US/Israel vs Iran War
On ceasefire anniversary, US claims ‘real progress’ made in demilitarizing Gaza
Washington says building will be difficult but progress underway for Hamas-free rule and security for Israel; Kushner, Red Cross mark one year since return of living hostages
New York synagogue bids ‘sacred farewell’ to Holocaust memorial by Louise Nevelson
As membership declines at Great Neck's once-prominent Temple Beth-El, the congregation seeks funds to donate its 50-foot-long sculpture to a museum after more than five decades
‘Torn’ documentary on battle over Israeli hostage posters wins New York Emmy award
Director Nim Shapira takes home prize for best documentary for film centered on pot-Oct. 7 fight to put up, and tear down, posters of Israelis taken captive into Gaza by Hamas
In first, Israel returns artifacts to Greece amid push to secure return of antiquities
Israel hands over 22 recovered ancient objects that were apparently illegally taken, with both countries hailing increasingly close cooperation in a range of spheres
A museum dressed to impress: Fashion finds a home in Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv Fashion Museum will open in Sarona, a collaboration of the Azrieli Group and curator Ya'ara Keydar
‘We can’t live together’: Elections heighten secular-Haredi tensions in southern desert city
As Arad's ultra-Orthodox population grows, long-time residents say their home and way of life is being taken over and warn that it is a harbinger for the rest of the country
AI models may soon be able to self-replicate across smart-home devices, Anthropic warns
Tech firm says malicious AI agent could use computing power of internet-linked home devices to run other AI models, as developers continue to warn about dangers of AI
Ben Gvir rules out surplus-vote deal with Winter, calls him ‘Bennett 2’
People of Israel party tells far-right minister to 'grow up,' says he's decided to 'throw votes in the trash' ahead of Oct. 16 deadline to submit surplus agreements
Katz announces ban on fiber optic drones in Israeli airspace amid lingering threat
Defense minister says ban is temporary until solutions to threat can be found; exemptions given to security agencies and Civil Aviation Authority
Iran said shoring up defenses at nuclear sites, warning it could invade neighbors if war resumes
Tehran reportedly preparing population for a return to fighting, issued warnings it could target American warships and Saudi oil facilities as it seeks to deter renewed US strikes
A Mandatory Listen – Nechumi Yaffe: An insider’s dire prognosis for the Haredi world – and its cure
In the fourth episode of our new podcast series, the ultra-Orthodox female prof running for Knesset discusses frankly the problems facing the community, and why she is swimming up…
Smotrich: ‘Complete lie’ that IDF troops are burdened because of Haredi exemption
Far-right minister contradicts IDF assessments, claims some 50,000 reservists are willing to return to fight; Haredi youths tear down election signs for new ultra-Orthodox party
Reports of unheeded Oct. 7 warnings may be tenuous, but still are dangerous for Netanyahu
Much about claims around Gulf leaders alerting PM before attack leaves room for doubt, but that does not mean voters will dismiss serious questions about Netanyahu's handling of t…
Hezbollah vows to compensate owners of Lebanese homes destroyed in war with Israel
Top Hezbollah official says Lebanese state failing in duties, insists it's working to 'serve our people' after US claims money -- if it exists -- is stuck in Iran due to sanctions
MI5 chief says Iran is targeting military bases in UK, airbase plot ‘not unique’
Ken McCallum: UK security agency has seen 'major shift' in Iran's overseas attack ambitions, Tehran now looking to 'come at harder targets, like military sites'
Deadly blast on school trip exposes lurking explosive threat after years of war
Despite concerns around unexploded ordnance left across country after missiles stopped flying, questions remain over who's responsible for clearance and whether public awareness h…
At ToI event, Lapid warns president against meddling in post-election coalition talks
Candidates clash over possibility of unity with Likud, West Bank settlements and international isolation; People of Israel's Eran Ben-Ami backs E1 building: 'Do you want Jerusalem…
15-year-old girl detained on suspicion of attacking Druze woman on bus — police
Probe into August incident reopened after brother of alleged victim obtains security camera footage from vehicle showing suspect apparently throwing socks at his sibling
Busy couple launches app to help parents record kids’ magic moments
With 300 days of reserve duty behind him, Gabi Arnovitz had little time to write down the funny things happening at home with his two young boys, so he made an app
Palestinian says settlers posing as IDF beat him, wife, teen daughters in their home
Yusuf Abu Aisha reports 5 in civilian garb arrived at home during army operation in West Bank village of Talfit, claimed they were from military, then clubbed family, injuring 4
Students made tourniquets out of belts, socks after ordnance exploded during hike
Father instructed his son over video call on how to stop bleeding after deadly blast on school trip near Lebanon border; another child said to perform CPR
More young Haredim leaving the fold than previously thought, study finds
Some 15.3% of ultra-Orthodox men and 11.9% of women secularize by age 30, according to a nonprofit helping Haredim integrate into broader society
Daily Briefing Oct. 13: Mamdani’s political balancing act backfires
NY correspondent Luke Tress on why the mayor's commemoration of Oct. 7 and retention of NYPD commissioner Jessica Tisch are drawing fire from all sides
Threats to NYPD’s pro-Israel commissioner are an inflection point for New York Jews
If Jessica Tisch is fired, it would remove an official seen by pro-Israel Jews as their bulwark in City Hall and raise questions about Mayor Mamdani's response to antisemitism