Palestinians, Jewish settlers carry out retaliatory arson attacks in West Bank
The attacks began when Palestinians set fire to an Israeli vehicle near Kibbutz Mitzpe Shalem.
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Trump says US seeing 'strong inclination' to end Russia's war in Ukraine
"We're having a very good conversation about that in Abu Dhabi," Trump told reporters on the eve of US-led, three-sided talks there.
Trump says further military action against Iran 'doesn’t seem necessary,’ reveals Tehran is talking
“At this point, taking the military action doesn’t seem to be a very necessary thing. But we’re locked and loaded, ready to go for any reason that changes,” Trump said.
Lindsay Clancy loses bid to dismiss murder charges, retrial looms
A judge rejected a bid by Clancy's attorneys to have the case against her dismissed, after previously declaring a mistrial in September.
Armed man arrested after attempting to enter Washington, DC, synagogue
Synagogue security personnel detected a firearm during an entrance screening, detained the suspect, and held him until police arrived.
Next likely US House Speaker Hakeem Jeffries to face challenges amid support for Israel
As House Speaker, Jeffries would play a key role in setting the House’s legislative agenda at a time when many Democrats have taken more critical stances on Israel and AIPAC.
Where is the liberal Zionist's place at the US Democratic victory party? - opinion
For some American Jews, the election sparked celebration. For others, quite the opposite. For me, the competing emotions have brought into focus a tension generations of Jews have long faced.
Israel prosperous enough to buy US weapons without financial aid, Rubio claims
Asked whether Israel was ready to finance its own defense purchases starting in 2027, Rubio replied: “Well, that’s what the president said we’re going to do."
Trump says Saudi Arabia, Qatar want peaceful resolution to Iran war, US ready to strike if needed
Trump told Reuters that Qatar and Saudi Arabia favor a peaceful resolution to the Iran conflict, but warned that US military strikes remain an option.
Incoming MKs prepare for 26th Knesset ahead of swearing-in ceremony in orientation day
The 26th Knesset will have 47 first-time MKs, who took part in an orientation day on Monday to prepare for their entry into the parliament.
Around 78% of Britons view Israel as a serious threat to world peace, survey finds
A total of 78% of respondents said they view Israel as a serious threat, compared with 48% 20 years ago. The percentage has also increased a full 10% in the last year.
Netanyahu confidante Eshel repeatedly inquired with Ra'am's Abbas about Eisenkot coalition - report
One of the first occasions on which Eshel made contact with Abbas, N12 reported, was to ask him about whether he would back Eisenkot in a vote over the draft law.
GOP Rep. Thomas Massie moves to impeach US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie filed an impeachment request against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Democrats expected to back the effort in the House.
Satellite hacking poses growing global threat as cyber defenses weaken, Israeli official warns
An Israeli cyber official warns that rising satellite attacks could disrupt global communications, aviation and shipping as space networks expand rapidly.
Druze seeking to enter Israel from Syria for medical treatment, Immigration Authority head says
"We are demonstrating a great deal of solidarity, and enabling the Druze to live their lives properly, as much as we can do from a distance," he explained.
James Gunn, Peter Safran fired as DC Studios co-CEOs after Paramount-Warner Bros. merger
The two had been the heads of the major superhero movie production company since 2022, releasing three films which were part of the shared DC universe during this time.
Tzohar launches 'You Have a Rabbi' WhatsApp hotline as Israeli public's interest in Judaism grows
Applicants can raise questions on matters of halacha, as well as broader issues such as faith, Jewish identity, morality, strengthening, Shabbat, conscription, and attitudes toward religion.
From Tel Aviv to Riyadh: How US firm Greenberg Traurig navigates Israel, Gulf relations - interview
Greenberg Traurig chairman Richard Rosenbaum discusses the firm's ties to Israel and the Gulf, its Jewish roots, and efforts to combat antisemitism.
Open letter to Trump: America must ensure Iran never gets nuclear weapons - opinion
The world needs political courage, long-term vision, and difficult decisions. It needs leadership that does not surrender to the pressures of short-term politics, a former Israel Navy chief argues.
Emotional Selma Blair reflects on Jewish education, says her dream is to make aliyah to Israel
Blair, who attended Hillel Day School in the Detroit area, discussed her own Jewish upbringing and the educational choices she made for her son. She also said she wished her mother were still alive.
