Hamas’s Cruel Chaos: Can’t Find 28 Murdered Hostages’ Bodies
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"The Girl Died": Hostage Survivor Reveals the Exact Moment Her Innocence Was Lost on October 7th
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Flotilla Activist Arrested After Biting Female Guard at Israeli Prison
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Life-Threatening Risk: Israel Warns Red Cross Against Overfeeding Hostages Before Release
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"Eliminate Hamas": Gazan Residents Make Controversial Plea for IDF to Complete Mission
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Middle East
Israel’s Ultimate Demand: Will Trump Force Qatar and Turkey to Expel Hamas Leaders?
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Demand for Action: Iran-Backed Group Urges Arab Nations to Stand Against Proposed Plan
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Green Prince Declares War on 'Anarchy Flotilla' With Unprecedented Counter-Rally
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Hamas Vows 'Victory' After Failed Doha Strike: Al-Hayya’s First Words Since Son’s Death are Pure Venom
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Israel News
Freed Terrorist Caught in Jerusalem Park Carrying Weapon, Faces New Indictment
A 19-year-old from East Jerusalem, previously released as part of a hostage deal, was arrested this week after police found him armed with a nine-centimeter knife, leading to a new indictment and a request for pre-trial detention.
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Liberman: Israel-Iran War Coming Soon
Censor Orders Removal of Lieberman’s Iran Remarks as Security Officials Slam “Irresponsible Fearmongering"
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Israel, U.S., and Jordan Conduct Rare Joint Op to Rescue Palestinian Woman from Gaza
A daring 19-hour joint mission between Israel, the U.S., and Jordan successfully rescued 59-year-old Ahlam Firwana from war-torn Gaza after months of failed attempts. Coordinated with the IDF, Shin Bet, and Mossad, the covert operation required a temporary halt in Israeli airstrikes to ensure safe passage, marking one of the most complex humanitarian evacuations since the war began.
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"The Girl Died": Hostage Survivor Reveals the Exact Moment Her Innocence Was Lost on October 7th
Mia Shem, a survivor of Hamas captivity, shares her harrowing journey from an innocent 21-year-old dancer to a determined woman, insisting that while physical freedom can be taken, the freedom to imagine hope cannot.
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Popular Thai Restaurant Bans All Israelis
An Israeli tourist reported a humiliating incident after being barred from entering a popular restaurant on the Thai island of Koh Phangan due to a sign reading "No Israel[is]."
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"They Messed With the Wrong Mother": Jewish Child Attacked at School on October 7 Anniversary
Scottish journalist's 13-year-old son targeted with antisemitic threats at school on Hamas attack anniversary. Mother vows action as incident highlights rising UK antisemitism concerns.
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Disgraceful: Rabbi Attacked While Building Sukkah
A Teaneck rabbi was violently attacked outside his Bergenfield home while preparing for the Sukkot holiday, but was saved when two residents subdued the assailant before police arrived.
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The 21-Point Plot Twist: Will the Holiness of Sukkot Finally 'Bring Them Home'?
Netanyahu ties Sukkot festival to potential breakthrough in hostage negotiations, as families build symbolic 'Hostage Sukkot' while diplomatic efforts intensify under 21-point peace plan.
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NYC on Fire: Pro-Palestinian Mob Shuts Down Manhattan on October 7 Anniversary
Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators shut down parts of Manhattan on the October 7 attack anniversary, sparking controversy over displayed symbols and clashing with memorial events.
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Megyn Kelly Claps Back: “Tucker and Candace Are Not the Enemy”
Megyn Kelly defends her right to critique Israel’s actions while supporting American Jews facing harassment, and refuses to distance herself from Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens, calling Carlson a vital voice and highlighting pressures faced by conservative media figures.
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CBS News Is About To Get A Radical Pro-Israel Makeover
Paramount Global, now led by Skydance Media, has acquired Bari Weiss’s The Free Press for $150 million, appointing Weiss as CBS News editor-in-chief. The move sparks debate over potential pro-Israel bias, editorial shifts, and the future of legacy media amid ongoing Middle East conflicts.
