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Trapped in Rafah: IDF Elite Rescues Wounded Collaborators in High-Risk Gaza Mission
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Drama at European Foreign Ministers Meeting: All Proposals Against Israel Were Blocked
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IDF Continues Night Operations in Beit Hanoun | WATCH
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Edelstein: No draft law without personal sanctions and oversight
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Middle East
50km From Israel, Syrian Tanks Destroyed by IDF | WATCH
The Israeli military struck several Syrian regime tanks heading toward the Druze-controlled al-Suwayda region, around 50km from Israel's northern border.
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Breaking: Netanyahu Signals Major Concession to Hamas – Is a Deal Finally Close?
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She Survived the Blast—But Not the War: 30th Victim of Iran’s Missiles Dies Weeks After Attack
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What Israeli Troops Just Found in Syria Will Shock You: Rockets, Mines, and a Hidden War Arsenal
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Report: Iranian President Pezeshkian Injured in Israeli Strike
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Israel Confirms Iran’s Enriched Uranium Survived Airstrikes: “Impossible to Truly Destroy It”
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Who’s Behind the Persian ‘Mossad’ Account Stirring Up Iran’s Regime?
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Lifeline for Hamas? Israel and EU Reach Agreement on Gaza Aid
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Israel News
“A Golden Boy”: Remembering Shoham Menachem, Killed in Gaza Yesterday
He called it “meaningful.” His family called him “light.” In a single explosion, a legacy of pride became a legacy of grief.
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GRAPHIC: Suwayda heats up, many dead and wounded in clashes between Syrian Regime Forces and Druze
Violence in As-Suwayda has sharply escalated following Druze-Bedouin clashes, regime military deployments, and Israeli airstrikes targeting Syrian forces. At least 37 are dead, hundreds have mobilized, and foreign powers, including Israel and Turkey, are now visibly involved.
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Cleared for Publication: IDF Soldier Takes His Own Life at Northern Base
An IDF Nahal Brigade soldier who fought in the recent Gaza war took his own life at a northern base in the Golan Heights, marking the third soldier suicide in the past ten days.
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Edelstein: Haredi MKs are lying about the draft law proposal
MK Yuli Edelstein, who is currently being blamed for the collapse of the coalition, says that Haredi MKs are distorting what he did with the draft law proposal.
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Jewish World
Polish Lawmaker Denies Nazi Gas Chambers Existed
Polish authorities are probing far-right lawmaker Grzegorz Braun for Holocaust denial and promoting antisemitic blood libels, after his July 10, 2025, claims dismissing Nazi gas chambers as “fake” and asserting ritual murder accusations as fact.
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Israeli Researcher Sues Stanford, Alleging Antisemitic Sabotage of Diabetes Work
A landmark case at the crossroads of science, identity, and the rising cost of being openly Jewish on campus.
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Teacher Called Jewish Girl ‘Half-Human’ Amid 781 Antisemitic Incidents
New federal survey reveals systemic hate in Ontario’s K-12 education system, with nearly half of cases ignored by school officials.
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Supreme Court Shocker: Israel Must Let Women Take Chief Rabbinate Exams
Israel's Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the Chief Rabbinate must allow women to take its official rabbinic ordination exams
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World News
GRAPHIC! Julani (al-Sharaa) hasn't changed a bit
People were quick to hope that al-Julani has made real and serious changes in himself, which would pass down to his regime. But alas, people got it so very wrong.
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Why The Sudden Change in Trump's Ukraine-Russia War Stance?
President Donald Trump’s abrupt pivot from urging Ukraine to accept Russia’s terms to bolstering Kyiv with military aid and sanctions threats stems from Putin’s bad-faith diplomacy and Zelensky’s skillful outreach.Backed by NATO unity and bipartisan support, Trump’s new strategy aims to pressure Moscow into a ceasefire by raising the costs of its faltering war.
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Why Omar Fateh is Bad News for the Jews
A Mamdani clone is running for office in Minneapolis, with a platform almost identical to Mamdani's - including the Israel hatred.
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Musk’s xAI Just Landed a U.S. Defense Contract — And It's Only the Beginning
The Pentagon signs on. Federal agencies get instant access. Elon Musk’s Grok for Government is stepping straight into Washington’s most powerful corridors.
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Curtis Sliwa: Ultra-Orthodox Jews don't vote like "normal Americans"
The GOP candidate for New York mayor was filmed angrily attacking ultra-Orthodox Jews for not working and buying off politicians with big checks.
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Hostage brother's heartbreaking revelation: "We have no idea if Hamas killed my brother"
Roei Baruch, brother of Uriel Baruch, who was kidnapped on Simchat Torah and is believed to have been murdered by Hamas with his body held in Gaza, gave a heart-wrenching interview on Kikar Shabbat. He discussed the fight to bring back the hostages, strategies to secure their release, the call to pressure Hamas, and the Haredi community’s unique involvement, including the efforts of leading rabbis.
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The Haredi Torah world is alive and kicking - here's how
The Olam HaTorah Fund, a massive endeavor by the Israeli Haredi world, has stepped in to replace the government, following the Attorney General's decision to bar any funding to draft-eligible Haredi men or their institutions.
