Netanyahu Attacks Macron: "Recognition of Palestinians Has Increased Antisemitism"

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sharply attacked French President Emmanuel Macron in a letter sent to the Élysée Palace: "Your call to establish a Palestinian state has increased the antisemitic fire."

Senior Political Source: No Partial Deals, We Want All Hostages

Following reports of Hamas's agreement to the hostage deal framework, a senior political source said that "Israel demands the release of all 50 hostages in accordance with the principles set by the Cabinet for ending the war. We are at the stage of Hamas's final decision and will not leave any hostage behind."

Spike in Depression Among American Jews Tied to Rising Antisemitism, Study Finds

 A UC Davis study shows depression and anxiety among American Jews have spiked since October 7, driven less by distant trauma than by rising U.S. antisemitism.

COGAT: UN Undercounts Thousands of Aid Trucks

COGAT issued a statement today saying that its investigation and data show that the UN has been consistently undercounting the amount of aid trucks entering the Strip by a factor of 2.5.

When Muhammad Meets Abarbanel: Punishment, Kingship, and Forbidden Foods

Muhammad’s Medinan claim that many Jewish laws were punitive finds surprising echoes inside Judaism itself, from Abarbanel’s reading of monarchy as a concession to Kabbalah’s view that food prohibitions are temporary.

Uber Driver Assaults Jewish Family in Vienna, Calls Them "Baby Killers"

A Jewish family, including Israeli members, was violently ejected from an Uber in Vienna last week after being verbally attacked with “child killer” slurs, as antisemitic incidents surge across the city.

Belgian Jewish Family Told To Leave Vacation Home After Praying

A Haredi Jewish family vacationing in Koksijde, Belgium, faced eviction and harassment over a brief Shabbat gathering, pointing to a broader surge in antisemitism across the region following the Israel-Hamas war.

47 Israelis Stranded As Bosnia Hotel Dumps Israeli Tourists' Passports

Forty-seven Israeli tourists are stranded in Sarajevo after their passports were discarded in a hotel trash bin, officially deemed an accident, but some suspect it was an intentional act driven by antisemitism. The Israeli embassy and Bosnian authorities are working to issue replacement documents, while the incident raises concerns about anti-Israel sentiment in the region.

Aurora Alert: Skywatchers Prepare for Spectacular Display Across U.S. 

A minor geomagnetic storm brings spectacular aurora borealis viewing opportunities to over a dozen northern U.S. states. Learn optimal viewing times and locations for this rare phenomenon

Zelenskyy Enters Meeting With Trump, This Time Wearing A Suit

European leaders arrived this evening one after another at the White House, ahead of a historic meeting with President Trump that is expected to determine the US position regarding the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

Times Square Chaos: Bomb Scare Sparks NYPD Shutdown

Times Square was temporarily closed after a suspicious cylinder-style device, later deemed a hoax, was found outside an NYPD substation, prompting an evacuation and Bomb Squad investigation. Police are pursuing a suspect seen on video leaving the device, with the area reopened after the all-clear was given.

Miami Mom Sues Roblox and Discord Over Child Sexual Abuse Case

Miami mother sues Roblox and Discord after predator allegedly used platforms to groom and assault her 11-year-old daughter. Platforms face scrutiny over child safety measures.

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.

Nadeen Ayoub Representing 'Palestinian State' in Miss Universe

Nadeen Ayoub becomes the first-ever Miss Palestine to compete in Miss Universe, marking a historic moment as she prepares to represent "Palestine" on the global pageant stage in Bangkok.

Israeli Influencer Confronts Man After Sexual Harassment in Broad Daylight

Israeli social media influencer Danit Greenberg publicly confronts and documents a man who sexually harassed her in Tel Aviv, sparking debate about street harassment in Israel.

Prince William and Kate to Move Family to Windsor Estate

The Prince and Princess of Wales are relocating their family to Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park, an eight-bedroom property that combines royal heritage with modern living.

50°C in Israel: Could Extreme Heat Become the New Normal?

As temperatures in Israel reach unprecedented highs, experts warn of a new climate normal. Learn how cities are adapting and what residents can do to cope with extreme heat conditions.

World’s First Flying Taxi Just Took Off, And It Could Replace Your Uber

Joby Aviation's electric air taxi successfully flew between two public airports, marking a breakthrough in urban air mobility. The flight brings flying taxis closer to commercial reality.

Revealed: The Mysterious European Country Behind Elbit’s $1.6 Billion Mega-Deal

The landmark contract includes advanced strike systems, drones, electronic warfare and intelligence solutions – setting Elbit on track to shatter global sales records in 2025.

$2.4 Billion: How Donald Trump Got Rich

Investigation reveals Donald Trump accumulated $2.4 billion from various cryptocurrency investments since 2022, representing 43% of his political-era wealth amid regulatory concerns.

Bitcoin Smashes $124K Record

Crypto’s flagship surges to all-time high on U.S. inflation data, regulatory tailwinds, and Trump administration moves to open retirement accounts to digital assets

“Ketamine Queen” Pleads Guilty in Matthew Perry Death Case, Faces 11 Years in Prison

'Ketamine Queen' Jasmin Sanga admits supplying drugs that led to Matthew Perry's death, and now faces a minimum of 11 years in prison. Sanga is the fifth person to plead guilty in the actor's overdose case.

Osher Cohen Chooses Stage Over Business

Israeli singer Osher Cohen closes his OCF Records label to concentrate on performing and producing music. His latest release "August Dump" achieves chart success across all tracks.

Cambridge Dictionary Welcomes 6,000 New Words, Including ‘Skibidi’ and ‘Tradwife’

The Cambridge Dictionary has added over 6,000 new words, including internet slang like “skibidi” and “tradwife,” reflecting shifts in language driven by social media and modern lifestyles. The update highlights how digital culture and environmental concerns are shaping English vocabulary.

From Patrol to Spotlight: Officer Stuns Crowd Singing with Sasson Shaulov

22-year-old police officer Renana Hovav captivates audience in unexpected performance with Sasson Shaulov, as viral TikTok video reaches 700,000 views while pursuing her music dreams.