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Aliyah to Eretz Yisrael Decreases by 24% Over the Past Year
As Eretz Yisrael approaches its annual commemoration of the establishment of the State, new data from the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration reveals a notable decline in the number of Jews making aliyah. In the past twelve months, 26,211 new olim have arrived, representing a 24% decrease compared to the 34,610 newcomers during the previous…
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Never Again Means Now- President Trump Marks Yom HaShoah with Strong Message Against Antisemitism
In honor of Yom HaShoah, Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day, U.S. President Donald Trump issued a powerful statement reaffirming the moral imperative to remember the horrors of the Holocaust and to confront the alarming resurgence of antisemitism in our time. With the phrase “Never Again Means Now” serving as both a warning and a call to…
Read MoreHolocaust Survivors and October 7 Hostages Unite at Auschwitz in a Powerful Display of Jewish Resilience
In a poignant gathering at the Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial site, Holocaust survivors stood alongside former IDF soldiers who had endured captivity during the October 7 attacks, symbolizing the enduring strength and unity of the Jewish people across generations. Among the participants was Irene Shashar, who as a child survived the horrors of Nazi-occupied Warsaw by hiding…
Read MoreAbbas Tells Hamas “Sons of Dogs” To Release Hostages
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas openly condemned Hamas for its actions in Gaza, blaming the group for the prolonged suffering of the civilian population and for giving Israel continued justification for its military campaign. Speaking at a meeting of the Palestinian Central Council in Ramallah, Abbas called on Hamas to immediately release all hostages held…
Read MoreCamel Stops Traffic on the Streets of Rosh Haayin
In an incident that left drivers bewildered and police scratching their heads, an unexpected four-legged traveler took a leisurely stroll down in Rosh Haayin on Tuesday. The wanderer? A fully grown camel, making what appeared to be an unscheduled solo trip—without GPS, license plate, or even a driver’s license. The camel, spotted confidently marching along…
Read MoreShin Bet Chief’s Affidavit: A Sobering Account of Pressure, Integrity, and National Responsibility
In a dramatic and unprecedented move, Ronen Bar, the director of the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet), submitted a detailed affidavit to the High Court of Justice on April 22, 2025, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding his contested dismissal. The 8-page public affidavit, accompanied by a longer classified version, paints a grave picture of…
Read MorePartial Remains of Missing Diver Found After Suspected Shark Attack Near Hadera
A tragic incident off Israel’s central coast has shaken the country, as authorities confirmed that partial remains belonging to a missing diver have been discovered near the mouth of the Hadera River. The diver, a forty-year-old father of four from Petah Tikva, went missing after entering the waters earlier in the week for a solo…
Read MoreNew York Residents Support Legislation Against Masked Harassment
A new survey from Siena College shows that a clear majority of New York residents support legislation aimed at addressing the growing concern over masked individuals engaging in threatening or unlawful conduct, particularly during politically charged demonstrations. The poll found that 64% of respondents are in favor of a proposed law that would make it…
Read MoreTrump Administration Explores Major Reform to Lower U.S. Prescription Drug Prices
In what could mark a major shift in American healthcare policy, President Trump is reportedly considering a plan to reduce the high cost of prescription medications in the United States by aligning prices with those in other developed countries. The initiative, which sources say is being actively discussed by Trump’s advisors, seeks to make medications…
Read MoreHamas Rejects Israeli Hostage Deal Proposal
The Hamas terror organization has formally rejected Israel’s latest proposal, calling it a “partial deal” that fails to meet its core demands. According to Khalil al-Hayya, a senior figure in Hamas’s leadership, the offer did not include provisions for a permanent ceasefire or the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip—conditions Hamas insists are…
Read MoreTragedy at Florida State University: Two Killed, Multiple Injured in Campus Shooting
A horrifying act of violence shook the Florida State University (FSU) community on Thursday morning, as a young man opened fire near the student union, taking the lives of two individuals and injuring six others. The incident, which unfolded around 11:50 a.m., prompted an immediate lockdown of the campus and a large-scale response from law…
Read MoreSenior Shin Bet Official Detained Over Classified Leak as Tensions Grow Between Government and Security Establishment
