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Finally! Israel Receives Body of Shiri Bibas
The body of Israeli hostage Shiri Bibas was returned to Israel after Hamas initially sent the wrong remains, causing further anguish for her family. On Friday, Israeli authorities received what was believed to be Shiri’s body as part of a ceasefire agreement, but forensic analysis revealed it was not hers. The “mistake” added to the…
Read MoreBybit Exchange Hit by $1.5 Billion Crypto Theft in Sophisticated Attack
A major crypto fraud could become one of the largest in history after the Bybit exchange revealed it was targeted in a sophisticated attack, resulting in the theft of $1.5 billion in digital currencies. The hackers infiltrated Bybit’s multi-signature cold wallet, transferring assets to unidentified addresses. Despite the scale of the theft, Bybit assured customers…
Read MoreDelta Air Lines Offers $30,000 Compensation to Passengers of Overturned Plane in Toronto
Delta Air Lines is offering $30,000 in compensation to each passenger aboard the plane that crashed and overturned in the snow while landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday. All 80 passengers and crew members survived the incident. While some were taken to hospitals, as of Wednesday morning, only one passenger remained hospitalized, according…
Read MoreIDF Spokesperson: Additional Body Not That of Shiri Bibas!
The IDF Spokesperson announced overnight that forensic identification efforts by the National Center for Forensic Medicine, in coordination with the Israel Police, confirmed that the additional body received was not that of Shiri Bibas and did not match any other hostage. The remains remain unidentified. The IDF condemned this as a grave violation by Hamas,…
Read MoreGerman Court Rules Against Birkenstock in Copyright Case Over Sandal Design
Germany’s Federal Court of Justice has determined that the iconic Birkenstock sandals do not qualify as works of art and, therefore, are not entitled to copyright protection. This ruling concludes a legal battle initiated by Birkenstock against three competitors producing similar-looking sandals. Birkenstock, a company with shoemaking roots dating back to 1774, argued that its…
Read MoreIsraeli Cybersecurity Firm Dream Security Achieves $1.1 Billion Valuation
Dream Security, an Israeli startup specializing in the protection of critical national infrastructure, has announced a successful $100 million funding round, elevating the company’s valuation to $1.1 billion. Established in January 2023, Dream Security focuses on safeguarding essential services such as oil, water, and energy facilities from advanced cyber threats. The company was co-founded by…
Read MoreAmnesty International Rears its Antisemitic Head Again with Ridiculous Accusations
Amnesty International has once again demonstrated its blatant bias against Israel, this time by attacking the European Union for hosting Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz. The radical left-wing organization, which has a long history of unfairly singling out the Jewish state for condemnation, accused the EU of “brushing Israeli crimes under the carpet.” This inflammatory…
Read MoreGreater NY Nursing: Leading the Way in Comprehensive At-Home Healthcare Across the Tristate Area
Greater NY Nursing, a premier care management company, continues to set the standard for high-quality, compassionate at-home healthcare throughout the Tristate area. With a distinguished team of RNs, LPNs, therapists, and social workers, Greater NY Nursing ensures that patients receive expert care that prioritizes dignity, comfort, and longevity. Since 1993, Greater NY Nursing has been…
Read MoreHeartbreaking: Bodies of Bibas Family and Oded Lifshitz to Be Retuned Today
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have announced that the bodies of four Israeli hostages—Shiri Bibas, her young sons Ariel and Kfir, and journalist Oded Lifshitz—are scheduled to be returned to Israel today. The handover, facilitated by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), is expected to commence around 9 a.m. Israel time, 2 a.m.…
Read MoreIDF Chief of Staff Returns to Israel Amid Hostage Repatriation Efforts
The Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi, has expedited his return from an official visit to the United States. Originally scheduled to conclude tomorrow, Lt. Gen. Halevi’s trip was cut short due to advancements in the agreement concerning the return of hostages, including the anticipated repatriation of those…