IDF confirms entry of tents, winter supplies into Gaza after Hamas blames Israel for conditions
In addition to the tents and winter supplies, the IDF detailed other humanitarian projects being conducted in the Gaza Strip, including efforts to improve water and sanitation infrastructure.
Pro-Palestine groups plan protests on Armistice Day in United Kingdom
Armistice Day, observed annually on November 11, marks the armistice signed between the Allies and Germany that brought fighting on the Western Front during World War I to an end.
Israel must rebuild bipartisan support before America’s next political shift - opinion
The next two years should be spent building a relationship capable of surviving the next 20, whoever occupies the White House next.
Outrage over Nablus Halloween party sees Palestinian governor shut down cafe
According to the independent Palestinian SWA News Agency, Daghlas established an investigative committee to look into the cafe and ordered its temporary closure to preserve public peace.
Emirati charity linked to Mohammed Dahlan arranges mass wedding for 250 Gazan couples
Around 250 Palestinian couples wed at a UAE-backed ceremony in Gaza, where exiled Fatah figure Mohammed Dahlan urged Palestinian leadership reform.
New program aims to reach ‘invisible girls’ before they drop out of school
Called Merhavia, the initiative seeks to identify girls who are becoming disconnected from school while they are still enrolled, and provide support before they leave.
Ethiopian Jews celebrate Sigd in Jerusalem, hope to share the holiday with all Israelis
For some, Sigd is a sacred day of prayer. For others, a celebration of family and roots. In Jerusalem, Ethiopian Jews want to share both with the rest of Israel.
France accuses Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps of cyberattack on supermarket fridges
French officials suspect Iranian hackers disrupted refrigeration systems at hundreds of businesses in October, amid wider cyberattacks linked to war.
Trump alleges US midterm election was dishonest, despite previous acceptance of Democrat victory
"Does anybody really believe that this 'Election' was honest," Trump wrote in his post, questioning how pre-election polls could have been so wrong.
Secret Service detains driver after vehicle crashes near White House, clashes with security
According to footage shared across social media, the driver fought with members of the Secret Service and the National Guard after exiting the car.
Israel recognizes passengers of attempted flydubai hijacking as victims of 'hostile actions'
The decision was made after the Defense Ministry received confirmation from investigative authorities, including the Shin Bet and Mossad, that the hijacking was indeed an attempted terror attack.
British comedian Russell Brand jailed for 10-and-a-half years after rape, sexual assault conviction
British comedian Russell Brand was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison for raping one woman and sexually assaulting three others in London.
Trump administration announces new US strategy to combat rogue drones, strengthen aviation safety
The Trump administration announced a coordinated federal effort to combat rogue drones, strengthen counter-drone technology, and protect US aviation safety.
To understand Auschwitz, EJA first brings Europe's leaders back to Kristallnacht - interview
While international Holocaust memorial delegations traditionally converge around International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27, the EJA chose the anniversary of Kristallnacht for its meeting.
EJA gathers in Krakow to urge European leaders for action against surging antisemitism
Rabbi Margolin opened by welcoming the gathering of international representatives, "Before I say anything else, I want to thank you for the most important thing you did today: you came."
Netanyahu calls for all Zionist opposition parties to join him in unified government
Netanyahu said any Zionist party could join him in the government and that he was not eliminating anyone, while also saying that he, as the head of the largest party, should lead it.
Attorney-General calls Police Investigation Department law a ‘poison capsule’ for law enforcement
Baharav-Miara warns that political control over investigations would deter police and prosecutors from confronting those in power.
Israeli defense giant IWI, Dutch defense company sign Netherlands-based arms production deal
The planned cooperation between the two defense companies is expected to create the foundation for long-term domestic production, technical expertise, and lifecycle support in the Netherlands.
Widespread blackout caused by drone attack on Khor Mor gas field, exposing Iraqi vulnerabilities
The attack struck a gas storage and truck-loading facility containing approximately 1,500 tons of cooking gas, according to Rudaw.
Lod mayor ‘seething’ after Jewish-Arab clashes, right-wing activist summoned for questioning
After clashes in Lod left several wounded and 11 arrested, the mayor said far Right activist Mordechai David should not be allowed in the city. David says his group’s march was non-threatening.
IDF, Border Police arrest 10 PIJ terrorists near Jenin who planned attack on Israeli citizens
According to the IDF, the terror cell had been planning an attack against civilians in the northern West Bank before being apprehended by IDF soldiers and Border Police officers.
