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Terrorists emerged from a Gaza tunnel in Rafah, opening fire on Israeli troops in a blatant...

The burial of the remains of the final Israeli held in Gaza is marked not by closure or relief, but by a nation’s quiet reckoning with loss, duty, and the cost of survival.

With the return of the remains of the last Israeli hostage held in Gaza, Israel closes one painful chapter of October 7—without relief, without triumph, and without forgetting.

Authorities say the same gunman killed two students at Brown University, murdered an MIT nuclear scientist in Brookline, and then took his own life, as Israel blamed Iran-backed terror patterns and U.S. investigators continue probing motive and warning failures.

A senior MIT scientist was gunned down at his home in a heavily Jewish neighborhood, fueling...

As Investigators Examine Explosives, Possible Accomplices, and Intelligence Failures, Jewish Communities Lock Down Nationwide and Pressure Mounts on the Albanese Government Over Security, Incitement, and Accountability

At Least 12 Dead as Antisemitic Terror Attack Exposes Security Collapse, Explosive Devices, and the Consequences of Anthony Albanese’s Rhetoric That Emboldened Israel’s Enemies and Left Australian Jews Exposed

Israel and the United States discuss Phase Two of the Gaza agreement, but with Hamas refusing disarmament and no enforcing authority willing to step in, the process may be impossible to implement. President Trump has promised phase two by Christmas, but that present may not appear under his tree.

With the return of a Thai worker’s body from Gaza, Israel now waits only for the remains of police officer Ran Gvili, and Netanyahu vows Israel will do whatever is required to bring him home.

A weakened conscription proposal ignites public fury and military warnings, preserving sweeping exemptions for yeshiva students as the IDF struggles with manpower shortages on multiple active fronts.

Netanyahu’s unprecedented pardon bid lands on Herzog’s desk as the prime minister refuses to concede wrongdoing, arguing that ending the trial is vital for national unity, stability, and Israel’s strategic security needs.

Israel targets top Hezbollah commander in rare Beirut strike, raising tensions and testing cease-fire durability. Haytham Ali Tabtabai, Hezbollah’s top military officer, was confirmed dead in a precision strike. Heightened alert on northern border, residents warned of possible retaliation.

Jew-baiting Mayor-elect’s response to the Park East protest signals a readiness to police Jewish communal life, implicitly warning synagogues that support for Israel could be treated as grounds for sanction, scrutiny, or even shutdown.

UN Security Council backs international stabilisation force and Gaza transition plan aimed at disarming Hamas and rebuilding the enclave, a move Israel calls essential while Hamas denounces it as foreign guardianship.

Herzog praises Trump’s support yet rules that any pardon must follow Israeli law, while Netanyahu thanks Trump but refuses to request clemency that requires admitting guilt in what he calls an “absurd” trial.

Washington urges safe passage for about 200 Hamas operatives trapped in Rafah’s tunnels if they surrender their weapons, but Israel insists on full custody—especially while remains of three Israelis and one Thai hostage remain unreturned.

Hamas hands over body believed to be Lt. Hadar Goldin, killed and abducted in 2014; Israel readies formal confirmation and burial as focus shifts to eight October 7 victims still held, including a Thai national.

The election of an avowed anti-Zionist as New York’s mayor signals not merely a political...

The election of Zohran Mamdani as mayor of New York City has stirred fear across Israeli and American Jewish communities. Many view his anti-Israel stance and anti-Zionist rhetoric as hostile to Jewish interests and potentially antisemitic. Liberal Jewish New Yorkers obsequiously applaud his outreach but remain queasy about the implications for safety and communal ties.

Resolution would authorize a U.S.-commanded International Stabilization Force to administer Gaza for two years, disarm Hamas, and coordinate reconstruction with Israel and Egypt while the Palestinian Authority undergoes reform. Israel seems inclined to go along, but wants to keep out representatives of Turkey, Qatar, the Palestinian Authority and Islamic forces.

As Trump eyes postwar diplomacy, Israel’s leaders resist renewed calls for Palestinian statehood. Senator Lindsey Graham warns annexation would erode U.S. backing, while talk of a Jordanian-Palestinian confederation quietly re-enters the debate. History and Security demand that there be no Arab state between “the river and the sea.”

Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi admits authorizing media leaks in the Sde Teiman detention case and resigns after her dismissal, saying, “I bear full responsibility.” Her duplicitous leak of alleged mistreatment of Arab prisoners, later proven false, blackened the IDF’s name around the world. In Israel, a “shtinker” is an informer, an odious offense, especially in her high position.