the withdrawal of Israeli forces under the Trump peace plan.

'Current peace talks the result of Gaza City operation'

Marketing strategies for Israel:

Israel's Consulate General missed the mark during Bibi's UN visit

Arranging meetings only with social media greats instead of real grassroots fighters for Israel's image was not a wise decision. Here is who the PM should have met in New York. Opinion.

Israel's Consulate General missed the mark during Bibi's UN visit

David Zini officially takes office as head of Shin Bet

In the near future, Zini will work closely with S., Deputy Chief of the Shin Bet, and will undergo professional overlap. His entry into office will not be accompanied by an official ceremony.

David Zini officially takes office as head of Shin Bet




























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