A high-ranking official in the Shin Bet internal security agency, referred to in official documents as “Aleph,” has been taken into custody on suspicion of leaking classified information to a senior government minister and select members of the media. The arrest, which was kept under wraps for several days due to a court-issued gag order,…
Read MoreChabad Shaliach Launches Security System to Protect Jewish Communities Amid Rising Threats
In response to the disturbing rise in antisemitic incidents across the United States, a young Chabad shaliach has taken an initiative to ensure the safety of Jewish communities. Rabbi Yossi Eliav, a Chabad emissary serving the Clinton Hill and Pratt Institute area in Brooklyn, New York, has launched a security startup aimed at safeguarding shuls,…
Read MoreU.S. Authorities Seize Over $509 Million in Illegal Drugs Linked to Mexican Cartels
In the ongoing battle against international drug trafficking, United States officials announced the seizure of illegal narcotics valued at over $509 million. The operation, which spanned multiple days and involved coordinated efforts across several regions of the Pacific, was described by authorities as one of the most impactful maritime interdictions in recent years. The announcement…
Read MoreStudy Finds Intermittent Fasting More Effective Than Traditional Calorie Restriction for Weight Loss
A recent study from the University of Colorado School of Medicine has shown that intermittent fasting—specifically a regimen known as “4:3 fasting”—may be more effective for weight loss than conventional calorie-restricted diets. The 4:3 fasting method involves eating normally on four days of the week, while limiting food intake significantly on three non-consecutive days. On…
Read MorePresident Trump Considers Tariff Exemptions for Certain U.S. Companies
President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday his openness to granting exemptions from tariffs to specific U.S. companies that have been disproportionately affected by recent trade policies. Speaking to reporters, President Trump acknowledged that certain businesses, due to the nature of their industries, are more severely impacted by tariffs. He stated, “There are some that have been hard…
Read MoreBrooklyn Woman Sentenced to 19 Years for Assisting ISIS
A woman from Brooklyn, New York, has been sentenced to 19 years in federal prison for providing support to a foreign terrorist organization, obstructing justice, and attempting to flee the United States to avoid sentencing. The individual, identified as Sinmya Amera Ceasar, also known by the alias Umm Nutella, was apprehended in 2016 at John…
Read MoreGebrochts – A Deeper Look
In the past 25 years, Pesach cakes have almost become completely gebrochts-free. They have alsobecome quite expensive. Indeed, one shopper at a supermarket in the Five Towns had recentlycommented, “I have become gebroke from gebrochts!”In many familes, Matzah Brei is a favorite. In others, it brings shudders down the spine (well, almost).The issue, of course,…
Read MoreHigh-Speed Chase on Highway 6: Israeli Security Forces Foil Suspected Infiltration Attempt
In a dramatic and fast-paced incident that unfolded across central Israel on Monday, Israeli security forces successfully apprehended nine individuals suspected of illegal infiltration into the country. What began as a routine observation in Jerusalem quickly escalated into a high-speed pursuit along the trans-Israel Highway 6, culminating in a tense and highly coordinated arrest operation.…
Read MoreEndangered Galapagos Tortoises Hatch At Philly Zoo for the First Time in 150 Years
The Philadelphia Zoo has announced the birth of four Galapagos tortoise hatchlings, a historic first in the institution’s 150-year existence. This extraordinary development is not only a triumph for zoological conservation efforts but also a heartwarming reminder of the wonders of Hashem’s creations, many of which continue to inspire awe and admiration even in our…
Read MoreAmerican Families Sue Palestinian-American Billionaire for Alleged Support of Hamas Terror Infrastructure
Nearly 400 American citizens whose loved ones were murdered or injured in the brutal October 7th terrorist attack perpetrated by Hamas in southern Israel have filed a civil lawsuit in Washington, D.C. federal court against Bashar Masri, a prominent Palestinian-American businessman. The lawsuit alleges that Masri, through his extensive network of companies, knowingly aided and…
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Gazan Clan Executes Hamas Member for Killing Family Member
Members of a prominent local clan publicly executed an individual accused of being a Hamas operative, following the death of one of their own relatives. The execution, which took place in the city of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, demonstrates both the deepening internal tensions within Palestinian society and the weakening grip of Hamas amidst…
Read MoreNetanyahu Visits Hungary in Display of Diplomatic Strength
In a bold affirmation of Israel’s sovereignty and its right to self-defense, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu arrived in Hungary this week for a four-day state visit, undeterred by the highly politicized arrest warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The visit, hosted by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, stands as a clear…