Police, Shin Bet open investigation over Handala leaflets threatening Israel's energy, water sites
Threatening leaflets found in Tel Aviv warn of attacks on Israeli water and energy infrastructure, prompting an investigation by police and Shin Bet.
Budapest Orthodox Jewish women host 'Kosher & Chic' fashion show to redefine modest style
The models at the fashion show, held in a modern synagogue that also serves as a cultural center, were not professionals but members of one of Budapest’s growing Orthodox communities.
How a shortage of factory-bred flies left the US exposed to the flesh-eating screwworm
Short on flies, the administration of US President Donald Trump closed the border with Mexico to cattle imports for more than 15 months starting in May 2025.
Sheba hospital director Yitshak Kreiss to temporarily serve as Health Ministry director-general
Katz’s request followed the announcement that Health Ministry Director-General Moshe Bar Siman Tov would step down after serving in the role for about nine years across two terms.
First snow of winter falls on Mount Hermon after weekend of heavy rain, flooding across Israel
Footage shared on social media from the Hermon Stream (Banias) Nature Reserve in northern Israel on Sunday shows a rushing Banias waterfall and fast-flowing water in the nearby streams.
Tibi threatens Channel 13 reporters with NIS 150,000 lawsuit for questioning medical credentials
The incident occurred during Saturday's broadcast, when the hosts were speaking with reporter Suleiman Maswadeh about American politician Dr. Abdul El-Sayed.
Damascus shifts east: How a Syrian-Saudi defense pact redefines regional power dynamics - analysis
The regime in Damascus operated outside the traditional Arab state system. Fast forward several decades, and things begin to change.
IDF to establish new 'detection and strike' infantry battalions within Golani, Nahal brigades
The two units will specialize in drone operations, robotics, surveillance and imagery systems, advanced weaponry, and precision-guided munitions.
Erdogan says Turkey concerned about potential attacks on Iran, reaches out to Trump
"We emphasize at every opportunity that it is possible to resolve these issues through dialogue and diplomacy," Erdogan told reporters.
Former Houthi hostage recounts torture, hiding in a mortuary before escaping to Germany - interview
It felt like living in an open-air prison. I was not even free to meet my friends, former classmates, or colleagues from work,” said Ezzadin Al Awadhi.
Analysts question Saudi Arabian strategy as Syria denies reports of deployment in region
Syrian FM Shaibani said on October 31 that Damascus was evaluating whether to join the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, which treats an armed attack against one member as an attack against all.
Eisenkot seeks haredi parties' support to oust Knesset Speaker Ohana on inauguration day
Following Yashar's request, UTJ party chairman MK Yakov Asher said the party would not support efforts to replace Ohana before a new government is formed.
‘We Support Hamas’ sign seen in Amsterdam as 200,000 protest against Dutch Israel policy
Some 200,000 people rallied in Amsterdam on Sunday against the Dutch government’s Israel policy. Organizers distanced themselves from activists who held a “We Support Hamas” sign on the sidelines.
PA temporarily bars Arab Israelis from land transactions after settlers buy homes near Jericho
The temporary measure marks one of the first instances in which the Palestinian Authority has formally distinguished Arab Israelis from Palestinians living under its jurisdiction.
UN report: 2026 on track to be among four hottest years on record as El Niño drives warming
Every indicator here is telling the same story. We're seeing the heat trapped by greenhouse gases is showing up in the ocean, in the atmosphere, in the melting of ice and the rising of sea levels.”
Iran defends two-day peace proposal as 'most reasonable,' slamming Rubio's remarks as unjustified
Baghaei dismissed a US military task force aimed at restricting Iran's land trade as a diversion following President Donald Trump's Republicans' losses in midterm elections.
Israel risks losing control of electricity, water, healthcare to foreign AI firms, official warns
Israel's AI chief Erez Askal said Israel must dash forward to develop its own AI capabilities and data centers to support those capabilities, so that it retains its independence.
Shin Bet using arrests to intimidate Arab citizens, released journalist Abu Shehadeh warns
Following his release after five days in Shin Bet custody, journalist Abd Abu Shehadeh told 103FM that his arrest was intended to intimidate Arab citizens and journalists.
Likud officials ‘hope for a miracle’ as haredi parties weigh joining Eisenkot government - analysis
As Netanyahu works to block an Eisenkot government, Likud officials concede privately that if UTJ gets an acceptable draft arrangement, “all that remains is to put our trust in God.”
