Syria Reportedly Agrees to Drop Golan Heights Claim in Secret Deal With Israel
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Hamas Hasn’t Signed Yet: These Are the Key Sticking Points With Israel
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The Shocking Truth: Iran's Botched Spy Ring in Israel
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A ‘Hebron Emirate’? Tribal Sheikh Offer Peace—and Recognition of Israel as a Jewish State
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How Israel Killed Iran's Top General Despite Secrecy
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Assassination Plot Against Israeli Minister Sparks Fury
Bilal Nasasra, who led a terror cell planning to kill Minister Ben Gvir, struck a deal with the prosecution. The minister blasts the plea: "He should never see the light of day."
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Major Crash Near Tiberias: 5 Injured, 3 in Critical Condition
Medics report multiple pedestrians struck by a vehicle near Poria Junction; police rule out terror motive as investigation continues.
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Homeland Security Subpoenas Harvard in High-Stakes Battle
As Harvard fights to protect its autonomy and diverse student body, the Department of Homeland Security doubles down.
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After October 7, Israel’s Intelligence Gets a Game-Changing Overhaul
The IDF is mandating Arabic and Islamic studies for all intelligence personnel to address lessons from the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, aiming to enhance cultural understanding and prevent future failures. The initiative includes new training departments, school programs, and dialect courses to bolster Israel’s intelligence capabilities.
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Jewish World
Lakewood Man Released From Detention After Community Goes Crazy
R’ Binyomin Kubani’s arrest on child-luring charges ignited outrage in Lakewood’s Orthodox community. A Superior Court judge released him days later, as his attorneys claimed a mistranslation led to a wrongful detention
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Antisemitic Danish Retailer Sparks Outrage With Intifada Clothing Collection
A Danish streetwear brand is under fire for selling apparel that glorifies Hamas and promotes anti-Zionist rhetoric, sparking outrage amid global tensions.
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Pro-Palestinian Activists Hijack Opening of Spain’s San Fermín Festival | WATCH
Pro-Palestinian activists disrupted the San Fermín Festival’s opening in Pamplona by shouting anti-Israel slogans, sparking accusations of antisemitism and Hamas propaganda. The incident, backed by the city’s mayor, reflects a broader trend of celebrities endorsing pro-Palestinian causes without addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict’s full context.
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Avi Piamenta’s Newest Song ‘Soon You’ll Understand’ Shared Posthumously | LISTEN
The family of Avi Piamenta, the beloved flutist and singer who passed away in July 2025, releases his previously unheard song “Soon You’ll Understand.”
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INDIA: Deadly Gambhira Bridge Collapse Kills 9 in Gujarat
A catastrophic collapse of Gujarat’s Gambhira Bridge has killed at least nine and injured six, raising urgent concerns over India’s aging infrastructure and triggering a government probe amid mounting public outrage.
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Grok Goes Full Antisemite, Praises Hitler
Designed to be “unfiltered,” Grok crossed a line, drawing fire for antisemitic posts that praised Hitler’s methods and ignited a debate over the risks of unchecked AI speech.
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Kristi Noem: End of shoes off at TSA "Golden Age" for American travel
The Director of Homeland Security took pride in the decision to end one of one of the most lampooned and criticized security procedures for American airport security.
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Congress to Anti-Netanyahu NGO: You have one week to reveal funding sources
The House Foreign Affairs and Judiciary Committees have sent one of the primary NGOs who fueled the anti-judicial reform protests a letter warning them to disclose all funding or face the consequences.
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Haredim
Curtis Sliwa: Ultra-Orthodox Jews don't vote like "normal Americans"
The GOP candidate for New York mayor was filmed angrily attacking ultra-Orthodox Jews for not working and buying off politicians with big checks.
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Hostage brother's heartbreaking revelation: "We have no idea if Hamas killed my brother"
Roei Baruch, brother of Uriel Baruch, who was kidnapped on Simchat Torah and is believed to have been murdered by Hamas with his body held in Gaza, gave a heart-wrenching interview on Kikar Shabbat. He discussed the fight to bring back the hostages, strategies to secure their release, the call to pressure Hamas, and the Haredi community’s unique involvement, including the efforts of leading rabbis.
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The Haredi Torah world is alive and kicking - here's how
The Olam HaTorah Fund, a massive endeavor by the Israeli Haredi world, has stepped in to replace the government, following the Attorney General's decision to bar any funding to draft-eligible Haredi men or their institutions.
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How Conservatives Tried to Buy Haredi Rabbis (Part 2)
Kikar HaShabbat continues to expose extensive correspondence between Yizhar Hess, a representative of the Conservative movement, and Eyal Ostrinsky, in which they attempt to buy signatures from rabbis in Israel and abroad for letters opposing the Haredi faction in the World Zionist Organization.
