Tragedy at Base: 18-Year-Old IDF Soldier Collapses and Dies at Southern Logistics Base

Private First Class Irmiyas Behata, 18, collapsed and died at an IDF logistics training base in the south, leading the military to launch a medical inquiry, a Military Police investigation, and an expert panel to determine the cause of death.

Accountability Fail: IDF Officer Who Dismissed October 7 Warnings as "Imaginary" Returns to Service

An IDF intelligence officer who was criticized for dismissing warnings about the October 7 assault as "entirely imaginary" has been reinstated to a non-operational role, despite previous attempts to remove him following internal investigations.

 Breaking: Hamas and Islamic Jihad to Transfer "Newly Found" Body of Captive Soldier Tonight

Hamas and Islamic Jihad announced they will transfer the body of a deceased captive soldier to the Red Cross tonight at 8 PM, a tragic development that comes as the IDF warns that Hamas is consistently attempting offensive actions during the ceasefire.

"You Go Straight to the Point": Netanyahu Thanks Trump for Pardon Plea, But Refuses to Apply for Clemency

 Prime Minister Netanyahu thanked President Donald Trump for urging President Herzog to pardon him, yet sources confirm the PM will not apply for clemency, while Herzog insists the request must be submitted "in accordance with the rules."

Jewish-Built Theater Turns Away Jews: Troxy's Dark Betrayal Exposed

London's Troxy Theatre, born from a Jewish refugee's dream, now accused of shunning Jewish events, fueling fears of cultural erasure in a hate-riddled era.

Vatican Launches Probe After Swiss Guard Spits at Jewish Women During Papal Event

A Swiss Guard's spit at Jewish women during a papal tribute to Catholic-Jewish ties unveils the ugly persistence of antisemitism in sacred spaces.

Terror Network Exposed: Hamas Weapons Cache Found in Vienna Meant for Attacks on European Jews

A major international investigation spanning Austria, Germany, and the U.K. uncovered five handguns and ten magazines in a Vienna storage unit, confirming an active Hamas external network was preparing lethal attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets in Europe.

 Pro-Palestinian Protesters Pelt Israeli Tourists' Bus with Stones in Crete

A Mediterranean dream cruise descended into chaos when Israeli tourists aboard the MS Crown Iris came under violent attack in Crete. Stones shattered bus windows, passengers screamed, and police struggled to contain pro-Palestinian rioters as Israel’s flagship cruise liner once again became a flashpoint for fury over the Gaza war. 

Aggressive Flu Strain Sparks Alarm: UK Battles Severe Virus Wave—Is Israel Next?

A new and aggressive A(H3N2) flu mutation has caused a severe early flu wave in the UK, prompting Israeli health officials to raise caution due to high travel volume, though experts maintain that the current vaccine offers significant protection.

Decades of Pursuit: Venezuela Arrests Suspect in 1994 Panama Plane Bombing That Killed 12 Jewish Victims

 Venezuelan authorities arrested Ali Hage Zaki Jalil, a terror suspect accused of coordinating the 1994 Panama plane bombing that killed 21, closing in on a Hezbollah-linked network believed to be behind the coordinated wave of attacks against Jewish targets in Latin America.

True Identity Revealed: Arrested Hamas Operative in London is Son of Senior Leader Basem Naim

The 39-year-old Hamas operative arrested in London on German request for plotting terror attacks across Europe has been identified as Mohammed A., the son of senior Hamas leader Basem Naim, further exposing the organization’s global reach.

Historic Turn: Former Al-Qaeda Commander, Syrian President Al-Sharaa, Meets Trump at White House

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, a former terrorist commander recently removed from global terror lists, held a historic, low-profile meeting with President Trump to discuss joining the anti-ISIS coalition and finalizing a security agreement with Israel.

Torah World in Uproar: “Yated Ne'eman Censors the Gadol Hador; It Has Lost Its Right to Exist”

Despite the wide attention garnered by the video of yeshiva leader Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, who called on followers to attend the mass rally, the Lithuanian Haredi newspaper Yated Ne’eman chose to ignore his words. The decision has sparked fury across the yeshiva world. “Cheap politics has won,” say many yeshiva students. “The paper has lost its legitimacy.”

Draft War Explodes: Why Haredi Jews Are Rallying by the Millions in Jerusalem | WATCH

Ultra-Orthodox Jews plan massive protest in Jerusalem against military draft law, sparking political tensions and counter-demonstrations amid controversy over conscription exemptions.