Israel Police chief turns to A-G over stalled senior appointments, bypassing Ben-Gvir
Police Commissioner Danny Levi asked A-G Baharav-Miara to let senior police appointments move forward without Ben-Gvir’s signature, a day after the minister called Levi her “captive.”
Leaders urge rapid climate action at COP31 as record heat, global crises threaten progress
A report by the United Nations Environment Program published in October said the world was already set to overshoot 1.5C of warming above pre-industrial times, the threshold set in 2015.
Israeli, Russian, MAGA-linked accounts amplified 'hostile narratives' on France riots, reports say
The assessment found that the 10 most-viewed X posts from Israeli officials, government accounts, media outlets and influencers linked the unrest to radical Islamism and migration.
‘They had him crucified’: Christian convert faces torture, execution in Egypt for leaving Islam
“He was tortured. They attempted to remove his cross tattoo and brought him Islamic religious figures. They had him crucified the whole time he was there," his fiancee, Sophia told the 'Post.'
Gunman behind deadly Krakow mass shooting dies in hospital as investigation into motives continues
Six people were killed, and 16 were wounded in the attack on Saturday in the city's historic main square.
Global mayors mark Kristallnacht in Jerusalem as Huckabee urges them to counter misinformation
Addressing the international delegation, Huckabee emphasized the importance of visiting Israel and forming independent impressions rather than relying on narratives circulating abroad.
Stop blaming Israel for America's decisions- opinion
America chose its wars. Blaming Israel for Washington’s decisions is not accountability. It’s an alibi.
IPS overhauls inmate rehabilitation, officer responsibilities as prison security upgraded
Requirements include obeying rules, maintaining appropriate behavior, and participating in supplementary educational programs that involve group discussions and work.
Wave of shootings, grenade attacks in Rishon Lezion sparks fears of mob feud harming civilians
The string of criminal incidents in recent months has left residents fearing that conflicts between criminal elements and attempts to intimidate businesspeople could ultimately harm innocent people.
Sanctioned Russian jet carrying military intel. chief lands in Israel after departing Moscow base
The Tupolev Tu-154M, which departed from a military base near Moscow, has been on the US sanctions list since 2023. A delegation, including the GRU chief Adm. Igor Kustyukov, was on board.
WATCH: Israel Police arrest 50 suspected of extorting contractors under guise of security services
Some 500 officers raided targets across Israel on Monday, arresting 50 suspected of extorting contractors under the guise of security services, including a sitting council head in the North.
US prepares to deploy 250 foreign troops in Gaza as Israel opposes Turkish involvement
Foreign military officers, accompanied by US troops, have been spotted near Gaza as preparations advance for a multinational force, with Israel authorizing an initial deployment of 250 soldiers.
Israeli couple mistakenly enters Bethlehem with one-year-old son, rescued by security forces
An Israeli couple from Jerusalem and their one-year-old son were rescued after mistakenly entering Area A near a Bethlehem hotel. The parents were later questioned by police.
Water Authority has no flooding plan, no budget, no organization, climate resilience expert says
Babitsky cited a shortfall in spending over the previous decade and unresolved questions about which national and local authorities are responsible.
Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina seeks new passport in clearest sign of Bangladesh return
Bangladesh's war-crimes court sentenced her to death in November last year in her absence for ordering a deadly crackdown on the student-led uprising.
IDF reveals 10 km Rafah tunnel where Hamas held Hadar Goldin's remains, one year after his return
The IDF said the route ran more than 10 km beneath a dense Rafah neighborhood, including an UNRWA compound, mosques and schools, and was used by senior Hamas commanders.
With both countries' elections concluded, can Israel reset its US ties? - editorial
It won’t be a surprise if we discover, with Netanyahu potentially out of the picture, that he wasn’t really the problem but just a convenient scapegoat for widespread anti-Israel sentiment.
Police arrest east Jerusalem teen for allegedly tearing mezuzah from Jewish home
The resident of Silwan’s Yemenite Village returned home Thursday night to find the mezuzah ripped from his doorframe and graffiti on his door, police said.
Tel Aviv to impose fines of up to NIS 1,000 on drivers for excessive honking
The system will initially be installed at 11 locations across the city, including the intersection of Bograshov and Tchernichovsky streets and the area around Rabin Square
Trump cites dislike of Israel as key factor in GOP midterm losses alongside war with Iran
Asked to explain the defeat, Trump insisted that his personal popularity remained strong and suggested that Republican candidates had failed to translate his support into votes.
