US/Israel vs Iran War
Report warns of growing threat of deadly attacks on synagogues worldwide
Attackers increasingly use lethal weapons and target congregants on way to services, Diaspora Affairs Ministry says ahead of the anniversary of Kristallnacht
Abdul El-Sayed’s victory has laid bare a truth about America's view on Israel | Peter Beinart
In Michigan, support for Israel was a kind of political hologram. But the media often made it seem realAmong the things that Abdul El-Sayed’s victory last night in the Michigan Se…
Russia agreed to supply Iran with 90 helicopter missile launchers
Leaked documents offer insight into Russian-Iranian military cooperation as US weighs up next steps in Iran warRussia arranged to supply Iran with 90 launchers for advanced guided…
Ra’am chief Abbas declines to call Hamas a terror group, cites fear for his family’s safety
In post-election meet with Herzog, traditionalist Arab party head slams 'loyalty test'; he endorses Eisenkot, who has demanded potential partners declare Hamas terrorists
Opposition demands Knesset speaker’s ouster; he pledges debate on motion if majority wants it
United Torah Judaism breaks from Netanyahu, declines to recommend candidate for prime minister; Herzog spars with Otzma Yehudit over comments against Arab voters
From Israel hawks to ‘genocide’: The Jewish center no longer holds in Congress
Freshmen Jewish Democrats differ vastly on policies regarding arming Israel and the war in Gaza, marking end of era of consensus and reflecting diverse community
Braid bonanza: Challah gets top billing in 7-city ANU event
ChallahFest culinary event hosted by Tel Aviv's Museum of the Jewish People goes global
Multiple flights in Europe diverted due to bomb threats after earlier hoaxes
No hazardous material found so far as over a dozen flights from Copenhagen, Dublin, Helsinki, Madrid, Milan, Warsaw make emergency landings following string of similar incidents
Tel Aviv’s Ayalon Highway to close for electrical work over weekend; trains also impacted
Israel's busiest artery, Route 20, will be shut from late Thursday until Friday at 4 p.m. and again from Saturday night until Sunday morning; most Tel Aviv rail stations also shut
Democrats’ sweep triggers countdown to end Iran war, and dooms US-Israel ties under Netanyahu
Trump, Vance now appear less motivated to fight anti-Israel activity, but White House can still veto bills; Congress's leverage comes from power of purse, which could end Iran war
Daily Briefing Nov. 5 – Trump’s bombshell end of Israel military aid: Good for the Jewish state?
Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian weighs in on how a 'super-Sparta' Israel may reprioritize with a heftier defense budget, and updates us on operations along Israel's borders
World Court gets 5 new judges; 1 accused Israel of ‘ethnic cleansing’ weeks after Oct. 7
Mahmoud Daifallah Hmoud of Jordan also said shortly after Hamas-led onslaught that Israel committed 'war crimes'; Israeli envoy: Proof of UN’s ‘institutional bias’ against us
Lapid says US ‘not lost,’ urges tour to restore bipartisan support; NYC’s Lander rebuffs him
Opposition chief: Most Democratic officials not anti-Israel, just want Netanyahu out; Jewish progressive rep: Voters seek respect for human rights, not 'barnstorming'
Rabello withdraws as comptroller candidate, months after tainted election
Appointment of PM's ex-personal lawyer as state watchdog was frozen after High Court ruled June election was conducted improperly; move comes after Netanyahu lost Knesset majority
How Democrats could stop Trump’s war in Iran with the ‘power of the purse’
Having taken control of Congress in midterms, the party could try passing legislation to end conflict, though it would face presidential veto; cutting off funding is another option
Zini meets with AG, said to vow he’ll follow law during foreign interference probe
Sources say meeting aimed to calm tensions amid anger with Shin Bet chief over his actions in investigation; officials lambast Zini as 'negligent,' say he's 'parroting' Netanyahu
Iranian college students face pressure to stay quiet amid crackdown on dissent
Anti-government protesters are hauled before intimidating panels; are pushed to confess and recant amid threats of suspension, expulsion, or more severe punishment
Israel’s trailblazing protocols for repatriating Oct. 7 hostages detailed in new study
Comprehensive blueprint considering physical, mental, emotional status of civilians returning from Gaza captivity in Nov. 2023 published in journal Healthcare, can help hospitals …
IDF: Gaza strikes kill 7 terrorists, including Hamas commander who held hostage
Gaza City strike on Sunday kills Jamal Abu Saeed, operations chief in terror group's intelligence arm, who military says held Omer Shem Tov in captivity
1 reported killed in first southern Lebanon IDF airstrike in weeks
Military says drone strike targeting a motorcycle hit suspects 'observing' troops; Lebanese PM, in apparent message to Hezbollah, warns against 'dragging' country into new war
Gaza turns its rubble into power with homemade wind turbines
Former engineering student makes use of scrap metal and salvaged debris to provide electricity for charging phones and running lights, and fans for families still living in tents
Midterm blue wave expands New York state legislature’s ‘shomer shabbos caucus’
Healthcare administrator Lisa Vider, Sephardic Jew Joey Cohen-Saban flip seats, as number of Orthodox Jews in NY State Assembly expands from 8 to 11
The ADL went after a progressive Jew as soon as he won his election. He clapped back.
Incoming Rep. Daniel Biss laments denigration of 'once preeminent civil rights organization into entity that traffics in intimidation' after Jewish group called him out for not br…
Baghdad museum showcases Jewish heyday, as memory of lost community gingerly rekindled
Shamash Jewish Museum, opened in former school belonging to tiny remnant of once-thriving community, attracts dozens of visitors, but unclear who is behind latest project preservi…