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The Macron Situation: France's Latest Political Meltdown
In short, Macron's "continuity cabinet" bet flopped hard, exposing France's paralysis. It's a mix of hubris, bad polls, and a polarized Assembly, think U.S. Congress on steroids, but with baguettes.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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Crime & Justice
Father’s Chilling Denial: Calls Daughter’s Death a ‘Mistake’
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Pregnant Woman Shot Dead by Ex-Husband in Jerusalem Parking Lot
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Woman Accused of Drowning Her Dementia-Stricken Mother-in-Law: "I Only Wanted to Cool Her Down"
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Jerusalem Man’s Shocking Graffiti Stuns Commuters: Holocaust Comparison at Train Station
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Travel
A Flight from Hell: The Mysterious Illness That Turned a British Airways Trip into a Nightmare
A British Airways flight from London to Sharm El Sheikh became a 40-hour nightmare after a mysterious illness prompted an emergency landing, where hazmat-suited crews boarded the plane and sent passengers into a state of total panic.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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History
From Migration to Revolution: – Between Muhammad and Joshua
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Ancient Aramaic Inscription Unearthed in Dead Sea Cave Sheds Light on Jewish History
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A World Destroyed and a World Repaired – Muhammad vs Biblical Prophets: Contrasting End-of-Time Visions
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Islam, Judaism, and What Lies Between Them
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LifeStyle
Your Sedentary Lifestyle is Killing You
“Sitting is the new smoking” isn’t just a catchphrase, it’s a health crisis. Research links prolonged sitting to heart disease, diabetes, and early death, rivaling smoking’s risks. Experts urge small lifestyle shifts to counteract the dangers of our sedentary routines.
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Spanish Influencer Denies Oct. 7 Atrocities on Live TV
Spanish social media personality Ana Alcalde sparks outrage by denying documented Hamas sexual violence during October 7 attacks while participating in Gaza Freedom Flotilla.
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57% Say Marriage is Broken: The Hidden Toll of Israel’s Prolonged Reserve Duty
New CBS study reveals alarming impact of prolonged military reserve duty on Israeli families, with 30% considering separation and majority requiring psychological support.
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Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco Tie the Knot in California
Singer-actress Selena Gomez married producer Benny Blanco in an intimate California ceremony featuring A-list guests, custom Ralph Lauren attire, and Jewish cultural elements.
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Food
Effortless Perfection: The Ultimate Cheesecake in 5 Easy Steps
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The guide to the perfect dessert: How to make cheesecake caramel cups in three simple steps
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Jerusalem Distillery Puts City's Air Into Award-Winning Vodka
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Deadly Dip: How Guacamole Sparked Italy’s Worst Food Scare in Years
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Business & Economy
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Tech
Meet QD-SOL: Producing Green Hydrogen Directly from Sunlight and Water
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Israel Launches Advanced Spy Satellite, Bolstering All-Weather Surveillance
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The New Gold Rush: Why This Precious Metal is Suddenly Worth More Than Ever
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Following Teen’s Suicide, OpenAI Announces Parental Controls: Here’s How It Will Work
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Culture
10,000+ : The Unreleased Odeya Azoulay Song That Just Blew Up TikTok
Israeli singer Odeya Azoulay's new EP features "Rockey," a track that gained massive TikTok popularity with 10,000+ videos before its official release, alongside religious-pop fusion.
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Parents ( & Elon Musk) Declare War on Netflix - Here's What To Know
Families are switching to alternatives like Disney+ (ironically, despite its own controversies) or ad-free platforms, unwilling to subsidize what they view as harmful propaganda. As one post put it, "With as many posts... about trans ideology being woven throughout many movies/shows for kids on @netflix we can safely say, THEY ARE definitely AFTER OUR CHILDREN and [it's] time to CANCEL them."
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Bryan Adams Ruins His Canadian Concert With One Sentence | WATCH
At his show in Canada on September 27, Adams paused the performance to address his audience, calling attention to the suffering in Gaza and asking concertgoers to raise their lights in solidarity for children there, while mentioning nothing about October 7th or the hostages, obviously.
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Born in a Death Camp: The Survivor Giving Voice to Johansson's New Movie
Rita Zohar, born in a concentration camp, brings authenticity to Scarlett Johansson's directorial debut 'Eleanor the Great', sharing her survival story through a complex narrative.
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