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Crime & Justice
Suicide Watch, Secret Intel, and a Midnight Arrest: Rotter Case Just Got Deeper
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More Arrests in Bnei Brak Abuse Case Centered on ‘Shomrim’ Leader Haim Rotter
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Fake Iran Missile Alert Leads to Ambush on Police
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BREAKING: Name Released - Haim Rotter, Bnei Brak's "Guardian," Accused of 25 Years of Sexual Terror
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Travel
Akko's Old City: Explore Israel's 4,000-Year-Old Coastal Gem
Where Crusaders built tunnels, rabbis taught Torah, and empires clashed by the sea, Akko’s Old City is a living museum of faith, conflict, and coexistence.
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Bahai Gardens, a magical oasis
Discover the Bahai Gardens in Haifa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that blends spiritual symbolism, breathtaking design, and interfaith harmony. Learn when to visit, what to see, and the history behind this iconic Israeli landmark.
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Wizz Air and United Are Back as Israel’s Skies Open Up Again
Wizz Air and United Airlines are spearheading the return of international flights to Tel Aviv, with Wizz resuming on August 8 and United on July 21, following a ceasefire with Iran. The restoration, supported by eased travel advisories and Israel’s reopened airspace, signals a recovery for Ben Gurion Airport, though some carriers remain cautious.
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Ramon Crater: Israel’s Desert Wonder You NEED to Explore
Ramon Crater, the world’s largest erosion crater in Israel’s Negev Desert, captivates with its geological wonders, diverse wildlife, and activities like hiking, jeep tours, and stargazing. Best visited in spring or fall, it offers a unique blend of nature, history, and adventure.
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History
When a Talmudic Sage Was Suspected of Christianity: The Tragedy That Destroyed an Entire Family
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Léon Blum: The First Jewish Prime Minister of France Who Defied Hate and Made History
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The Jews | Column 3 – Barry Goldwater: The First Jewish Candidate for U.S. President
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The Jews | Column 2: Wilhelm Steinitz – The Father of Modern Chess
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LifeStyle
Israel’s Skies Reopen—But Foreign Airlines Too Scared To Return
Ben Gurion Airport has fully reopened after the 12-day Israel-Iran war, with Israeli airlines managing repatriation efforts amid a fragile ceasefire, while foreign carriers delay their return due to security concerns. Limited flight availability and high fares are expected this summer as airlines await greater regional stability.
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Fake ‘Rescue’ Website Steals Israeli Data as Citizens Scramble to Return Home
As thousands of Israelis remain stranded abroad due to the war with Iran, cybercriminals have launched a phishing attack aimed at stealing personal data by impersonating official rescue efforts. Authorities are urging vigilance as the scam spreads quickly, exploiting the chaos of wartime travel disruptions.
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Visa Threat in a War Zone: Europe Moves Against Israeli Travelers Amid Crisis
As Israel grapples with a devastating war and an unprecedented security crisis, the European Union is advancing legislation that could strip Israelis of visa-free travel, citing human rights concerns. The timing and focus of the move have sparked outrage, where many view the decision as politically motivated, discriminatory, and deeply insensitive.
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El Al Cleared for Shabbat Flights to Rescue Sick Israelis Abroad
In the midst of an ongoing national emergency, Israel's national airline has received rabbinical approval to operate rare Saturday flights in order to evacuate critically ill citizens from abroad. These emergency flights, classified as life-saving operations, underscore the extreme medical and humanitarian needs facing Israelis during wartime.
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Food
Business & Economy
Chocolate turns to gold in Israel: Prices soar 50% in 2025
Cocoa crisis in West Africa hits Israel hard, with luxury pricing likely to climb even higher.
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The Sad Demise of German Car Reliability: What Went Wrong?
Brands like Mercedes BMW Audi and Volkswagen have slipped in dependability as software complexities and global disruptions take their toll
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Israeli Startup Healthee Hits One Million U.S. Users, Tackling America’s Healthcare Maze
An Israeli healthtech startup is making waves in the U.S. healthcare system by simplifying the way Americans interact with their employer-based health insurance. With innovative AI technology and strategic partnerships, the company has rapidly scaled its reach to over a million households.
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Rafael Unveils Breakthrough Laser Defense Systems to Counter Drone and Missile Threats
Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems is set to showcase advanced laser interception systems at the Paris Air Show, designed to counter aerial threats like drones and missiles. These innovative systems, including mobile and maritime variants, aim to revolutionize global air defense with cost-effective precision.
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Tech
Chabad Rabbi Yitzchak Keselman named Microsoft Israel Corporate VP
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Elon Musk drops bombshell: Pro-Hamas hackers cripple X in massive cyberattack
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Trump's pushing to dismantle Google – Here's what you need to know
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Tesla stock drop shakes up billionaire rankings – Who’s at the top now?
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