Read MoreEscaped Otter Returns to Wisconsin Zoo; Companion Still at Large
One of two North American river otters that had escaped from the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park in Green Bay, Wisconsin, has been safely returned. Ophelia, the female otter, was captured on Friday night after a two-week absence. Her return was kept confidential until Tuesday to allow for a thorough veterinary examination, which confirmed her…
Read MoreSignificant Decrease in Terror Attacks During Ramadan This Year Due to Intensified Security
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) together with the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) have reported a marked 80% drop in terror attacks emanating from the West Bank during the current Ramadan period, as compared to the same time last year. This decrease, officials say, is a result of strategic preventive efforts and the relentless work…
Read MoreFederal Charges Against NYC Mayor Eric Adams Dismissed
In a development welcomed by many across New York City, a federal judge has formally dismissed the criminal case against Mayor Eric Adams, putting to rest a high-profile legal matter that had cast a shadow over his administration. The charges, which alleged misuse of office in connection with campaign donations and overseas benefits, were thrown…
Read MoreLiberal Candidate Wins Wisconsin Judicial Race, Preserving Court’s Left-Leaning Majority Amid National Attention
In a judicial contest that drew widespread national interest and marked the first major statewide election of 2025, Judge Susan Crawford emerged victorious in Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race, defeating conservative opponent Brad Schimel. The election outcome ensures that the Wisconsin Supreme Court will retain its current 4-3 liberal majority, setting the stage for key legal…
Read MoreIDF Strikes Senior Hezbollah Operative in Beirut Amid Heightened Regional Tensions
Early Monday morning, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) targeted and eliminated a senior Hezbollah figure in the southern suburbs of Beirut, an area long considered a Hezbollah stronghold. The strike, which Israeli officials described as a direct response to an imminent threat, is being closely watched as tensions between Israel and the Iranian-backed terror group…
Read MoreBabysitter Confronts Intruder Hiding Under Child’s Bed in Kansas Home
In a concerning incident near Great Bend, Kansas, a babysitter encountered an intruder hiding beneath a child’s bed after the child expressed fear of a “monster.” The event unfolded late on Monday evening when the child, under the babysitter’s care, reported hearing noises from under the bed. Upon investigation, the babysitter discovered a 27-year-old man…
Read MoreTrump Weighs David Friedman, Former Ambassador to Israel, for Key UN Role
President Donald Trump is considering David Friedman, the former United States Ambassador to Israel, as a leading candidate for the position of US Ambassador to the United Nations. The prominent diplomatic role, which carries considerable influence on the international stage, is currently vacant as the administration evaluates several possible appointees. The discussion surrounding the nomination…
Read MoreNaftali Bennett Registers New Political Party, Signaling Return to Israeli Politics
In a move that has drawn attention across Israel’s political spectrum, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has officially registered a new political party under the provisional title “Bennett 2026.” This step signals his return to political activity after more than two years away from public office, following the dissolution of the short-lived Bennett-Lapid government. While…
Read MoreUnderstanding April 1st: The Origins and Nature of “April Fools’ Day”
While the Torah teaches us to uphold truth and integrity in all our dealings—“Midvar sheker tirchak” (Shemos 23:7)—there exists in the secular world a custom observed annually on the first of April, known as “April Fools’ Day.” On this day, it has become commonplace for individuals, media outlets, and even public officials to engage in…
Read MoreJerusalem Post Editor Questioned in Qatari Influence Probe Amid Concerns Over Foreign Involvement in Israeli Media
Zvika Klein, a longtime journalist and current editor-in-chief of the Jerusalem Post, has come under police investigation as part of a widening probe into alleged efforts by the Gulf state of Qatar to influence Israeli public discourse. The investigation, which has been dubbed “Qatargate” by some outlets, is focused on the alleged involvement of close aides…
Read MoreIsrael Considered Recognizing Hamas Rule Prior to the October 7 Attacks
In the months leading up to the tragic events of October 7, 2023, Israel’s defense establishment explored the possibility of a “hudna” (ceasefire) with Hamas, the governing entity in the Gaza Strip. This initiative, known as the “Hudna Plan,” was spearheaded by Major General Ghassan Alian, head of the Coordinator of Government Activities in the…