Read MoreAnti-Israel Protest in Brooklyn’s Boro Park Sparks Clashes and Community Outcry
A recent anti-Israel protest in the heart of Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish community escalated into confrontations, drawing widespread condemnation from local leaders and residents. On Tuesday evening, approximately 200 protesters, organized by the activist group Pal-Awda, gathered in Boro Park to voice opposition to an Israeli real estate event they claimed was promoting the sale of…
Read MoreAmerican Farmers Embrace Artificial Intelligence Amidst Increasing Challenges
American farmers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to sustain their livelihoods and ensure the nation’s food security. Labor shortages, stringent water regulations, and the looming threat of international tariffs have converged, compelling the agricultural community to seek innovative solutions. Karen Ross, Secretary of the California Department of Food and Agriculture, observed, “There’s always…
Read MoreMysterious QR Code Stickers Appear on Munich Graves, Prompting Investigation
In an unusual incident, over 1,000 gravestones and wooden crosses across three Munich cemeteries have been found adorned with QR code stickers, leading to a police investigation. The affected cemeteries are Waldfriedhof, Sendlinger Friedhof, and Friedhof Solln. The stickers, measuring approximately 5 by 3.5 centimeters, display QR codes that, when scanned, reveal the name of…
Read MoreHamas Proposes Deal to Release all Hostages at Once in Exchange for Complete Withdrawal from Gaza
Senior Hamas Terrorist Taher al-Nunu announced that the terror organization is prepared to release all remaining hostages in a single exchange during the second phase of the ongoing ceasefire agreement with Israel. This proposal marks a departure from the current phased approach to hostage releases and introduces a new dynamic to the negotiations. Hamas has…
Read MoreBBC Faces Criticism for Featuring Hamas Official’s Son in Gaza Documentary
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is under scrutiny following revelations that its recent documentary, “Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone,” features a 14-year-old narrator reportedly connected to a high-ranking Hamas official. The documentary, which aired on BBC2, aims to depict the experiences of children living in Gaza amidst the ongoing conflict. The primary narrator,…
Read MoreGovernor Hochul Declares State of Emergency Amid Road Salt Shortage in New York
In response to a severe road salt shortage affecting New York State, Governor Kathy Hochul has declared a state of emergency to ensure the safety of motorists during the ongoing harsh winter conditions. The prolonged cold weather has led to increased demand for road salt, resulting in depleted supplies across the state. Residents have reported…
Read MoreUK Man Considers Buying Landfill to Search for Hard Drive with Lost Bitcoin Fortune
In 2013, James Howells, an IT professional from Newport, South Wales, inadvertently disposed of a hard drive containing approximately 8,000 bitcoins. At that time, the value of these digital coins was negligible; however, with the meteoric rise of cryptocurrency, their worth has now escalated to over £600 million. This significant sum remains buried beneath tonnes…
Read MoreHamas Names Six Living Israeli Hostages and Four Bodies to be Released This Week
The families of six Israeli hostages have been informed by Israeli authorities that their loved ones are scheduled for release by Hamas this coming Shabbas. The individuals set to return are: This announcement brings a mixture of relief and anticipation to the families, who have endured prolonged periods of uncertainty and anguish. The release is…
Read MoreIsrael and Hamas Reach Agreement to Release 6 Live Hostages and 4 Bodies
In a significant development, Israeli and Hamas officials have reached an agreement for the release of six living hostages this coming Saturday. Additionally, the bodies of four individuals will be returned to Israel on Thursday. Among those to be freed are Avera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed, two Israeli citizens who have been held captive in…
Read More500 Days in Captivity: Families of Hostages Fast and Rally Across Israel
Families of hostages held in Gaza marked the 500th day since the tragic events of October 7, 2023, with nationwide rallies and a collective 500-minute fast. The event was organized by the Hostages and Missing Families Forum to highlight the ongoing plight of the captives and urge their immediate release. The fast commenced at 11:40…
