IDF Chief of Staff: We Will Not Allow Threats To Grow

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir said during a visit to the northern border that the IDF is no longer operating according to the policy of containment which informed it before October 7.

Sa'ar Returns to Likud After Five Years

The Likud Central Committee approved the merger with "New Hope." Sa'ar spoke for the first time since he left, amid sharp opposition from some MKs.

Aid Continues to Flow in the Strip: 119 Packages Airdropped in Gaza

Israel and international partners airdropped 119 food packages in Gaza, alongside aid trucks. Despite reports of UN manipulations of the "famine" standard.

Mystery European Power Strikes $1.64B Secret Defense Deal with Israel’s Elbit Systems

An undisclosed European nation is quietly arming itself with Israeli precision rockets, drones, electronic warfare systems, and AI-driven battlefield tech in a five-year mega-contract worth $1.64 billion.

Paris Suburb Sees Brutal Antisemitic Assault on Jewish Resident wearing a kippah

65-year-old Jewish man wearing a kippah violently attacked and robbed in Livry-Gargan, Paris suburb. Assailants stole Star of David necklace in apparent hate crime incident.

Russian Synagogue Targeted in Second Arson Attack Within a Year

A synagogue in Obninsk, Russia, was targeted by firebombs in a suspected antisemitic attack, marking the second such incident within a year. Local Jewish leaders demand action.

Albany Gunman Gets 10 Years for Synagogue Attack in the United States

Shooter who fired blasts outside Temple Israel during Hanukkah in 2023, shouting anti-Israel slogans in hate-fueled assault, recieves his sentence. 

Belgian Minister Sparks Outrage After Refusing Rosh Hashanah Greeting to Jewish Community

A Belgian official’s refusal to extend traditional Rosh Hashanah greetings to the Jewish community, citing Middle East tensions and a personal stance against religious involvement, has sparked outrage, highlighting a broader surge in antisemitism. This incident, coupled with celebrities and singers amplifying pro-Palestinian narratives while ignoring the complexities of the conflict, underscores a troubling trend of antisemitic rhetoric masked as political activism.

Europe’s Ultimatum to Iran: Nuclear Talks or Crippling Sanctions by August

Britain, France, and Germany have warned Iran of potential UN sanctions if it fails to resume nuclear negotiations by the end of August 2025, citing concerns over its nuclear program and lack of cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog. The threat to trigger the "snapback" mechanism follows stalled diplomacy after recent conflicts, highlighting escalating tensions over Iran's uranium enrichment.

US Navy Unveils First Fully Autonomous Warship — 55 Meters, 240 Tons, No Crew

The USX-1 Defiant can operate at sea for a year without human intervention, setting a new standard for naval warfare.

BREAKING: Hefin David, Welsh Labour Member of the Senedd, Dies Unexpectedly at 47

Welsh Labour politician Hefin David, who served as Member of the Senedd for Caerphilly since 2016, has passed away suddenly at age 47, leaving behind a legacy of public service.

TIFF Cancels Doc on October 7 Rescue, Sparks Self-Censorship Claims

Toronto International Film Festival withdraws screening of documentary about October 7 rescue efforts, citing legal concerns over Hamas footage and sparking censorship debate.

16-Year-Old Mysterious Missing from Jerusalem Synagogue—This Was His Last Known Location 

Eliahu Ilani disappeared after leaving a synagogue in Jerusalem; police ask for public's help

Solar Power for the Sabbath: Israeli Breakthrough Merges Tradition with Tech

Ben-Gurion University is developing renewable energy storage systems to provide Shabbat-compliant electricity for Orthodox Jewish communities, addressing halachic concerns while promoting sustainability. The initiative, using solar-powered micro-grids, aims to reduce pollution and costs, potentially setting a global model for faith-based energy solutions.

Rabbis Turn to Krav Maga as Antisemitism Surges Across Europe

 European rabbis are undergoing Krav Maga training in the Netherlands to counter escalating antisemitic violence, reflecting growing fears among Jewish leaders. The Rabbinical Centre of Europe organized the seminar to empower rabbis while urging governments to enhance security and penalties for hate crimes.