Read MoreIran Faces Escalating Water Crisis Amid Population Growth and Mismanagement
Iran is currently confronting a severe water crisis that poses significant challenges to the nation’s stability. Dr. Sharona Mazalian Levi from The Alliance Center for Iranian Studies at Tel Aviv University has highlighted the gravity of the situation, noting that multiple factors have converged to bring several major provinces to a critical juncture. The Iranian Energy…
Read MoreFord Executive Retires After Documenting Colleagues’ Linguistic Missteps For 32 Years
After a dedicated tenure of 32 years at Ford Motor Company, sales executive Mike O’Brien announced his retirement. In his farewell message to colleagues, O’Brien included a unique attachment: a meticulously compiled spreadsheet documenting over 2,200 instances of verbal missteps—such as mixed metaphors and malapropisms—committed by his coworkers during meetings and discussions over the years. O’Brien…
Read MoreEight Chevrolet Corvettes Stolen from Kentucky Plant Recovered; Suspect Apprehended
In a recent incident at the General Motors Bowling Green Assembly Plant in Kentucky, eight Chevrolet Corvettes, valued collectively at $1.2 million, were unlawfully taken. The Bowling Green facility has been the exclusive manufacturing site for the Corvette since the early 1980s. The perpetrators gained access to the plant’s premises by cutting through a fence. The first…
Read MoreTragic Loss in Brooklyn: Mother and Two Daughters Taken in Devastating Accident
On a serene Shabbos afternoon, as families in the Flatbush community were returning from shul, a devastating event shattered the tranquility. A mother and her two young daughters were tragically struck and killed by a vehicle, leaving the community in profound mourning. The incident occurred shortly after 1 p.m. near the intersection of Ocean Parkway and…
Read MoreFreed Hostage Yarden Bibas Appeals to Trump: “Help End the War and Bring Them Home”
Yarden Bibas, recently freed from captivity in Gaza, has publicly called upon U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene in ending the ongoing conflict and to facilitate the release of remaining hostages. In an interview on CBS’s ’60 Minutes,’ Bibas implored, “Please stop this war and help bring all of the hostages back.” He emphasized his belief in…
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IDF Eliminates Senior Hamas Operatives in Targeted Gaza Strikes
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF), in coordination with Israel’s internal security agency, the Shin Bet, announced the successful elimination of two senior Hamas leaders in precise airstrikes carried out in Gaza. These strikes are part of continued military efforts aimed at dismantling the operational and leadership infrastructure of terror groups operating from the Gaza Strip.…
Read MoreHamas Refuses All Offers, War Resumes with Air Strike
The fragile ceasefire between Israel and the Hamas terrorist organization has come to an end, following Hamas’ refusal to uphold its commitments to release additional Israeli hostages. Israeli officials confirmed that after days of negotiations, during which mediators attempted to extend the quiet, Hamas reneged on agreed terms, prompting Israel to resume military operations aimed…
Read MoreSyrian Druze Leaders Enter Israel For The First Time In Decades
In a rare and historic event, approximately 100 Druze religious leaders from Syria crossed into Israel last week to visit sacred Druze religious sites. The visit marks the first official entry of Syrian Druze into Israel in decades and comes against the backdrop of significant geopolitical shifts in the region following the collapse of the…
Read MoreTurkey Receives Released Palestinian Terrorists; Concerns Mount Over Hamas Expansion
Reports confirm that Turkey has welcomed 15 Palestinian terrorists recently released from Israeli prisons. These individuals were freed as part of the hostage exchange agreement reached during the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The Qatari newspaper Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed, quoting Egyptian sources, revealed that the Turkish government accepted the detainees, a move viewed by analysts as…
Read MoreTrump Challenges Validity of Biden’s Autopen-Signed Pardons
In a recent development, President Donald Trump has declared that pardons issued by former President Joe Biden are “void, vacant, and of no further force or effect,” alleging they were signed using an autopen—a device that replicates a person’s signature mechanically—without Biden’s direct knowledge or approval. Trump’s assertions specifically target preemptive pardons granted by Biden…
Read MoreStudy Links Dangerous Cancer Risk to Obesity and Stress: A Wake-Up Call for the Frum Community
A newly published medical study has highlighted a growing health concern that should prompt reflection within the Torah community. Researchers have found that individuals suffering from obesity combined with high levels of chronic stress are at significantly increased risk of developing pancreatic cancer, one of the most lethal forms of cancer. While this news is…
