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Former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot tours communities in Samaria and Ariel, highlighting the importance of civilian and security development in the area.
The article discusses the spiritual sensitivity and Divine mercy found in the Torah readings of Tazria and Metzora, focusing on how they teach individuals to reintegrate as responsible and caring members of society.
Iran's attacks on Gulf states have led to increased transparency in their banking systems, allowing the US to freeze regime assets and potentially impose sanctions on Iranian money found in Gulf banks.
Minister Bezalel Smotrich: 'Peace with Lebanon? Only through strength, power, and victory'
about 8 hours ago
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich discusses Israel's military campaign in Lebanon, aiming to deepen achievements against Hezbollah and ensure long-term security for northern communities.
Deir Yassin and the birth of the anti-Israel blood libel
about 9 hours ago
The article explores the myth of the Deir Yassin massacre and how it was used as a propaganda tool to demonize the Jewish state, highlighting the dangers of using fabricated stories for political gain.
Police investigate attempted arson attack at north London synagogue
about 9 hours ago
Police are investigating an attempted arson attack on a north London synagogue being treated as an antisemitic hate crime, with no damage or injuries reported.
White House: 'Not true we requested ceasefire extension'
about 9 hours ago
The White House denied requesting a two-week extension of the ceasefire with Iran, stating that they are engaged in negotiations and optimistic about a potential deal.
A week after its establishment, the new community is already on the map
about 10 hours ago
Ma’oz Tzur, a new community in the Binyamin area, is rapidly developing and has now been added to Israel’s digital road map, marking its permanent presence in the settlement map.
Immigration data revealed ahead of Independence Day
about 10 hours ago
Ministry of Aliyah and Integration reports 18,696 new immigrants arrived in Israel in the year leading up to Yom Ha'atzmaut, with the majority coming from Russia, US, and France, settling primarily in Tel Aviv and central districts.
Israel’s allies are Kundera’s “small nations that can disappear"
about 11 hours ago
Estonian Foreign Minister shows full support for Israel through concrete action, signing new defense contracts and offering solidarity amid European leaders' lackluster responses to Iranian missile attacks.
Chief of Staff: We approved attack plans for Iran and Lebanon
about 12 hours ago
IDF Chief visits troops in southern Lebanon, expresses appreciation for their work, and shares plans for the future, including ongoing strikes against Hezbollah and Iranian terror regime.
Amb Leiter: 'Aoun is not letting Lebanon be held hostage by Hezbollah'
about 13 hours ago
Israeli Ambassador praises Lebanese leaders for courage in pursuing peace through strength and prioritizing security along the northern border in first direct negotiations in 43 years.
State comptroller releases scathing report on aviation failures
about 13 hours ago
State Comptroller reveals significant failures in Israel's civilian preparedness during wartime, including lack of coordinated planning and systemic gaps across key sectors.
Shocking Cyberbullying: Funeral notices posted for 13-year-old boy
about 14 hours ago
Police in Be’er Ya’akov respond to a serious cyberbullying incident targeting a 13-year-old student with arrests, support, and education for students on the consequences of online harassment.
Security forces demolish three Jewish communities in a single night
about 15 hours ago
Israeli security forces demolished outposts across Judea and Samaria, sparking clashes with residents and accusations of forceful evacuation and destruction of personal belongings.
President Trump announces China will not send weapons to Iran as they work together to open the Strait of Hormuz permanently, despite reports of potential arms shipments and discussions for missile deals.
'He just wanted to drive a bit' | Officers were shocked: The driver was 10
about 16 hours ago
Police officers prevent potential tragedy after discovering a 10-year-old driving with father and toddler in a car without seatbelts near the Horashim Forest.
Lebanese report: Israel-Lebanon talks yield partial deal, no full ceasefire yet
about 16 hours ago
Lebanese-Israeli talks facilitated by the US have resulted in a framework agreement aimed at disarming Hezbollah and moving towards bilateral peace, with ongoing negotiations expected to address issues such as military operations and humanitarian conditions.
4,100 Jewish Marriages - And in 65% of Them, the Woman Made the First Move
about 17 hours ago
Over 4,100 Jewish singles have found their marriage partner through a unique platform that defies traditional assumptions in Jewish dating, with 65% of marriages initiated by the woman and 77% of couples living in different cities, states, or countries when they first connected.
Holocaust row: Israel slams South Korean president
about 18 hours ago
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung faces backlash from Israel's Foreign Ministry for comparing Israeli military actions to the Holocaust in a social media post.
US scraps deadline for Holocaust-looted art claims
about 19 hours ago
A new US law removes a deadline for laying claim to art looted during the Holocaust, expanding on previous legislation to allow victims and descendants more time to seek restitution for stolen works.
Ambassador Leiter: We like to keep the French as far away as possible
about 19 hours ago
Israeli Ambassador expresses opposition to French involvement in Israel-Lebanon negotiations, focusing on restoring stability and addressing Hezbollah presence near the border.
Nazareth woman indicted for espionage on behalf of Iran
about 20 hours ago
Israeli citizen from Nazareth arrested for carrying out security-related tasks for Iranian agent, highlighting increase in efforts to recruit Israeli citizens for espionage.
Supreme Court hearing impeachment petitions against Ben-Gvir
about 20 hours ago
The Supreme Court hears petitions to impeach National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who proudly defends his actions and accuses the Attorney General of interfering in his ministry's authority.