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Beyond Drones

Drones are suddenly transforming warfare, from Ukraine to Iran. The first wave of a global robotization of war? Opinion.

Beyond Drones

Due to security concerns

Nova Exhibition sign in London removed

Police urged organizers to hide the Nova exhibition’s location amid fears of antisemitic violence and major anti-Israel protests.

Nova Exhibition sign in London removed

Death penalty law moves toward implementation

A new military order applies Israel’s death penalty law for terrorists in Judea and Samaria, reshaping military court policy.

Death penalty law moves toward implementation

ISA chief files contempt of court request against detractors

David Zini filed a petition to hold several former security officials who opposed his appointment in contempt of the court after they refused to comply with an order to disclose their identities.

ISA chief files contempt of court request against detractors

Watch:

Interviewer attacks Israel, Lebanese MP pushes back

Lebanese MP Fouad Makhzoumi pushed back against claims Israel seeks civil war, blaming Hezbollah for Lebanon’s deepening crisis.

Interviewer attacks Israel, Lebanese MP pushes back

President Trump:

'The clock is ticking'

The U.S. president posted a message after his conversation with the prime minister in which he made a blunt threat to Iran.

'The clock is ticking'

IDF reports shortage of 12,000 troops

The Manpower Directorate presented a plan to fill ranks across seven combat arenas, including the establishment of a new haredi brigade.

IDF reports shortage of 12,000 troops

Police to pay thousands for unlawful search

The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court ordered the Israel Police to pay a Jerusalem couple NIS 10,000 after officers conducted an unlawful search and seriously violated their privacy.

Police to pay thousands for unlawful search

Over son's grave

Bereaved father sings haunting song about sacrifice

During his eulogy for his son Maoz, Eliyahu Recanati sang a tearful rendition of a 12th-century poem about the binding of Isaac.

Bereaved father sings haunting song about sacrifice

Regime Survival vs. Civilizational Reckoning:

The Jewish imperative for support of Iran's true opposition

Iran is a young country with a highly educated population whose professional and civic ambitions have been systematically crushed by a regime that views indigenous talent as a threat to be managed rather than a resource to be cultivated. This is an opportunity not to be missed. Opinion.

The Jewish imperative for support of Iran's true opposition

Receiving the Torah:

The pedigree of the People of Israel

Because Yaakov chose Hashem to be his G-d, Hashem chose Israel - Yaakov’s nation - to be His special lot.

The pedigree of the People of Israel

'I Wanted To See You A Father':

Hundreds gather to bid farewell to Maoz Recanati

Hundreds of family members, friends and mourners in Jerusalem accompanied the 24-year-old Golani platoon commander who fell after an explosive-drone strike, a month before his scheduled wedding.

Hundreds gather to bid farewell to Maoz Recanati

The buyer nobody was talking to

A campaign built around the Israel real estate buyer everyone else missed

The buyer nobody was talking to

We want Mashiach patch now!

Patchwork

Our army serves a greater purpose than merely defense of land. The wars of Israel have a far more profound basis than simply territory. Opinion.

Patchwork

Baby named for fallen soldier during the funeral

While Captain Maoz Recanati was laid to rest in Jerusalem, in Itamar, a newborn boy took on his name.

Baby named for fallen soldier during the funeral

IDF eliminates senior Hamas commander

IDF confirms elimination of Bahaa Baroud, a commander in Hamas’ Operations Headquarters who operated to plan and advance numerous attacks on behalf of the terrorist organization.

IDF eliminates senior Hamas commander

Israel moves to protect lone soldiers before and after service

Israel is advancing a new support framework for lone immigrant soldiers, offering guidance, crisis aid, and family assistance.

Israel moves to protect lone soldiers before and after service

Deep fake of Chief Rabbi identified online

The National Cyber Directorate issued a public warning after fake videos began circulating that allegedly show the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi David Yosef, appearing in promotional material.

Deep fake of Chief Rabbi identified online

Report: Iran preparing as Trump loses patience

Regional officials tell Fox News Iran fears renewed US strikes, as economic pressure mounts and Trump warns his patience is running out.

Report: Iran preparing as Trump loses patience

Explosive attack in Lebanon

Four soldiers wounded, one severely

Four soldiers were wounded, one severely, one moderately, and two lightly, as a result of an explosive device detonation in southern Lebanon.