Read MoreEuropean Leaders Want a Role in Ukraine Peace Talks: U.S. Saying No
European leaders convened an emergency summit in Paris to address their exclusion from imminent U.S.-Russia negotiations aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The meeting, initiated by French President Emmanuel Macron, shows Europe’s determination to play an active role in shaping the future security landscape of the continent. The urgency of the summit was…
Read MoreDelta Flight Overturns at Toronto Airport Amidst Snowstorm; All Passengers Survive
A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis to Toronto experienced a harrowing incident on Monday, February 17, 2025. The aircraft overturned upon landing at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport during a severe snowstorm, yet all 80 individuals on board survived, with only minor injuries reported B”H. The flight, operated by Endeavor Air—a regional subsidiary of Delta—was…
Read MoreRep. Swalwell Faces Backlash for Wildly Trying to Blame Plane Crash on President Trump
In a recent and widely criticized move, Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) attempted to link President Donald Trump to a tragic small plane crash in Georgia, sparking significant backlash from both officials and the public. On Monday morning, Rep. Swalwell took to social media, asserting that President Trump has overseen “more planes crash” in his first…
Read MoreIDF to Maintain Presence in Strategic Southern Lebanon Positions Beyond Withdrawal Deadline
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have announced that they will retain troops in five strategic locations in southern Lebanon beyond the February 18 withdrawal deadline stipulated in the recent ceasefire agreement. This decision aims to ensure the safety of Israeli citizens and oversee the transition of control to Lebanese forces. In November 2024, a U.S.-brokered…
Read MoreBrazen Theft of 100,000 Eggs Amidst National Shortage Leaves Police Stumped
In an unprecedented act of theft, 100,000 eggs, valued at approximately $40,000, were stolen from a distribution trailer belonging to Pete & Gerry’s Organics LLC on the evening of February 1st. The incident occurred around 8:40 p.m. in Antrim Township, Pennsylvania, and has left local authorities seeking public assistance to identify the perpetrators. This theft…
Read MoreMichigan Judge Orders Walmart Shoplifters to Wash Cars in Parking Lot
In an interesting approach to addressing retail theft, Judge Jeffrey Clothier of Genesee County, Michigan, has begun sentencing individuals convicted of shoplifting from a local Walmart to wash cars in the store’s parking lot. This initiative aims to deter theft while providing a service to the community. Judge Clothier, recently elected to the Genesee County…
Read MoreRebuilding the South of Israel: Billions Allocated to Restore Gaza Border Communities
In the wake of the devastating events of October 7, 2023, when Hamas terrorists infiltrated southern Israel, resulting in the tragic loss of approximately 1,200 lives and the abduction of 251 individuals, many who are still held captive, the Israeli government has undertaken a comprehensive rehabilitation initiative for the affected Gaza border communities. The Tekuma…
Read MoreUS Envoy in Israel Says Second Phase of Ceasefire Will Happen
U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, has affirmed the forthcoming initiation of the second phase of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. This announcement follows a series of intensive discussions with key regional leaders, aiming to solidify peace efforts and address the issues surrounding governance in Gaza. On Sunday, Witkoff engaged…
Read MoreMajority of American Jews Alter Behavior Due to Rising Antisemitism, AJC Report Reveals
In the wake of escalating antisemitic incidents, a significant number of American Jews have modified their daily behaviors to ensure personal safety and preserve their religious identity. The American Jewish Committee’s (AJC) annual report, “The State of Antisemitism in America 2024,” highlights this concerning trend, reflecting the community’s heightened vigilance. Key Findings: The report also…
Read MoreIsraeli Startups Face Urgent Funding Challenges Amid Market Shifts
