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Israel reveals: What really happened before Entebbe operation?
about 2 hours ago
The Israel State Archives released Operation Entebbe protocols for the first time in honor of the operation's 50th anniversary, shedding light on the decision-making process and revealing new details of the successful rescue operation.
Israeli government ministers and senior defense officials clash over policy in Lebanon and response to Hezbollah activity post-ceasefire, with Prime Minister Netanyahu authorizing immediate responses to threats on the ground.
Southern Lebanon: Terrorist hurls grenade, four soldiers injured
about 4 hours ago
Four IDF soldiers were wounded in a clash with a Hezbollah terrorist in southern Lebanon, with one officer moderately injured and three others sustaining light injuries, as reported by the IDF.
WSJ: Iranian strikes leading Pentagon to reconsider deployment
about 4 hours ago
The US Navy base in Bahrain sustained extensive damage during Iranian attacks prompting the Pentagon to reassess deployment in the region, with millions needed for reconstruction.
Trump plans to use frozen funds to buy American agriculture for Iran
about 9 hours ago
President Trump plans to use frozen Iranian funds to buy American agricultural products for Iran, amid negotiations and warnings of potential military action against Iran.
White House informs Congress of $700 million jet engine sale to Turkey
about 11 hours ago
The White House plans to proceed with a $700 million defense deal to supply Turkey with military aircraft propulsion systems, despite concerns over Ankara's retention of Russian anti-aircraft defense systems.
Victory for Trump: Hundreds of thousands of immigrants to be deported?
about 12 hours ago
The US Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to revoke humanitarian protections for thousands of Haitian and Syrian immigrants, potentially setting a precedent for similar actions against individuals from other nations.
The article discusses the positive aspects of the haredi lifestyle, while also addressing the need for a more balanced relationship with the State of Israel.
IRGC attacks Singapore-flagged vessel in Hormuz as Iran tightens transit rules
about 13 hours ago
Iran targeted a commercial cargo vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, leading to damage on the ship's bridge and prompting the PGSA to warn against unauthorized routes, causing the IMO to pause its evacuation mission.
Court releases man filmed pointing gun at haredi protesters to house arrest
about 16 hours ago
Jerusalem Magistrate's Court releases civilian who aimed pistol at haredi protesters to house arrest amid conflicting claims of severity and danger of the incident.
'Time for action:' Chief of Staff adopts fallen commander's words
about 16 hours ago
IDF Chief of Staff emphasizes responsibility and professionalism in speech to new combat officers, highlighting the courage and leadership of fallen soldiers.
JD Vance reveals new US-Iran communication channel after talks
about 17 hours ago
US Vice President JD Vance has initiated talks with Iran to establish a new communication channel aimed at reducing tensions and resolving disputes, with cautious optimism about recent developments.
President Herzog's helicopter makes emergency landing
about 17 hours ago
The Air Force helicopter carrying President Isaac Herzog was forced to make an emergency landing at Palmachim Air Base after hitting a bird during a flight, but the landing was conducted safely without injuries.
Kenneth Abramowitz: ‘Mr. President, we voted for victory, not endless war’
about 18 hours ago
Kenneth Abramowitz discusses the future of the West, collaboration between Jews, Christians, and Hindus, and the need for clearer communication about threats in the US-Iran relationship.
'Israel is far from a proxy of the US, Netanyahu will defend Israel’s interests'
about 19 hours ago
Former British Army commander Colonel Richard Kemp discusses the political upheaval in Britain, rising antisemitism, the Iran agreement, and Israel's relationship with the United States.
Israel's victory over the Amorites led Moab to turn to spiritual warfare through Balaam in an attempt to weaken the people of Israel, emphasizing the importance of synagogues and study halls in the face of such threats.
Draft Law Crisis: Rabbi Yosef to lead massive rally in Bnei Brak
about 19 hours ago
In response to recent tensions and arrests, the Sephardic haredi community is preparing for a protest led by Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef to raise awareness of the harm being done to Torah learners.
The Haftorah for Parshat Balak emphasizes the importance of justice, kindness, and humility in Jewish life, challenging individuals to strive for moral seriousness and compassion while also maintaining national strength and resilience.
UN Watch Chief: UN bias against Israel worsened after October 7
about 20 hours ago
Hillel Neuer criticizes UN Secretary-General Guterres for worsening treatment of Israel post-Hamas attack, stresses importance of diplomatic battles in global forums.
After the dispute: Hesder Yeshiva students to enlist in Armored Corps in August
about 20 hours ago
The Hesder Yeshiva Union decided to continue enlisting students in the Armored Corps despite concerns over the integration of female combat soldiers and potential violations of the Joint Service Ordinance.
A year after plea for his freedom, Alon Ohel performs on stage
about 21 hours ago
Alon Ohel, who was previously held captive by Hamas, makes a triumphant return to the stage to play the piano and sing at MUNI EXPO 2026, with his father expressing gratitude for the support they received during their ordeal.
Defense Minister: 'Every dollar given to Iran goes to terror'
about 22 hours ago
Israel's Defense Minister stresses the importance of intensifying the economic campaign against Iran and announces plans to develop offensive space capabilities to enhance security.
Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth imposes house arrest on right-wing activists in Judea and Samaria, preventing them from preparing for weddings and sparking criticism.
Study reveals: Artificial light is keeping reef fish awake
about 23 hours ago
Artificial light pollution disrupts sleep patterns in coral reef fish and affects brain health markers, signaling potential ecosystem-level consequences.
Former ISA Official: ISA cancelling Pride events is nothing new
about 23 hours ago
Former ISA official Tamir Mandowsky defended ISA head David Zini's decision to cancel LGBTQ events, stating that during his time in the organization, there was no interest or need for such events.
Watch: MK Succot makes surprise visit to an illegal school
about 24 hours ago
Chairman of the Knesset Education Committee discovers unauthorized school in Jerusalem promoting terrorism, calls for immediate closure and accountability.
State Comptroller warns: Israel not prepared for earthquake
about 24 hours ago
Israel's State Comptroller warns of inadequate earthquake preparedness and building reinforcement in high-risk areas following the double earthquake in Venezuela.
Dor Ben Simhon’s widow bids farewell to his tank crew
1 day ago
Ariel, the wife of fallen IDF soldier Gedaiya Dor Ben Simhon, praised her husband's tank crew for their bravery and sacrifice in an emotional Facebook post following their deaths in battle.
'From There': On loneliness, covenant, and creativity
1 day ago
at moments of existential loneliness, some of humanity's greatest acts of creation and encounters with the divine begin, as seen in biblical stories and the lives of religious leaders and thinkers throughout history.
Border Police and Yassam officers demolished homes and a synagogue in a hilltop community near Kiryat Arba, prompting outrage and plans for rebuilding from evacuated residents.