Four soldiers wounded, one severely

Report:

Israel operated two secret bases in Iraqi desert for over a year

A New York Times investigation claims that Israel operated two secret bases in western Iraq for more than a year, as part of preparations for a confrontation with Iran.

Israel operated two secret bases in Iraqi desert for over a year

Eurovision:

Netanyahu congratulates Noam Bettan: 'Amazing victory'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with singer Noam Bettan who represented Israel at the Eurovision Song Contest and won the impressive second place.

Netanyahu congratulates Noam Bettan: 'Amazing victory'

Netanyahu on Iran: 'Our eyes are open'

Netanyahu opened the special government meeting on the occasion of Jerusalem Day at the Knesset Museum in the Froumine House by addressing the security situation on various fronts.

Netanyahu on Iran: 'Our eyes are open'

Former radio presenter:

'This is how I broadcast encrypted messages to Ron Arad'

Veteran radio presenter Rivi Gadot revealed in an interview with the Knesset Channel how she broadcast encrypted messages to Ron Arad during Kol Yisrael radio programs in the 1980s.

'This is how I broadcast encrypted messages to Ron Arad'

MK Moshe Arbel resigns from Knesset

MK and former minister Moshe Arbel announced his resignation after 12 years in the Knesset in order to focus on family, Torah study, and completing his doctorate. Erez Malul is expected to replace him.

MK Moshe Arbel resigns from Knesset

Government approves:

IDF museum to open at former UNRWA complex

The government approved in a special session for Jerusalem Day the establishment of the new IDF museum, an advanced recruitment office and an office for the Minister of Defense in the former UNRWA compound in Jerusalem.

IDF museum to open at former UNRWA complex

IDF: Remotely piloted UAV makes emergency landing in Samaria

An IDF aircraft landed in Samaria following a technical malfunction.

IDF: Remotely piloted UAV makes emergency landing in Samaria

“Political games"

Coalition crisis over the draft law intensifies

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will reportedly try to submit the military draft law proposal to committee discussions in an effort to calm tensions within the coalition.

Coalition crisis over the draft law intensifies

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Policemen shocked to find 8 people in Kia Picanto

Jerusalem District Police Department officers stopped a Kia Picanto vehicle for inspection that appeared unusually loaded. The officers were surprised to discover eight passengers inside.

Policemen shocked to find 8 people in Kia Picanto

Chofetz Haim Ulpana controversy

Teachers demand: Cancel the move

35 teachers from Ulpanat Tzvia Hafetz Chaim called on the head of the Nahal Sorek Council to reverse the decision to transfer the institution from the Tzvia network to the Atid network.

Teachers demand: Cancel the move

Dozens support combat soldier:

Protests outside Prison 10

Dozens protest outside Prison 10 against the jail sentence given to a Nahal soldier for wearing a 'Mashiach' patch. IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir delayed soldier’s imprisonment until the evening.

Protests outside Prison 10

“Provocation"

Women of the Wall sparked unrest at the Western Wall plaza

A group of about 20 women from the "Women of the Wall" movement arrived at the Western Wall square this morning with a Torah scroll, which led to a heated confrontation with worshippers there.

Women of the Wall sparked unrest at the Western Wall plaza

To feel loved:

Initiative supports IDF wives and new mothers during war

Lisa Goldenhirsh spoke to Dr. Hanna Katan about her project to deliver thousands of care packages to mothers of newborns whose husbands are serving in the war, 'Am Yisrael needs brave women who will give birth during very scary and uncertain times.'

Initiative supports IDF wives and new mothers during war

National assessment data revealed

Only 3% of students meet standards in science

Partial data from Israel’s 2025 Meitzav national assessment exams has been revealed, showing that only 3% of ninth-grade students met the benchmark in the science exam, while 54% failed.

Only 3% of students meet standards in science

The tweet that sparked outrage

“Tel Aviv is being conquered by religious people"

Independent journalist Hila Tov sparked controversy after claiming that Tel Aviv is being “conquered" by religious Jews, and questioning why they choose to live “in the heart of secularism."

“Tel Aviv is being conquered by religious people"

'Great loss for the Jewish People:'

Yeshiva head praises fallen soldier

Head of the Itamar Hesder Yeshiva eulogizes Maoz Yisrael Recanati, who fell in Lebanon, describing him as “an exceptional young man" - humble, quiet, and deeply dedicated both to Torah study and his military service.