Jerusalem Shut Down, Clashes Erupt Near Bnei Brak as Haredi Protesters Block Roads 

Massive traffic jams, chants of 'Nazis', and blocked highways as ultra-Orthodox protests erupt over yeshiva student arrests

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

Kosher Meals Defaced with ‘Zionazi’ Slur on JetBlue Flight, Outrage Erupts

Jewish passengers on JetBlue and Iberia flights faced antisemitic messages on their kosher meals, with “Zionazi” and “Free Palestine” written on packaging, sparking widespread outrage. Both airlines are investigating, amid growing concerns over rising antisemitism in air travel.

Pilot Cancels Flight to Hawaii with Chilling Words: “I’m Not Really Feeling It”

An American Airlines pilot canceled a Hawaii-bound flight in April 2024 due to a gut feeling about engine and fuel system issues, earning applause for prioritizing safety. The viral incident, amplified by a TikTok video, highlights the critical role of pilot discretion on high-risk trans-Pacific routes.

Athens–Tel Aviv Air Bridge Expands as Sky Express Joins Surge in Post-War Routes

 Sky Express, a Greek full-service carrier , will launch daily flights from Athens to Tel Aviv starting December 2025 at €109 one-way, offering Israeli travelers access to Greece’s domestic and international network. The move, alongside resumed services by Air Seychelles and Lufthansa Group, signals a recovery in Israel’s air travel market post-conflict.

TikTok for the Intellectual: How the Platform Is Attracting Smart Audiences

A growing trend on TikTok sees creators combining entertainment with education, attracting intellectually curious audiences and reshaping social media content.

Beating the Heat: 7 Tips for Surviving Israel’s Current Heatwave safely

Expert guidance on staying safe during Israel's intense heatwave. Learn crucial tips for hydration, indoor cooling, and recognizing heat-related symptoms. Essential reading for residents.

Coexistence Through Breast Milk: Israel’s Shared Milk Bank Feeds Thousands of Babies

Israel's largest breast milk bank brings together Jewish, Muslim, Christian, and Druze mothers, distributing milk gallons to infants in need, transcending religious divides.

Labubu Craze Turns Risky as Thieves Target $7,000 Worth of Dolls

Four masked thieves targeted a La Puente store in California,stealing valuable Labubu collectible dolls. The incident highlights the growing value and demand for these popular toys worldwide.

Why Israel Won’t Pay a Shekel to Citizens Stuck Abroad After ‘Rising Lion’

Finance Minister rejects special aviation compensation plan, leaving Israelis stuck abroad during the ‘Rising Lion’ military operation without any financial support, sparking outrage in the Knesset’s Economic Affairs Committee.

Trump Scores Huge Win: Chip Giants to Hand Over 15% of China Profits to U.S.

In an unprecedented deal, the Trump administration has secured a revenue-sharing agreement with Nvidia and AMD that will funnel 15% of their China-market earnings directly into U.S. coffers — but not everyone in Washington is celebrating.

OpenAI’s GPT-5 Is Here - and It Means Business

OpenAI launches GPT-5 with improved reasoning, fewer hallucinations, and new task-execution abilities, now available by default even for free users

Israel’s Families Sinking in Debt: Inflation Crushes Wage Hopes

 Inflation in Israel is outstripping wage increases, plunging families into debt and exacerbating poverty, with 2.76 million people affected, including vulnerable children and elderly. Despite tech sector gains, rising costs and limited job growth for locals highlight a growing economic divide.

BREAKING: Special Guest Surprise at Omer Adam’s Final Ramat Gan Show

Omer Adam concludes his successful Ramat Gan Stadium concert series with special guest to be revealed. The finale promises memorable performances amid record-breaking heat.

Madonna Asks Pope Leo XIV to Visit Gaza, Claims to Avoid Taking Sides 

Madonna urged Pope Leo XIV to intervene in Gaza, framing it as a humanitarian plea, but her call risks echoing Hamas propaganda by ignoring the conflict’s complexities and Israel’s peace efforts. This reflects a broader trend among celebrities whose pro-Palestinian stances often amplify antisemitic narratives, contributing to global tensions.

Hadassa Ben Ari Reacts to Ex-Husband Hanan Ben Ari’s New Song

A year after their divorce, the author and media personality praises the singer’s emotional new single, dedicated to Israeli soldiers and hostages.

“Emily in Paris” Star Camille Razat Says Role Hurt Her Acting Career

Camille Razat discusses how her role in Netflix's "Emily in Paris" has affected her acting opportunities, revealing unexpected challenges in securing diverse roles in the industry.