'Drop-Out' Crisis in Yeshivot Threatens Haredi World 

Leading rabbis warn of a growing crisis in Israeli yeshivas where students remain enrolled but face spiritual decline. New approaches focusing on personal attention are being advocated.

Mourning in the Torah World: Rabbi Baruch Shmuel Deutsch Passes Away at 82

Rabbi Deutsch, former head of Kol Torah Yeshiva and a close disciple of Rabbi Elazar Menachem Shach, leaves behind decades of Torah leadership, thousands of students, and an enduring legacy in the Lithuanian and Jerusalem Torah communities.

WARNING: Don't Do This When Parking at Ben Gurion Airport

Travelers beware: Fraudulent valet parking scams are targeting passengers at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, leading to vehicle damage, misuse, and unexpected fines. The IAA warns only official airport parking is secure.

KLM’s Big Comeback: Daily Flights to Israel Resume Next Month

 KLM will resume daily Amsterdam-Tel Aviv flights on September 28, 2025, with a Cyprus stopover, enhancing connectivity for Israeli travelers. 

Three Children Stung by Scorpions in Northern Israel Within 24 Hours

Three children were treated at Rambam Hospital after scorpion stings in northern Israel. Medical experts provide crucial safety guidelines for handling such incidents.

The Passport That Gets You Everywhere - And the Ones That Get You Almost Nowhere

"Don't Travel There": Families Demand Travel Ban on Laos After Methanol Poisoning Kills 6 Girls

The families of Holly Morton-Boles and Bianca Jones, two Australians who died from methanol poisoning in a Laos hostel, are calling for the country to be delisted as a tourist destination, alleging a government cover-up has protected those responsible.

Hadassa Ben-Ari Strips Away the Filters, Shares Truths on Love

Author Hadassa Ben-Ari goes makeup-free and unfiltered, revealing the raw beauty and pain of real relationships in her new book What Do You Know About Longing?

The Ultimate Victory: Former Hostages Shine in The Catwalk at Tel Aviv Fashion Week | WATCH

Former Israeli hostages made a powerful statement of resilience by walking the runway at Tel Aviv Fashion Week, highlighting those still held captive in Gaza.

When Your Heart Gets Tired: Understanding Compassion Fatigue

In a world drowning in bad news, discover the psychology and Jewish wisdom behind compassion fatigue and how to care deeply without burning out.

The One Thing Apple's Earnings Report Won't Talk About: The AI Disaster

Apple's Q3 earnings face high expectations with $102B revenue projected. iPhone 17 sales strong, but AI roadmap and iPhone Air concerns dominate focus.

Future of Apple in Israel Under Scrutiny as Senior Executive Johny Srouji Considers Exit

Senior VP Johny Srouji's potential departure from Apple raises questions about the future of the company's extensive R&D operations in Israel, which employ 2,500 people across three centers.

 10 Ways Israel's Economy is About to Explode Post-War

10 key economic changes expected in Israel post-war, including mortgage rates, shekel strengthening, and investment revival. Expert insights on financial recovery.

These Cities With the Most Expensive Rent in the World

Global report shows New York, Boston, and San Francisco topping the list, while Singapore and Dubai see the fastest rent growth worldwide.

Gal Gadot Wins $1 Million Genesis Prize, Dedicates Funds to Heal Israel

Hollywood star Gal Gadot was named the 2026 Genesis Prize Laureate and will donate the entire $1 million award to Israeli organizations working on healing the nation’s wounds, a decision praised as an act of moral fortitude following the recent war.

Kim Kardashian's SKIMS to Arrive in Israel with 15 New Stores Amid Rising Antisemitism

Kim Kardashian's SKIMS dives into Israel with 15 stores by 2026, a stylish slap to boycotters and a warm embrace for a resilient nation under siege.

David Corenswet Joins Anti-Israel Film Boycott

Superman star David Corenswet has stunned Hollywood by signing the “Film Workers for Palestine” pledge, joining a growing boycott of Israeli film institutions accused of “genocide and apartheid.” His stance thrusts the DC hero into the center of a fierce firestorm.

Israeli Drama “Bad Boy” Renewed for Season 2 on HOT 

“Bad Boy” Season 2 Confirmed: Israeli Drama Goes From Prison Yard to Global Stardom (and Back Again!)