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Zohran Mamdani doubles down on attacks against Israeli prime minister in CNN interview, but acknowledges he lacks authority to detain him during New York visitsread more

Students at Tiferet HaLevi Yeshiva returned from Kol Nidrei to find their dormitory rooms ransacked and large sums of cash stolen, including funds collected for all-night Shabbat study sessions.read more

Rare footage from khat plantations reveals how the stimulant leaf is harvested and regrows in just 20 days - and the devastating toll it takes on Yemen's water, agriculture, and families.read more

Opposition leaders Avigdor Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot are scheduled to meet this evening, according to reports.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his wife Sara, and sons Yair and Avner spent Kol Nidrei and evening prayers at the Jerusalem home of billionaire Moti Sonnenfeld, who served as cantorread more

After wave of Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure, Moscow erects massive metal nets and steel canopies over fuel depots and refineriesread more

Dramatic footage captures the moment a 229-meter bulk carrier plowed into a small fishing boat in one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, sending water flooding across the deck as crew members clung to railingsread more

Argentine President Javier Milei stated in an interview with French network LCI that the world is divided into three blocs: the USA, Russia, and China, with Europe's position uncertain. Milei declared his decision to align with the USA and Israel based on his identification with Western values. He cited passages from the Torah, particularly the Book of Exodus, calling it "the most important liberation story in the history of humanity" and comparing Moses and Aaron's stand against Pharaoh to modern geopolitical dynamics.

British PM Andy Burnham approved limited RAF air-to-air refueling for Saudi jets defending against Houthi missiles and drones.read more

Avi Issacharoff slammed Mark Ruffalo's Gaza genocide accusations at a London panel, arguing daily aid trucks disprove the claim and Hamas is to blame.read more

Argentine President Javier Milei warned that Europe may cease to represent what it once did for the West if people don't become aware of the current situation. He criticized what he called "wokeism" for creating disaster in Europe, describing the migration problem and unemployment as "terrible." Milei also stated that Europe is overregulated.

Kyrgyzstan's official government jet is en route to Ben Gurion Airport, but no presidential visit to Israel has been announced.read more

Security establishment recommends major expansion of submarine force as Turkey operates 14 subs and plans to grow its fleet to 18 in coming yearsread more

U.S. president spoke with Rashad al-Alimi, head of Yemen's Saudi-backed Presidential Leadership Council, but declined to commit American forces against Houthis despite direct request for military aidread more

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to fly to New York for the UN General Assembly, but journalist Tal Schneider notes the unusual nature of his visit: a brief touchdown and immediate returnread more

Prominent attorney Guy Busi delivers stark assessment of opposition bloc's prospects in upcoming elections, says even with Arab parties they fall short of majorityread more

Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam is expected to meet Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, according to Lebanese newspaper Al-Modon. Such a high-level meeting between Lebanese and Iranian officials has not occurred in a long time.

Gadi Eisenkot told 103FM that despite media portrayals suggesting otherwise, communication between opposition party leaders continues, with party representatives meeting every week. He stated they share a common goal and expects a joint meeting of the leaders in the near future.

Approximately 130 heads of state are traveling to New York for the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, with numerous diplomatic meetings scheduled throughout the week. President Trump is set to address the assembly today, following Brazilian President Lula da Silva, who speaks first per longstanding tradition. Iran's president will deliver remarks on Wednesday. Prime Minister Netanyahu is scheduled to speak Thursday at approximately 21:00 Israel time. Palestinian Authority Chairman Abu Mazen is also expected to address the assembly Thursday via video after being denied entry to the United States.

U.S. Vice President JD Vance attributed high gas prices to Iranian attacks on commercial shipping. "A lot of Americans are saying, well, why are gas prices so high? It's because the Iranians continue to fire missiles and drones at commercial shipping. This is fundamentally about the Iranians," Vance stated.