U.S. CENTCOM Commander Kurilla Wraps Up Tenure After Key Role in Israel Operations

General Michael Kurilla has stepped down as CENTCOM Commander, with IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir praising his significant contributions to Israel’s security during a farewell visit. Kurilla’s leadership bolstered U.S.-Israel military cooperation, particularly during the “Swords of Iron” War and Operation “Rising Lion.”

IDF Chief of Staff: We Can Take Gaza City, Just As We Took Rafah

Zamir promised that the IDF would do everything possible to avoid harming the hostages or lead to them being harmed as they undertook this operation.

The Former Haredi Doctor Who Enlisted

After growing up as a Haredi, studying in yeshiva and not serving in the IDF – Lieutenant Dr. Tz. found himself undergoing a long process of reintegration into Israeli society, culminating in volunteering for reserve duty as a doctor. At age 37, with a baby on the way, he feels he has finally come full circle.

Two Serious Accidents in Jordan Valley — 17-Year-Old Girl Killed, Nine Injured

Deadly crash near Adora claims the life of a teenage pedestrian; separate collision near Peza’el leaves multiple casualties.

Antisemitic Vandalism Defaces Israeli-American Council Headquarters in Los Angeles

Nazi symbols and hate messages were found defacing the Israeli-American Council headquarters in Los Angeles, prompting police investigation and community response.

AI Platforms Fail to Stop Antisemitism – Shocking Study Exposes Gaps

A study by StopAntisemitism revealed inconsistent handling of antisemitic content by major AI platforms, with some failing to clearly condemn harmful tropes, particularly regarding Israel. The findings highlight the need for stronger safeguards as AI becomes a dominant information source.

Ancient Aramaic Inscription Unearthed in Dead Sea Cave Sheds Light on Jewish History

Archaeologists uncover rare 2,000-year-old Aramaic inscription in Dead Sea cave, offering insights into Jewish rebellion against Roman rule and ancient history.

Art Against Hate: Exhibit Illuminates Modern Antisemitism in Chile

No Discriminarás" exhibition in Chile features powerful illustrations addressing modern antisemitism through art, bringing together community leaders to combat discrimination

Iranian Dissident Journalist Attacked at London Hostage Release Rally

Iranian journalist Niyak Ghorbani was violently attacked during a London protest calling for Hamas to release Israeli hostages. Multiple assailants involved, one arrested.

Senior Chinese Diplomat and Top Foreign Minister Contender Vanishes Mysteriously

Senior Chinese diplomat Liu Jianchao, seen as a top contender for foreign minister, has vanished amid a secretive investigation, sparking speculation about turmoil in China’s foreign policy leadership.

Spectacular and Rare: Meteor Lights Up Australia’s Night Sky | Watch

A rare meteor event dazzled Victoria, Australia with a dramatic light show and sonic boom. Experts estimate the object was basketball to refrigerator-sized, as thousands witness the phenomenon.

Leaked Files Uncover Iran’s Secret Passport Plot to Infiltrate America

Leaked Venezuelan documents reveal a decade-long scheme issuing fraudulent passports to thousands of Iranians, Syrians, and Lebanese, some linked to terrorism, raising fears of infiltration into the U.S. The operation, allegedly facilitated by a Hezbollah-linked diplomat and a former Venezuelan official, exploited passport system vulnerabilities to enable global mobility for potential operatives.

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

Private Meeting in Bnei Brak: Rabbi to US Ambassador — “Ask Trump to Help Us”

In a private 25-minute meeting, Rabbi Dov Landau asked the US ambassador to deliver a personal message to Trump about the survival of the Torah world

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.

Women Ordering Food Under Male Names Get More? New Study Explains Why

New research and viral TikTok experiment reveal how gender-based names affect food portion sizes in takeout orders, highlighting potential unconscious bias in service industry.

Meghan Markle’s Family Feud Returns to Court, Clouding Prince Harry’s Hopes for Royal Reconciliation

Ongoing legal battle with half-sister threatens to overshadow Duke of Sussex’s quiet efforts to mend royal rift. Latest developments in Meghan Markle's legal battle with half-sister Samantha could impact Prince Harry's efforts to mend royal family ties. 

Meghan Markle's Birthday Message Blows Up (But Not In a Good Way)

The Duchess of Sussex's 44th birthday message, posted by her own lifestyle brand, reignites criticism over self-promotion and deepens public skepticism.

Israeli Makeup Trends: Clean Beauty Meets Bold Expression in 2025

Discover how Israeli makeup trends are evolving in 2025, from sustainable beauty to tech-driven personalization, as the industry embraces clean products and creative self-expression.

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.

The Secret Language of Dreams: What Google Searches Say About You

Explore how Google unveil universal dream themes and cultural patterns across 7 languages. 

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

Tu B’Av 2025: The Joyful Holiday Where Love Meets Jewish Tradition

Tu B’Av, known as the Jewish Valentine’s Day, celebrates love and unity with historical roots in ancient matchmaking traditions and modern festivities like romantic outings and gift-giving. The holiday, marked by joyous events and creative activities, offers opportunities for couples and singles to connect through meaningful gestures and communal celebrations.

Step Into Central Perk: FRIENDS Pop-Up Takes Tel Aviv by Storm

Warner Bros. has opened a FRIENDS-themed pop-up at Tel Aviv’s Azrieli Sarona Mall, featuring interactive sets and a kosher café. The attraction, blending nostalgia with exclusive merchandise, offers fans a chance to immerse themselves in the sitcom’s world.

Beauty and the Beast Shines Bright in Lavish Israeli Production

Disney's Beauty and the Beast comes to life in a spectacular Hebrew production featuring Lihi Toledano and Ychizkel Lazarov, bringing Broadway-caliber entertainment to Israel.

Subliminal Sparks Outrage with Fiery Rant on Live TV

Israeli rapper Subliminal ignites debate with heated remarks against emigration during i24NEWS interview, highlighting growing tensions in Israeli society amid Gaza conflict.