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Knesset passes law to prosecute Oct. 7 terrorists with 93-vote majority
about 2 hours ago
The Knesset approved a bill to prosecute Hamas terrorists involved in the October 7 massacre, with the legislation setting the maximum penalty at death and ensuring terrorists will never be released from prison.
Report: Pakistan sheltered Iranian aircraft despite mediating role
about 2 hours ago
Iran transferred aircraft to Pakistan and Afghanistan to protect military assets during conflict with the United States, while also engaging in diplomatic efforts to negotiate a ceasefire and end the conflict.
Unusual incident: Knesset session stopped after Tibi and bereaved parents clash
about 5 hours ago
Tensions rise in the Knesset as bereaved families disrupt MK Tibi during a debate on bringing terrorists to justice, leading to a heated confrontation and temporary break in proceedings.
Iran understands America better than America understands Iran
about 5 hours ago
Dr. Avi Perry outlines the fundamental mismatch in strategic thinking between democratic societies and revolutionary regimes, explaining why Iran's leadership operates differently than Western assumptions.
President Trump is angry with Iran's proposal and declares they will not have nuclear weapons as he intensifies his rhetoric and plans potential military action.
The mitzvah of Yishuv Eretz Yisrael or a false sense of security?
about 7 hours ago
Dr. Alex Grobman discusses the dilemma facing American Jews, caught between the religious mandate to settle in Israel and the lure of safety in the United States, as rising antisemitism challenges their sense of security and identity.
The Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism is increasing monitoring and security measures ahead of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna due to a rise in antisemitic incidents and incitement.
Israel outraged as EU sanctions conflate Israeli citizens with Hamas terrorists
about 8 hours ago
The European Union approved sanctions on Israeli citizens and leading Hamas figures due to violence against Palestinians, sparking strong condemnation from Israel.
Watch: Suspects throw Molotov cocktails at main highway
about 8 hours ago
Security forces in the Gush Etzion area successfully arrested seven terrorists involved in throwing rocks and Molotov cocktails at Route 60 and IDF forces, preventing potential harm.
Torah articles in the 'Besheva' newspaper do not need to be placed in genizah, according to the practical ruling, and can be placed in recycling bins or the trash.
California: Judge bars Jewish DA from prosecuting 'death to Israel' vandals
about 9 hours ago
A Jewish district attorney in California was barred from prosecuting anti-Israel protesters who vandalized the office of the president of Stanford University, sparking controversy and concern over potential biases in the justice system.
During family trip: Boy makes 1,700 year old archeological discovery
about 9 hours ago
An eight-year-old boy discovers a 1,700-year-old ancient statuette fragment during a family weekend in the Ramon Crater area, showcasing a blend of local and classical influences.
IDF helicopter malfunctions while evacuating wounded
about 9 hours ago
IDF helicopter makes emergency landing in southern Lebanon during evacuation of injured soldiers due to technical error, soldiers safely evacuated and hospitalized.
'Get out of our lives': Former hostage demands MKs resign
about 10 hours ago
Former hostage survivor Rom Braslavsky criticized Israel's political leadership and called for all Members of Knesset to resign during a press conference at the Knesset organized by the “October Council."
Israel condemns anti-Israel protests targeting pavilion at Venice Biennale
about 11 hours ago
Israel's Foreign Ministry condemns anti-Israel demonstrations at the Venice Biennale, stating that attempts to silence Israeli artists are a form of intimidation rather than legitimate protest.
Ministers and MKs demand police open the Temple Mount to Jews on Jerusalem Day
about 12 hours ago
Government ministers and Knesset members demand that Jews be allowed to enter the Temple Mount on Jerusalem Day, arguing that it is absurd and unacceptable that they are barred from the holiest site on this important day.
100 operators, fewer than 10 killed: How Hezbollah's explosive drone network operates
about 13 hours ago
The IDF is concerned about Hezbollah's explosive-drone network, which has around 100 skilled operators and poses a significant threat, particularly with technical training to operate fiber-optic drones.
Security cameras follow thief from leaving his house to the gas station robbery
about 14 hours ago
A 42-year-old Nof HaGalil resident has been indicted for aggravated robbery and illegal possession of a knife after robbing a convenience store at a gas station in Nazareth.
Cleared for publication: Alexander Glovanyov fell near Lebanon border
about 14 hours ago
Command Sergeant Major (Res.) Alexander Glovanyov was killed in an explosive-drone attack by Hezbollah near the Israel-Lebanon border, leaving behind a devastated family and community.
Following ceasefire, mass Jewish wedding held in Kyiv - including a 92-year-old couple
about 15 hours ago
The relative calm between Russia and Ukraine allowed Kyiv’s Jewish community to hold a moving mass wedding celebration, bringing generations together in a powerful symbol of continuity and resilience.
Following a stabbing attack in Golders Green, Anglo Jewish leaders plead for increased security for the Jewish population in Great Britain, reflecting on historical persecution and suggesting a return to Israel.
Eichmann capture exhibition - also in Hitler's bunker
about 17 hours ago
Former Mossad operative Avner Avraham discusses the organization's exhibition on the capture of Adolf Eichmann, now returning to Israel after being displayed worldwide for 15 years, highlighting the importance of educating on espionage and the Holocaust.
Israel helped Egypt arm the Sinai. Now those guns are pointed the wrong way.
about 18 hours ago
Israel's failure to address the growing military presence in the Sinai Peninsula poses a significant threat, as decision-makers continue to rely on outdated frameworks rather than taking decisive action.
Nobel winner Narges Mohammadi transferred to Tehran hospital
about 20 hours ago
Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi moved to medical facility in Tehran for urgent treatment after her health deteriorated during imprisonment in Iran.
Historic vote: Bill to prosecute Oct. 7 terrorists heads for final approval in Knesset
about 21 hours ago
The Knesset is expected to approve legislation to prosecute the perpetrators of the October 7 massacre, defining the atrocities as crimes against the Jewish people and war crimes with potential death sentences.