Read MorePresident Trump Blames Iran for Houthi Attacks, Warns of Severe Consequences
President Donald Trump issued a forceful warning to the Islamic Republic of Iran, placing full responsibility on Tehran for the escalating attacks conducted by the Yemen-based Houthi rebels. In a public statement, President Trump declared that any continued aggression by the Houthis would result in severe retaliation, emphasizing that Iran would be held accountable for…
Read MoreSyria’s New Government Faces Hezbollah Threat on Border
The new leadership in Syria, under interim-President Ahmad al-Sharaa, is facing serious fighting on its border with Lebanon, as battles break out with the terrorist group Hezbollah. This tension comes after Syrian soldiers were killed in attacks that are being blamed on Hezbollah operatives who crossed into Syria. The clashes took place near the towns…
Read MoreNetanyahu Seeks Dismissal of Shin Bet Chief, Attorney General Says No
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has announced his intention to dismiss Ronen Bar, the head of the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency). This move has sparked a complex interplay of legal, political, and security considerations. On Sunday evening, Prime Minister Netanyahu summoned Ronen Bar for an urgent meeting, during which he conveyed his plan to propose…
Read MoreBBC Faces Criticism for Misleading Portrayal of Hostage Situation in Gaza
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is once again under scrutiny after its Arabic-language branch aired footage depicting Hamas terrorists as “guards” caring for Israeli hostages. The segment, broadcasted recently, was met with widespread condemnation from watchdog organizations, accusing the media outlet of whitewashing the brutal reality of the hostages’ plight. The controversial footage referred to…
Read MoreIDF Eliminates Terrorists in Gaza Disguised as Journalists, Including October 7 Perpetrator
In a blow to terror organizations operating from Gaza, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that it has successfully eliminated a group of six terror operatives in a targeted operation in Beit Lahiya, located in the northern Gaza Strip. Among those neutralized was a key figure who actively participated in the horrific October 7 assault…
Read MoreIsrael Condemns Hamas’ Manipulation in Hostage Deal
Israeli officials have strongly denounced the recent announcement by Hamas offering to release one living captive and the bodies of four others, all of whom were dual citizens of the United States and Israel. The government has labeled this move as a manipulative tactic intended to apply pressure on Israel and the families of hostages…
Read MoreA New Survey Reveals Most Americans Lies to Dentists
A recent survey has brought to light an interesting yet concerning trend: more than half of Americans admit to not being entirely truthful with their dentists regarding their oral hygiene habits. This phenomenon, which has raised the attention of dental professionals across the country, stems primarily from feelings of embarrassment, discomfort, or fear of being…
Read MoreIsraeli Security Forces Prevent Terror Plot Targeting Jerusalem’s Old City
In a significant achievement for Israel’s security services, a dangerous terror plot intended to harm innocent civilians in Jerusalem’s Old City was successfully thwarted in recent weeks. The planned attack, which was set to take place at the Damascus Gate entrance, involved an Arab Israeli citizen who had been deeply influenced by extremist ideologies. The…
Read MoreNew International Space Crew Arrives to Relieve Veteran Astronauts
A new team of astronauts successfully docked with the International Space Station (ISS) this past Sunday. The mission, operated by SpaceX in coordination with NASA, was tasked with relieving two American astronauts who had remained aboard the station for over nine months—far longer than initially intended. The newly arrived crew consists of astronauts from the…
Read MoreUS Launches Strikes on Yemen’s Iran-Backed Houthis
The United States has carried out extensive airstrikes across Yemen, targeting the Iran-backed Houthi rebels. This operation comes in response to months of persistent Houthi attacks on international shipping routes in the Red Sea, which have disrupted global commerce and endangered vessels. The Houthis have announced that they would begin attacking Israeli ships again in…
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Mishloach Manos – A Deeper Look
THE MITZVAHThe Michtav M’Eliyahu writes that the best way to form a relationship is to give. When you give, youdevelop your Ahavas Yisroel to the other person. Mordechai and his Beis Din enacted that on the day ofPurim each person must send a gift of at least two portions of food to a friend. This…
Read MoreArmenia Announces Readiness to Sign Peace Agreement with Azerbaijan
Armenia has officially declared its readiness to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan, signaling a potential end to one of the most prolonged and bitter conflicts in the South Caucasus. The Armenian Foreign Ministry stated that a draft agreement has been finalized and that they are prepared to discuss the date and venue for signing…