A recent report highlights a critical financial juncture for Israeli startups, with nearly half requiring capital infusion in early 2025 to sustain operations. The “Israeli Startup Insights” report, collaboratively produced by Poalim Tech, Dealigence, and Greenfield, analyzed 1,530 startups employing approximately 127,000 individuals—constituting nearly a third of Israel’s high-tech workforce. Findings indicate that 657 startups…
Read MoreAlmost Yonah: Kayaker Survives Brief Encounter Inside Humpback Whale’s Mouth
In a remarkable incident off the coast of Chilean Patagonia, a 24-year-old kayaker experienced a rare and harrowing encounter with a humpback whale. While paddling in the serene waters of the Strait of Magellan near Bahía El Águila, Adrián Simancas was unexpectedly engulfed by the massive marine mammal, only to be released moments later, unharmed.…
Read MoreShin Bet Investigates Alleged Connections Between Prime Minister’s Advisers and Qatar
The Israeli Security Agency, known as the Shin Bet, has initiated an investigation into reports suggesting that advisers to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have maintained undisclosed ties with Qatar, a nation recognized for its financial support of Hamas. This development follows inquiries from Member of Knesset Gilad Kariv. In response, the Shin Bet confirmed it…
Read MoreUncontacted Indigenous Man Briefly Emerges in Brazilian Amazon
In a rare event, a young man from an uncontacted Indigenous tribe in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest approached a local community before returning to his secluded group. On the evening of February 12, 2025, residents of Bela Rosa, a riverside community along the Purus River in southwestern Amazon, saw an unexpected visitor. The individual, barefoot and…
Read MoreNetanyahu Says He Will “Finish the Job” Against Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met in Yerushalayim to discuss pressing regional issues, notably the ongoing situation in Gaza and the broader Middle East. Secretary Rubio unequivocally endorsed Israel’s goal to dismantle Hamas’s military and governing capabilities in the Gaza Strip. He emphasized that as long as Hamas…
Read MoreFreed Hostages Recount Horrifying Conditions Under Hamas Captivity
In the early hours of Sunday, three Israeli hostages Sagi Dekel-Chen, Sasha Troufanov, and Yair Horn were released after enduring 498 days of captivity in Gaza. Their return has shed light on the severe physical and psychological torment they faced at the hands of Hamas and its allied factions. Family members, relaying information cleared for…
Read MoreChai Lifeline Launches Real Estate Bargain Sale Program to Benefit Families Facing Illness
New Program Offers Property Owners a Unique Way to Give While Gaining Significant Tax Benefits Chai Lifeline, the Jewish community’s leading health and crisis support organization, is excited to announce the launch of its Real Estate Bargain Sale Program, offering property owners a meaningful way to make an impact while receiving substantial financial benefits. This initiative…
Read MoreSigns of Life Emerge for 10 Hostages in Gaza
In the past week several families of Israeli hostages held in Gaza have received signs of life from their loved ones, providing a glimmer of hope amid the prolonged uncertainty. These updates have primarily come through testimonies from recently released hostages, shedding light on the conditions and well-being of those still in captivity. The family…
Read MoreIsrael Reportedly Considering Action Against Iran’s Nuclear Advancements
Recent analyses from United States intelligence agencies indicate that Israel is contemplating military action against Iran’s nuclear facilities within the current year. This development arises from concerns in Jerusalem that the opportunity to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapon capabilities is diminishing. The Wall Street Journal reports that Israeli officials are evaluating the potential necessity…
Read MorePresident Trump and President Putin Engage in Extensive Dialogue on Ukraine and the Middle East
In a significant diplomatic exchange, U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a comprehensive 90-minute telephone conversation, focusing on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and developments in the Middle East. President Trump described the call as “lengthy and highly productive,” emphasizing that both leaders agreed to initiate negotiations aimed at ending the…
Read MoreLondon Court Rules in Favor of Couple Over Moth-Infested Mansion – A Case of Mekach Ta’us?