Yeshiva head praises fallen soldier

Proud moment:

Arsenal names Israeli-founded Deel as new shirt sleeve sponsor

HR giant Deel co-founder Alex Bouaziz calls the company's deal to become Arsenal’s new shirt sleeve sponsor from the 2026/27 season, a 'proud moment.'

Arsenal names Israeli-founded Deel as new shirt sleeve sponsor

Residents claim: Police set fire to outpost on Shabbat

Residents claim they evacuated the site following a military order, but only minutes later were shocked to see black smoke rising above the hilltop.

Residents claim: Police set fire to outpost on Shabbat

Early this morning:

Right-wing activists chained themselves to the Syrian border

Dozens of right-wing activists chained themselves to the fence, on the old border line with Syria, between Majdal Shams and the village of Khadr, demanding that they be permitted to set up a community on the site.

Right-wing activists chained themselves to the Syrian border

UK antisemitism wave

London: Police searching for man who threatened to behead Jews

Over the weekend, a video was published showing a young man threatening to harm Jews by beheading them.

London: Police searching for man who threatened to behead Jews

UK leadership crisis:

Former Minister Wes Streeting launches campaign to unseat Starmer

Former Health Secretary Wes Streeting launches a bid to replace Keir Starmer as UK Prime Minister after local election losses.

Former Minister Wes Streeting launches campaign to unseat Starmer

Goose-stepping at The New York Times

Kristof could serve as publicity agent for, say, Hamas and the Palestinian Authority. Opinion.

Goose-stepping at The New York Times

Mamdani sparks outrage with anti-Israel 'Nakba Day' video

Jewish groups slam NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani for “Nakba" Day" video and claim that “the Nakba continues to this day".

Mamdani sparks outrage with anti-Israel 'Nakba Day' video

'Calm before the storm'

Trump shares cryptic post on Iran

Trump posts a cryptic warning as the US and Israel reportedly prepare for renewed strikes on Iran.

Trump shares cryptic post on Iran

Melanie Phillips:

The anti-Jewish fever dream of ‘The New York Times’

We’re living through a throwback to murderous beliefs from before the age of reason. Opinion.

The anti-Jewish fever dream of ‘The New York Times’

Great achievement:

Israel finishes second in Eurovision

Bulgaria is the winner of Eurovision 2026, while Israel and Noam Bettan clinch second place for the second consecutive year.

Israel finishes second in Eurovision

Becoming a nation

G-d did not reject His nation. Yes, were in exile for close on 2,000 years. Yes, even when we finally re-established independence in our ancestral homeland it was only in a fraction of the historical Land of Israel.

Becoming a nation

The West has lost its will to prevail. Only Israel remains

In the current twilight of the West, America and Europe are still different, but only in this: they have taken different roads toward the same destination. Opinion.

The West has lost its will to prevail. Only Israel remains

World Emunah for Rosh Chodesh:

Sivan: Anticipating receiving the Torah

We have almost finished Counting the Omer and are coming close to the day we were at Mount Sinai.

Sivan: Anticipating receiving the Torah

Haftarat “Machar Chodesh":

The Rosh Chodesh Jew

Rosh Chodesh is about enabling connection and conversation. One of the ways this happens is when we reach out to Jews who are different from ourselves, across the lines that divide us.

The Rosh Chodesh Jew

'Am Israel chai!' on the Eurovision stage

Israel’s Eurovision representative Noam Bettan thanks Europe, declares, 'Am Yisrael Chai,' after his performance in Vienna.

'Am Israel chai!' on the Eurovision stage

Mysterious explosion near Beit Shemesh

Company claims explosion caused by preplanned test, went according to plan.

Mysterious explosion near Beit Shemesh

Mamdani's Shavuot celebration:

A defining moment for Jewish leadership in NYC

To attend or not to attend? To attend is not merely to partake in a cultural observance; it is to engage with an administration whose words and positions are antagonistic. Opinion.

A defining moment for Jewish leadership in NYC

Eight injured in suspected attack in Italy

According to the report, about four of the injured are in serious condition, and one woman was crushed against a shop window and suffered severe leg injuries.

Eight injured in suspected attack in Italy

Germany:

Anti-Israel encampment approved near Holocaust site

German court allows pro-Palestinian encampment in Hamburg park where Jews were deported by the Nazis.

Anti-Israel encampment approved near Holocaust site

Boos heard during Noam Bettan's performance

Israel's Eurovision representative addressed the boos heard during his semi-final performance in an interview with the BBC, saying he felt shocked.

Boos heard during Noam Bettan's performance