Read MoreNetanyahu to Visit Hungary as PM Orbán Rejects ICC Arrest Warrant
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is expected to visit Hungary in the coming weeks, following an invitation from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The visit comes amid an ongoing controversy surrounding the International Criminal Court (ICC), which issued an arrest warrant against Netanyahu in May 2024. Hungary, a member of the ICC, has made it…
Read MorePassenger Found with Turtle Concealed in Clothing at Newark Airport
An unusual event unfolded at Newark Liberty International Airport when a passenger attempting to board a flight was found concealing a live turtle in his clothing. The discovery was made by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers during a routine security screening, leading to the intervention of airport police and an investigation into the incident. The…
Read MoreIran Seeks to Weaken U.S. Economic Pressure as It Dangles Nuclear Talks
Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, has stated that Tehran is open to discussions with the United States regarding its nuclear program—but only if Washington abandons its so-called “maximum pressure” strategy. This latest statement is widely seen as an attempt by Iran to regain leverage while continuing to advance its nuclear ambitions. The announcement comes amid…
Read MoreTrump Criticizes Schumer’s Shift in Loyalty, Labels Him a ‘Palestinian’
President Donald Trump took aim at Chuck Schumer, stating that Schumer “used to be Jewish” but has now aligned himself with Palestinian interests. Trump’s remarks came during an Oval Office meeting, where he expressed frustration with the Democratic leadership’s stance on key issues, particularly in relation to Israel and U.S. foreign policy. Schumer, long known…
Read MoreFreed Hostage Saw Avinatan Or Alive During Captivity
A freed hostage has reported seeing fellow captive Avinatan Or alive during their time in captivity, marking the first public indication of Or’s status since his abduction on October 7, 2023. Or, 32, was attending the Supernova desert rave near Re’im with his girlfriend, Noa Argamani, when Hamas terrorists launched a massive assault. The couple…
Read MoreU.S. Department of Education Initiates Significant Staff Reductions Amid Government Downsizing
In a decisive move reflecting the current administration’s commitment to reducing the size of the federal government, the U.S. Department of Education has announced plans to lay off nearly half of its workforce. This action aligns with President Donald Trump’s longstanding objective to eliminate the department, which oversees a substantial portfolio including $1.6 trillion in…
Read MoreIsrael and Lebanon Enter Talks on Border and Diplomatic Normalization
Israel and Lebanon have embarked on a series of discussions aimed at normalizing relations between the two nations. These efforts come in the wake of a ceasefire agreement signed in November 2024, which concluded a period of intense conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. On March 11, 2025, representatives from Israel, Lebanon, France,…
Read MoreEl Al Profits 5X in 2024 Amid Accusations of Price Gauging
El Al Israel Airlines has reported a substantial increase in net profit for 2024, reaching $545 million—a nearly fivefold rise from the previous year’s $117 million. This surge is largely attributed to El Al’s unique position as one of the few carriers maintaining flights to Tel Aviv during the recent conflict, while many foreign airlines…
Read MoreHamas Tried to Bait IDF Into Killing a 4-Year Old Child
Hamas has once again demonstrated its utter contempt for human life, even that of its own people. The recent incident, in which the terror group cynically sent a defenseless 4-year-old child toward an IDF military post in Gaza, is a horrifying testament to the organization’s depravity. Demonstrating a commitment to safeguarding innocent lives, the IDF…
Read MoreWatch: 4-Year Old Calls Police When Mother Eats Ice Cream, Tells Them to Put Her in Jail
A four-year-old boy from Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, recently called emergency services to report his mother for consuming his ice cream. On March 4, the young boy dialed 911 and informed the dispatcher, “My mom is being bad,” requesting, “Come and get my mommy.” His mother promptly intervened, explaining that her son had called because she…
Read MoreUkraine Agrees to 30-Day Ceasefire Proposal
Ukraine has agreed to a U.S.-proposed 30-day ceasefire with Russia. This agreement emerged following extensive discussions held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Ukrainian officials engaged in over eight hours of talks. The ceasefire proposal aims to halt all forms of fighting, including air and missile strikes, marking a potential…
Read MoreFreed Hostage Omer Wenkert Recounts Harrowing Ordeal Under Hamas Captivity