Eisenkot, Netanyahu have 'very similar views,' Trump says, suggests both would support him
"I guess he said very nice things about me. He says he loves Trump, but I don’t know. I haven’t seen what’s happening,” the president added, referring to Eisenkot.
'You are a coward': Danon confronts Iranian UN representative in heated confrontation
"You are a coward, and your leaders are cowards hiding underground," Danon told Iran's UN representative, warning that Tehran would face consequences for its support of terrorism.
Biden says cancer treatment is slowing him down, plans fewer appearances for upcoming memoir
“Some days are better than others. It hasn’t stopped me. But sometimes it slows me down,” Biden wrote. “Unfortunately, I won’t be able to do as many conversations about my book as I’d hoped.”
Rep. Fine to 'Post': I will not endorse Vance in 2028, blaming Jews for GOP losses 'inexcusable'
Republican Congressman Randy Fine of Florida accused Vice President JD Vance of betraying Trump and scapegoating Israel and American Jews for the Republican Party’s crushing midterm defeat.
Iraq's Khor Mor gas field hit less than day after reportedly referenced by Kataib Hezbollah
Kataib Hezbollah has targeted facilities in Iraq in the past and has also targeted Saudi Arabia and killed three Americans in Jordan in January 2024.
Stuck in the mud: Firefighters, local veterinarian rescue errant cow in northern Israel
Firefighters responded to a report of an animal in distress in Kiryat Ata on Sunday found a cow stuck in the mud up to its neck after days of heavy rain. It was pulled out unharmed.
Blinken: I warned Netanyahu Israel could lose young Republicans and evangelicals
Speaking at the Jewish Federations of North America’s General Assembly in Washington, Blinken recalled a conversation with Netanyahu in the spring of 2024 about the political consequences of the war.
'Iranian demands are outrageous,' Rubio says as talks fail to make progress
Ahead of a G7 meeting in France, Rubio said Iran talks have made no progress, calling Tehran's demands "unacceptable" and warning that the US could respond to threats against its forces.
Police investigate three West Bank suspects arrested with illegal guns, protected gazelles
Three suspects were arrested in weekend West Bank raids that turned up six illegal firearms, ammunition, IDF uniform pants, and four protected gazelles, police said Sunday.
Nvidia opens probe after report of CEO Huang's relationship with alleged Chinese spy
Huang said in a message to employees: "I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry."
Illegal resident detained after using sex offender’s ID card in attempt to cross checkpoint
The incident occured when the man arrived at the checkpoint and tried to identify himself with a photo of an ID card on his mobile phone.
Teva 'disappointed' by Irish consultants' boycott of its pharmaceuticals, company tells 'Post'
Teva told the Post it remains committed to working constructively with healthcare professionals across Ireland and to supporting patients through the "consistent supply of high-quality medicines."
ANC election losses could weaken South Africa's anti-Israel stance
The ANC’s vote share fell to about 31% in municipal elections, and a former DA official says coalition partners could gradually push for a more pragmatic approach to Israel.
Four explosions heard on Qeshm Island, Iranian state media says - report
IRNA reported that a correspondent on the island said that some areas of Qeshm appear to have been struck by projectiles.
Giving beyond the gift
For Canadian philanthropist Martin Bernholtz, supporting Hebrew University means building bridges, advancing discovery, and putting ‘tikkun olam’ into practice.
No. 1: Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump: Remembering who brought the hostages home
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump helped achieve what few in Jerusalem thought possible, bringing every Israeli hostage home and reshaping the Middle East.
No. 2: Benjamin Netanyahu: Shaping Israel’s politics and global image for a generation
Netanyahu has become more than Israel’s prime minister for many. Abroad, for instance, he has become Israel’s symbol and the lightning rod for much of the hatred directed against the Jewish state.
No. 3: Gadi Eisenkot: Israel’s next prime minister?
The former IDF chief has emerged as the leading opposition challenger to Netanyahu, offering voters a path to a post-Netanyahu Israel.
No. 4: Naftali Bennett: The former PM seeking a comeback to ‘repair Israel’
Since returning to politics, Bennett has shifted from his previous campaigns, taking a more liberal position while maintaining a strong right-wing stance on security.
No. 5: Ronald Lauder: Standing at the forefront of the fight against antisemitism
Lauder has never confined himself to quiet philanthropy - he continues to use his position to demand accountability from political leaders.