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How Conservatives Tried to Buy Haredi Rabbis (Part 2)
Kikar HaShabbat continues to expose extensive correspondence between Yizhar Hess, a representative of the Conservative movement, and Eyal Ostrinsky, in which they attempt to buy signatures from rabbis in Israel and abroad for letters opposing the Haredi faction in the World Zionist Organization.
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Crime & Justice
Netanyahu Testifies and Lashes Out: “It’s Like Talking to a Wall”
The Prime Minister’s Frustration Surfaces Amid Mounting Political Crisis Over the Draft Law.
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Knife-Wielding Relative Indicted for Friday-Night Terror in Jerusalem Apartment
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Haim Rotter’s Detention Extended Until Tuesday Amid Ongoing Criminal Investigation
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Radical Journalist Israel Frey to Be Treated as Terrorist Inmate After Praising Deaths of IDF Soldiers
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MP Punished After Calling for Netanyahu to Be Investigated at The Hague
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Haim Rotter Interrogated: "I Knew Some of the Complainants, But It Was Consensual''
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Horror in Jerusalem: Father Stabs His 3-Year-Old Child to Death
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Spy Plot Foiled: Tel Aviv Man Accused of Collaborating With Iranian Agents
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Travel
Masada: A Fortress of Defiance Above the Dead Sea
A mountaintop stronghold, a tale of tragedy and triumph, Masada is more than a destination. It's a declaration carved into desert stone.
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Machane Yehuda Market: Where Jerusalem Comes Alive
Where ancient flavors meet modern murals and challah meets cocktails, Machane Yehuda is more than a market. It’s the beating heart of Jerusalem, alive with history, hunger, and hustle.
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Discover Mount Bental: Israel's Volcanic Treasure
Mount Bental, a volcanic peak in Israel’s Golan Heights, offers sweeping views of Syria and deep ties to biblical and modern military history. Once a fierce battlefield, today it’s a popular visitor site blending geopolitics, nature, and Jewish heritage.
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3,000 Years in a Day: Exploring the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem’s Old City
The Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem’s Old City captivates with historic sites like the Western Wall, archaeological treasures like the Cardo, and serene courtyards, offering a deep dive into Jewish heritage. Best visited in spring or fall, it combines spirituality, history, and vibrant culture in a compact, walkable enclave.
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History
When a Talmudic Sage Was Suspected of Christianity: The Tragedy That Destroyed an Entire Family
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Léon Blum: The First Jewish Prime Minister of France Who Defied Hate and Made History
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The Jews | Column 3 – Barry Goldwater: The First Jewish Candidate for U.S. President
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The Jews | Column 2: Wilhelm Steinitz – The Father of Modern Chess
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LifeStyle
Creepy Labubu Dolls are everywhere: Here's why that's a problem
Behind the pastel smiles and pointed ears lies a darker truth. Experts warn: what looks cute may be masking a crisis of loneliness, anxiety, and consumer addiction.
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Bahai Gardens, a magical oasis
Discover the Bahai Gardens in Haifa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that blends spiritual symbolism, breathtaking design, and interfaith harmony. Learn when to visit, what to see, and the history behind this iconic Israeli landmark.
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Wizz Air and United Are Back as Israel’s Skies Open Up Again
Wizz Air and United Airlines are spearheading the return of international flights to Tel Aviv, with Wizz resuming on August 8 and United on July 21, following a ceasefire with Iran. The restoration, supported by eased travel advisories and Israel’s reopened airspace, signals a recovery for Ben Gurion Airport, though some carriers remain cautious.
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Ramon Crater: Israel’s Desert Wonder You NEED to Explore
Ramon Crater, the world’s largest erosion crater in Israel’s Negev Desert, captivates with its geological wonders, diverse wildlife, and activities like hiking, jeep tours, and stargazing. Best visited in spring or fall, it offers a unique blend of nature, history, and adventure.
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Food
Business & Economy
"Make Fast Food Great Again": What Happened to America’s Cheapest Meal?
Remember when $10 could get you full? Now you need $18 and a minor loan. Welcome to America, 2025
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Europe Is Falling Behind Economically, Warns JPMorgan CEO
Jamie Dimon says the EU is losing ground to the U.S. and China as growth stalls and competitiveness declines.
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Unprecedented Endurance: Israel Aerospace Industries Unveils Revolutionary Tactical Drone
The new APUS 25 drone can stay airborne for 8 hours, operate at 11,000 feet, and carries a hybrid-fuel engine that breaks the limits of electric UAVs.
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Tel Aviv Now 8th Most Expensive City for Housing Globally, Report Finds
Tel Aviv’s real estate market, now the eighth most expensive globally, faces an affordability crisis as prices soar 11.2% annually, driven by a booming tech sector and foreign investment. Government tax hikes, high mortgage rates, and a surplus of unsold apartments exacerbate challenges for local buyers, with rents also climbing sharply.
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Tech
WhatsApp rolls out Telegram-style upgrades in surprise feature drop
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AI's dark secret: Major platforms exposed for deep Anti-Jewish bias, claims new report
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From start-up to $2.6 billion: NEXT insurance’s jaw-dropping exit shocks tech world
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Chabad Rabbi Yitzchak Keselman named Microsoft Israel Corporate VP
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