In a recent interview, Omer Wenkert, a young man who was held captive by Hamas for 505 days, shared the painful details of his imprisonment and the torment he endured at the hands of his captors. His story demonstrates the suffering of hostages who were taken during the brutal attacks of October 7, 2023, when…
Read MoreJapanese Ambassador Visits Netanyahu During Court Proceedings
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified for the 16th time in his ongoing trial at the Tel Aviv District Court, focusing on Case 4000, where he faces charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. During his testimony, Netanyahu criticized Israeli media outlets, referring to them as a “thought police” attempting to influence public…
Read MoreTrump Doubles Tariff on Canadian Steel and Aluminum
President Donald Trump has announced a significant escalation in trade measures against Canada, declaring a 50% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports from the country. This decision, set to take effect on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, comes in direct response to the province of Ontario’s recent 25% surcharge on electricity exports to the United…
Read MoreSwiss Politician Fined for Purchasing Toy Water Pistols
Marc Jaisli, a local politician from Zurich, Switzerland, was fined 6,500 Swiss francs (approximately $7,390) for purchasing pink water pistols online. Authorities determined that these toys violated the country’s weapons law, as they could be mistaken for real firearms despite their distinctive color. Jaisli, a member of the local council in Buchs, had ordered the…
Read MoreIsrael and Lebanon Agree to Address Border Disputes With U.S. Mediation
Israel and Lebanon have consented to initiate negotiations aimed at resolving longstanding disputes concerning their shared land border. This decision emerges following extensive mediation efforts led by the United States, reflecting a commitment to fostering stability in the region. The border between Israel and Lebanon has been a point of contention for decades, with disagreements…
Read MoreBiotech Firm Engineers ‘Woolly Mice’ in Pursuit of Woolly Mammoth Revival
In a notable development in genetic research, Colossal Biosciences, a biotechnology company based in Texas, has successfully engineered mice exhibiting traits reminiscent of the extinct woolly mammoth. This endeavor represents a preliminary step toward the ambitious goal of reviving the woolly mammoth species. The research team at Colossal Biosciences employed advanced gene-editing techniques to modify seven specific…
Read MoreWatch: Police Chase Swan on Florida Highway
In a recent incident in Orlando, Florida, a swan was found running on the busy State Road 408 near Bumby Avenue around 7:45 a.m. The city reported that the swan is in good condition and has been safely returned to its original habitat. Swans are known for their grace and beauty, often symbolizing purity and…
Read MoreJudge Blocks Deportation of Pro-Hamas Protest Organizer Mahmoud Khalil
A federal judge has temporarily halted the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Hamas disturber of the peace and former Columbia University student, following his arrest by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Khalil, who holds a green card, has been a prominent figure in organizing anti-Israel protests on campus, some of which escalated into illegal activities.…
Read MoreUkraine Launches Massive Attack on Moscow
In the early hours of Tuesday, March 11, 2025, Moscow experienced an unprecedented aerial assault as Ukrainian forces launched a significant drone attack targeting the Russian capital. This operation, marking the largest of its kind since the onset of the conflict, resulted in casualties and substantial disruptions to the city’s infrastructure. According to reports, approximately 69…
Read MoreTrump Administration Slashes USAID Programs, Prioritizing ‘America First’ Foreign Policy
The Trump administration has terminated over 80% of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) programs. This action follows a comprehensive six-week review aimed at ensuring taxpayer dollars are utilized effectively and in alignment with America’s priorities. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the cancellation of approximately 5,200 contracts, stating that these programs had expended tens…
Read MoreNew Jersey Mayor Calls City ‘Capital of Palestine in the US’
In a troubling development for Jewish communities and Israel supporters across the United States, the city of Paterson, New Jersey, is undergoing a radical transformation that raises serious concerns about the spread of anti-Israel sentiment and Islamist influence in American municipalities. Paterson is just a 20 minute drive away from Teaneck. During a Ramadan ceremony…
Read MoreIsraeli Delegation Travels to Doha for Indirect Negotiations with Hamas
On Monday afternoon, an Israeli delegation departed for Doha to engage in indirect negotiations with Hamas, facilitated by mediators. These discussions are structured around a framework proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff. The initial phase of the talks will address the organization of negotiations and the key issues to…
Read MoreWho is Mahmoud Khalil, The Pro-Hamas Protest Organizer Arrested by ICE?
