Ex Hostage Segev Kalfon Describes Chilling Moment Hamas Murderers Planned to Execute Him, and How He Was Saved

Segev Kalfon recounts the most difficult moments of his life, from the moment he was abducted from the Nova festival, through his captivity in Gaza, his time in Hamas tunnels, and the moment he was a hair’s breadth from certain death. “I cried out Shema Yisrael Hashem Elokeinu Hashem Echad, forgive me, Creator of the World, for going to a party on Shabbat.”

Hamas Operatives Seize Humanitarian Aid Truck in Khan Yunis | WATCH

Shocking footage from a U.S. MQ-9 drone shows Hamas fighters in Khan Yunis seizing a humanitarian aid truck, attacking the driver, and stealing supplies, marking the first release of such material by the U.S. command in Kiryat Gat.

Hamas Terrorists Fire on IDF Soldiers in Rafah

Nahal Brigade Combat Teams Conduct Operations East of the Yellow Line, Targeting Underground Rocket Launchers

Hamas Returns Bodies, But They aren't Hostage Bodies

Over the weekend, Israeli authorities reported that the terrorist organization Hamas continues to violate the agreement on the release of hostages and the ceasefire in Gaza. 

Shabbos Candle Lighting times - Parshas Lech Lecha

Shabbat Candle Lighting times for Jerusalem, Hebron, Tel Aviv, Eilat, Haifa, Be'er Sheva, Tzfat and Gush Etzion.

More Pictures: Million Man Haredi Rally in Jerusalem

The heads of yeshivas and Hasidic rebbes, the signs held by the masses, and the prayer that shook the entrance to Jerusalem: A special gallery of photos capturing the most powerful moments from the historic rally in support of Torah study.

Neo-Nazis: Harvard Magazine Suspended After Publishing "Blood and Soil" Manifesto

Harvard's conservative publication The Salient suspended after publishing column invoking Nazi "blood and soil" slogan, sparking campus-wide condemnation.

UK Bus Driver Traps Crying Jewish Passenger, Threatens Him as a 'Mossad Agent | WATCH

Coverage of antisemitic incidents on London's public transport network, including investigations, community responses, and safety measures for passengers.

Deadly Shooting Rocks Crete: At Least Two Killed, 10+ Injured 

A deadly family feud erupted in the village of Vorizia, Crete, as gunmen unleashed over 2,000 bullets, killing two and wounding more than 10, including a child, in a shocking vendetta that has left the mountainous community reeling and authorities scrambling to contain the violence.

Zohran Mamdani Vows to Shut Down Technion’s NYC Campus if Elected Mayor

In a stunning escalation of anti-Israel activism in American politics, Zohran Mamdani, the Muslim, BDS-aligned frontrunner for New York City mayor, has vowed to shut down the Technion’s Roosevelt Island campus, denouncing the Israeli university’s ties to defense research.

Heritage Foundation Defends Tucker Carlson Amid Backlash Over Nick Fuentes Interview

As outrage erupts over Tucker Carlson’s interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes, the Heritage Foundation doubles down, defending Carlson in the name of “free speech.” Heritage president Kevin Roberts’ fiery statement has ignited a conservative civil war, pitting defenders of open discourse against those warning of creeping antisemitism within the American right.

Flooding Reported in Brooklyn, Flash Flood Warnings for Flatbush

According to NY Actions on X: Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect for New York City. Severe flooding is impacting traffic and transit. Residents should avoid flooded areas.

'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.

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.

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

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.

Israel’s ‘Wedding of the Year’: Strict Rules and Double Event for Noa Kirel and Daniel Peretz

Israeli stars Noa Kirel and Daniel Peretz plan two-day wedding celebration with strict entry rules, phone ban, and age restrictions. Get exclusive details on their November nuptials.

From Supermodel to Stateswoman: Behind Ivanka's 'Serious' Israel Clothes

Trump's First Daughter Ivanka Trump makes strategic wardrobe choices during her Israel visit, combining diplomacy with style at the Western Wall and Hostages Square rally in Tel Aviv.

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.

Labubu Doll Craze Fades, Wiping Out Billions in Market Value

The viral frenzy surrounding Labubu dolls appears to be fading, causing a sharp 9% plunge in the shares of their maker, Pop Mart International Group. The stock's tumble wiped out billions in market value, despite the company's explosive growth earlier this year. 

Goldman Sachs: Gold Could Hit $5,000 an Ounce

Goldman Sachs warns investors that political pressure on the Fed could ignite an unprecedented flight into bullion.

Amazon Is Killing the Secret Trick You Used to Share Prime Shipping for Free

If you’ve been getting free shipping thanks to a friend or family member outside your home, your benefits now have an expiration date. Amazon is closing the loophole, making Prime accounts more personal – but there's a small consolation prize.

Louvre Cracked Wide Open: Five More Suspects Arrested in $102 Million Jewel Heist

Five new suspects arrested in Louvre Museum jewel heist investigation. $102M in stolen royal treasures still missing as French authorities expand probe.

Two Years After Matthew Perry’s Death: Partner Launches True Crime Channel

On the second anniversary of Matthew Perry’s death, Partner launches Partner TV+ in Israel, introducing a 24/7 True Crime channel, a Heroes Channel honoring fallen soldiers, and a major upgrade for 200,000 subscribers with exclusive specials, premium content, and new AI-driven features.

Next Big Hit in Israel? Lior Narkis and Sasson Shaulov Release New Duet

Lior Narkis and Sasson Shaulov release a duet, “Ahavat Chinam,” ahead of Narkis’s personal new album Dissonance. The track celebrates unity, hope, and resilience, offering a first taste of positivity from an album reflecting a turbulent year of loss, struggle, and emotional growth.

Partners in Genocide? The Outrageous Letter Sent to Israeli Directors Banned from IDFA

IDFA denies entry to Israeli film industry figures due to state funding connections, sparking debate over cultural boycotts and artistic independence in documentary filmmaking.