One Year After Israel's Pager Attack: Hezbollah's Dramatic Fall From "Grace"

Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Imagine how many Gazans would still be alive if Hamas well and truly got the message last year: Don't mess with Israel.

Hezbollah Marks Anniversary of Pager Attacks with Defiant Video

 Hezbollah was once a deadly, powerful and frightening enemy of Israel's. It's still an enemy, but it has been downgraded, humiliated publicly and is struggling to rebuild. In addition, Lebanon is pressuring it to give up its weapons, and America is joining Lebanon.They will never truly be the same, and for that, we are grateful.

Israel's Hostage Envoy Admits "Failure" And Reveals Why the Gaza War Is Moving So Slowly

Israel's hostage affairs envoy Gal Hirsch acknowledges setbacks in hostage recovery efforts and reveals why IDF is conducting slower, more careful military operations in Gaza.

Bassem Youssef Admits: I invented that Israel killed Charlie Kirk

It's one thing to lie through your teeth, but then to whitewash a bald faced lie as comedy, that's something else.

New Study Reveals Most Jewish Students Worldwide Conceal Their Identity on Campus

A global survey found that more than three-quarters of Jewish students are hiding their religious and Zionist affiliations on campus, with researchers describing the situation as "nothing short of dire."

'Antisemite of the Week': What Happened to Marcia Cross?

'Desperate Housewives' star Marcia Cross faces backlash from StopAntisemitism watchdog group for controversial social media posts about Israel and Holocaust comparisons.

Shocking Details of a Violent Attack on a Disabled Israeli Veteran  in Athens 

An Israeli man and a group of his attackers were all arrested by Greek police following a pro-Palestinian demonstration. The Israeli man's partner claims he was treated as a dangerous criminal despite being the victim, raising concerns about their safety and legal representation.

The New Rule the UK Has for Israeli Military Personnel

Britain's Ministry of Defence has barred Israeli military personnel from enrolling at a prestigious London academy, citing its disapproval of Israel's Gaza City offensive and marking the latest in a series of diplomatic restrictions.

The Bloody Shirt Tactic - and Charlie Kirk

Like the "Bloody Shirt Tactic" that helped launch the career of Jesse Jackson after Martin Luther King Jr.'s death, people are now using Kirk's tragic death to take over leadership of the movement he founded.

Trump Comes To Windsor Castle | WATCH

U.S. President Trump received unprecedented second ceremonial welcome at Windsor Castle, featuring royal procession and diplomatic meetings with King Charles III and royal family.

Alexei Navalny's wife makes a bombshell accusation about his death | WATCH

Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, claimed that independent tests on biological samples secretly transported abroad prove her husband was deliberately poisoned. She asserted that two foreign laboratories concluded his death was a targeted killing, not a natural one, and demanded they publicly release their findings. 

Iran Begs European Powers to Halt Snapback Sanctions

 With the "snapback" mechanism deadline just weeks away, Iran is offering to resume nuclear inspections as a conditional "olive branch," but warns that any "hostile actions" would void the deal. The talks represent a critical last-ditch effort to de-escalate tensions, with Europe caught between U.S. pressure and the risk of a full-blown nuclear crisis.

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

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

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.

Shalva: Pioneering Disability Care and Inclusion in Jerusalem

In exclusive interview to JFeed, Dr. Liron Benisti explore innovative approach to disability care in Jerusalem, featuring groundbreaking Shalva programs and a enviroment that transform lives.

From a Quest for Justice to a Life of Faith: Chaya Bisker’s Journey to Her True Identity

Follow Chaya Bisker's transformative journey from a Colombian constitutional lawyer to an Orthodox Jewish leader, discovering her true identity and purpose through faith and motherhood.

The Hidden Secret to Happiness: Why You Need to Spend More Time Alone

A new cultural shift is changing how we view being alone. Discover how "chosen solitude" can be a powerful path to happiness and fulfillment, and learn how to find joy and creativity in your own company.

Slaughter on Wheels: Report Reveals Frightening Numbers Behind Silent Injury Pandemic

Grim data for 2024 published in the U.S. indicates a steep and alarming rise in injuries from the popular mode of transport. Safety experts warn that the combination of a lack of regulation and use without protective gear is contributing to the crisis.

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.

Musk Sues Apple and OpenAI in Battle Over AI Dominance

The billionaire accuses Apple of unfairly promoting ChatGPT in the App Store while sidelining rivals like his own Grok, a case that could reshape AI regulation and competition.

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.

Noga Erez To Perform at Coachella 2026: The Firestorm Has Already Started

Israeli artist Noga Erez's upcoming Coachella performance generates controversy amid political tensions, as she shares the stage with artists known for anti-Israel stances.

More Than a Memoir: Inside Eric Trump's New Book and Its Shocking Revelations

Eric Trump's upcoming memoir 'Under Siege' reveals behind-the-scenes insights into the Trump family's political and legal challenges, with proceeds benefiting Turning Point USA.

Eurovision on the Brink: Spain Delivers an Ultimatum Over Israel's Participation

Spain becomes the first major Eurovision backer to boycott the 2026 contest if Israel participates, joining Netherlands, Ireland and Iceland in the growing protest movement.

Hollywood Icon Robert Redford Dies at 89

Robert Redford, the iconic actor, director, and founder of the Sundance Film Festival, passed away at 89. Known for his roles in films like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Sting, Redford’s career spanned decades, earning him critical acclaim and an Academy Award for directing Ordinary People.