Mahmoud Khalil, a former graduate student at Columbia University and a vocal agitator for anti-Israel causes, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Saturday. Khalil, who has been heavily involved in radical campus demonstrations, has openly aligned himself with Hamas sympathizers and played a leading role in disruptive anti-Israel activities at the…
Read MoreEU ministers Discuss Borrowing Money To Fund Ukraine’s Defense
European Union finance ministers are convening to deliberate on strategies to enhance defense funding, focusing on joint borrowing, reallocating existing EU funds, and expanding the European Investment Bank’s (EIB) role. This initiative responds to heightened security concerns following the suspension of U.S. military aid to Ukraine by President Donald Trump, which has raised questions about America’s…
Read MoreHamas-Linked Protest Group Calls For Mass Unrest on Campuses Across The US
In the latest escalation of anti-Israel activism on American university campuses, the radical group National Students for Justice in Palestine (NSJP) has issued a nationwide call for mass demonstrations and campus occupations. This follows a strong response from authorities at Columbia University, where law enforcement recently cracked down on student-led anti-Israel protests that had disrupted…
Read MoreWho is Mark Carney Canada’s New PM
Mark Carney, a economist and former central banker, has been elected as the new leader of Canada’s Liberal Party, succeeding Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister. Carney secured an overwhelming 85.9% of the vote in the party’s leadership election. Born on March 16, 1965, in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, Carney was raised in Edmonton, Alberta. He holds a…
Read MoreLess Butter is Better, Use Plant Oils Instead
A recent study led by Harvard Medical School and published in JAMA Internal Medicine has shed light on the health implications of butter consumption compared to plant-based oils. The research analyzed data from over 221,000 adults over a span of 30 to 50 years, revealing that higher butter intake is associated with a 15% increased risk of premature…
Read MoreBoehler Reports Deal With Hamas Can Be Reached In Weeks
U.S. hostage envoy Adam Boehler has engaged in direct discussions with officials from Hamas, aiming to secure the release of hostages held in Gaza. Today, Boehler expressed optimism about reaching an agreement within weeks, stating that there is potential for a comprehensive deal that could facilitate the release of all prisoners, not just American citizens. He…
Read MoreAnother Israeli Airline to Fly the New York-Tel Aviv Route
Israir Airlines is preparing to reintroduce direct flights between Tel Aviv and New York, aiming to commence as early as this summer. This initiative positions Israir as the third Israeli airline to serve this route, following El Al and Arkia, thereby increasing competition and potentially reducing airfare costs for travelers. Israir has submitted a request…
Read MoreWatch: Nes in Brooklyn, Family Narrowly Escapes Falling Tree
A chilling moment was caught on camera as a massive tree came crashing down, nearly striking a family walking on a Brooklyn sidewalk. Surveillance footage captured the frightening incident, which took place on March 1 along 59th Street in the Bensonhurst neighborhood of Brooklyn. Ben and Shelly Kerstein, who were among those miraculously spared, described…
Read MoreWho is Next for Canada’s Liberal Party?
The Liberal Party of Canada is set to announce the successor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today, amidst escalating trade tensions with the United States that threaten the nation’s economic stability. Trudeau, who has led Canada for over nine years, announced his resignation in January following a significant decline in approval ratings. This downturn has been…
Read MoreIsraeli Universities Threaten Strike if Attorney General is Dismissed
The presidents of Israel’s eight research universities have issued a warning, stating they will initiate a strike should the government proceed with the dismissal of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. In a public letter, these academic leaders expressed profound concern over what they describe as an “unprecedented danger to the rule of law” in the country. The…
Read MoreIsrael Cuts Off Power to Gaza
Israel has intensified its measures against Hamas by cutting off the electricity supply to the Gaza Strip. This action aims to pressure Hamas into agreeing to extend the initial phase of their ceasefire, which concluded last weekend. Energy Minister Eli Cohen directed the Israel Electric Corporation to halt electricity sales to Gaza’s power stations. He emphasized that…
Read MoreUS Did Not Tell Israel About Talks with Hamas
The United States has initiated direct negotiations with Hamas to secure the release of American hostages held in the Gaza Strip. This development marks a significant shift in U.S. policy, as Hamas has been designated a terrorist organization by the U.S. since 1997. However, contrary to earlier reports, it seems that the US did not…
Read MoreReleased Hostage Sasha Troufanov Provides Hopeful Update on Rom Braslavski Captive Security Guard
Former hostage Alexander (“Sasha”) Troufanov shared a message that has brought a glimmer of hope to the family and friends of Rom Braslavski, a young Israeli security guard who has been held captive since October 2023. Troufanov, who was released last month after enduring 498 days in captivity, revealed in a video message that he…
Read More900 Pound Dolphin Jumps Into Fishing Boat
A routine fishing expedition off New Zealand’s North Island transformed into an extraordinary encounter when a massive bottlenose dolphin unexpectedly leaped into a small fishing vessel. The incident occurred near the renowned Hole in the Rock formation, a popular spot known for its scenic beauty and marine life. Dean Harrison, the owner of the nearly…
Read MoreIDF Reports Low Enlistment Rates Among Charedi Community Despite Extensive Draft Efforts
In recent months, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have intensified efforts to integrate members of the Haredi community into military service. Since the summer, approximately 10,000 initial draft orders have been dispatched to eligible ultra-Orthodox men. However, as of now, only 177 individuals have enlisted, demonstrating the challenge in bridging the gap between national service…
Read MoreIsraeli Drone Strike in Gaza’s Shejaiya Neighborhood After Bombs Planted Near Troops
In the early hours of Thursday, an Israeli drone targeted individuals in Gaza City’s eastern Shejaiya neighborhood, leading to the death of one person and injuries to several others, according to Palestinian media reports. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the operation, stating that the drone strike was directed at suspects observed planting an explosive…
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