In a remarkable legal decision, the High Court in London has ruled that a couple who purchased a £32 million mansion in Notting Hill can return the property and receive a refund due to a severe moth infestation. The court found that the seller, property developer William Woodward-Fisher, provided false information about the property’s condition…
Read MoreUS Declines Israel’s Request to Extend Lebanon Withdrawal Deadline
The United States has declined Israel’s request to further extend the deadline for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) withdrawal from southern Lebanon. The current deadline remains set for February 18, 2025. In November, a ceasefire agreement was brokered by the United States between Israel and Hezbollah, aiming to halt hostilities that had escalated since October…
Read MoreChina Strengthens Online Regulations to Safeguard Military Information
In a recent move to protect its national security, Chinese authorities have introduced strict regulations about the sharing of military-related content on the internet. These measures aim to address concerns over the spread of false information and the potential leakage of sensitive military secrets. The new regulations specifically target online activities that could compromise military…
Read MoreHamas Instructs Leaders to Cease Cell Phone Use Amid Concerns of Ceasefire Ending
In light of escalating concerns over the stability of the current ceasefire with Israel, Hamas has directed its senior political and military officials to discontinue the use of cell phones. This measure aims to prevent potential tracking and targeting by Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), as reported by sources within Hamas to the London-based Asharq Al-Awsat…
Read MoreCanned Tuna Recall Due to Potential Health Risk
Tri-Union Seafoods has initiated a voluntary recall of specific canned tuna products sold under various brand names, including Genova, Van Camp’s, H-E-B, and Trader Joe’s. Some if not all of these brands are certified OU Parve. This recall follows the discovery of a manufacturing defect in the “easy open” pull-tab lids, which may compromise the…
Read MoreIsraeli Soldiers Targeted by Political Lawfare in Foreign Courts
Radical anti-Israel activists increasingly exploit a legal principle known as “universal jurisdiction,” which allows courts in certain countries to prosecute foreign nationals for alleged war crimes. While this law was originally designed to address atrocities such as genocide, it has been manipulated by Israel’s adversaries to falsely accuse IDF soldiers. Legal experts argue that these…
Read MoreFormer ChatGPT Executive Ilya Sutskever Expands Company in Israel
Ilya Sutskever, a prominent figure in artificial intelligence and former chief scientist at OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is advancing his new company, Safe Superintelligence (SSI), by establishing a significant presence in Tel Aviv. The company has recently relocated to new offices in the Midtown Tel Aviv skyscraper and is actively recruiting engineers to join…
Read MoreFederal Employees Dismissed Over Using Disaster Relief Funds on Luxury Hotels for Migrants
In a recent development, four employees of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have been terminated following the unauthorized allocation of $59 million to New York City. This sum was intended to support housing for migrants but was disbursed without proper authorization. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has identified this action as a significant…
Read MoreAirbus Explores Innovative Double-Level Seating Design
In a bid to improve the comfort level for passengers on planes and optimize cabin space, Airbus is looking into a double-level seating concept known as the “Chaise Longue.” This design, conceived by Alejandro Núñez Vicente, removes overhead bins to accommodate two tiers of seats within a single aircraft cabin. The Chaise Longue design envisions…
Read MorePrime Minister Netanyahu’s Ultimatum to Hamas: Release Hostages by Shabbos Noon or Face Renewed Military Action
In a recent video address, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Hamas, stating that if the hostages held in Gaza are not released by noon on Shabbos, the current ceasefire will be terminated, and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will resume intensive military operations until Hamas is decisively defeated. This announcement follows…
Read MoreFamily of Kidnapped Twins Receives Sign of Life; Shlomo Mansour Hy”d Murdered on October 7th
With great sorrow, it has been confirmed that Shlomo Mansour, 86, from Kibbutz Kissufim, who was abducted from his home during Hamas’s brutal attack on October 7, 2024, was murdered that same day, and his body was taken to Gaza. The announcement was made this morning (Tuesday) in Kibbutz Kissufim. In a statement, the kibbutz…
Read MoreArkia Airlines Introduces Direct Flights to New York from Eretz Yisrael
Arkia Airlines has commenced direct flights from Tel Aviv to New York, ending El Al’s long-standing exclusivity on this route. The inaugural flight departed from Ben Gurion Airport to John F. Kennedy International Airport on Motzei Shabbos, marking a new chapter in Israel’s aviation sector. Service Details Arkia’s new service operates three times a week—on…
Read MoreTrump’s Gaza Plan: Displacement of Palestinians with No Right to Return
In a recent interview, U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled further details of his proposed plan for the Gaza Strip, which would involve the resettlement of Gaza’s 2.2 million residents outside the enclave. According to Trump, the displaced Gazans would not have the option to return once the area is rebuilt. During an interview with Fox…
Read MoreMonkey Mishap Causes Nationwide Blackout in Sri Lanka
A mysterious malfunction at a power station in Sri Lanka, reportedly caused by a monkey, led to a widespread power outage that crippled the nation. The government’s explanation sparked mixed reactions on social media. On Sunday, Sri Lanka experienced a nationwide blackout that severely impacted businesses and essential services. The authorities claim that a monkey…
Read MoreDramatic Arrest at Ben Gurion Airport: Yeshiva Student Detained Over Draft Order
A major saga unfolded on Thursday night when a yeshiva bochur traveling to the kevarim of tzaddikim in Ukraine was arrested at Ben Gurion Airport for failing to report for military service despite having received a draft notice. Following the incident, Vaad HaYeshivos issued an urgent letter to roshei yeshivos across Eretz Yisrael. The letter begins by…
Read MoreJudge Rules Against Police: Banning Jews from Har Habayis is Illegal
The Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court has ruled that the Israeli police have no legal authority to remove Jews from the Temple Mount for engaging in religious worship. This decision invalidates the long-standing police policy of issuing removal orders against Jewish worshippers. In a historic ruling, Judge Chavi Toker strongly criticized the conduct of the Temple Mount…
Read MoreIn Major Concession, Abbas Ends Infamous ‘Pay-to-Slay’ Terror Funding System
Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority (PA) has signed a decree officially canceling the longstanding policy of financially rewarding terrorists and their families, a system infamously known as “pay-to-slay.” This move marks a significant victory for President Donald Trump, as repeated U.S. administrations had failed to secure this concession from the PA. According to…
Read MoreHamas Threatens to Delay Hostage Release, Citing Baseless Claims Against Israel
The Hamas terror group announced plans to delay the next hostage-prisoner exchange originally scheduled for this coming Shabbos, claiming that Israel has violated the ceasefire agreement. Hudhaifa Kahlout, a spokesman for Hamas’s Al-Qassam Brigades who goes by the name Abu Obeida, accused Israel of preventing displaced Gazans from returning to northern Gaza and of opening…
Read MoreAntisemitism Awareness Act Reintroduced to Protect Jewish Students from Rising Hatred on U.S. Campuses
The Antisemitism Awareness Act (AAA), a critical piece of legislation aimed at protecting Jews from the growing danger of anti-semitism in America, has been reintroduced in the United States House of Representatives after it was previously stalled in the Senate due to political disagreements. This bill, if passed, would mandate that the U.S. Department of…
Read MoreSurvey: Sharp Rise in Support for Hamas Among Arab Israelis, Declining National Security Confidence Among Jews
A new survey by the Israel Democracy Institute (IDI) has revealed a troubling trend: support for Hamas rule in Gaza among Arab Israelis has risen dramatically, while Jewish confidence in national security has dropped significantly. The findings come as the country continues to grapple with the ongoing hostage crisis and debates over post-war governance of…
Read MoreHostage Alon Ohel Alive but Wounded, Suffering in Hamas Tunnels, Family Says
The family of hostage Alon Ohel has received the first sign of life since he was abducted over 16 months ago. According to reports from recently released hostages, Ohel is alive but severely wounded, held in chains in Hamas tunnels with almost no food. Ohel, who turns 24 on Monday, was kidnapped from the Nova…
Read MoreHuckabee: Trump’s Gaza Plan Will Bring ‘Biblical’ Change to the Middle East
Incoming US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, declared that the Trump administration is poised to bring changes of “biblical proportions” to the Middle East, particularly regarding the future of Gaza. Huckabee, a longtime friend of Israel and a former Baptist minister, strongly supported President Donald Trump’s proposal to remove Gaza’s population and allow for its…
Read More70% of Israelis Support Second Phase of Hostage Deal
A new Channel 12 survey reveals that 70% of Israelis favor moving forward with the second phase of the hostage release and ceasefire agreement with Hamas. This stage would see 60 captives freed—24 of them alive—in exchange for a full IDF withdrawal from Gaza and a permanent ceasefire. The first phase of the agreement, currently…
Read MoreNetanyahu: Gazans May Return If They Reject Terrorism
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has clarified that under U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed plan, Palestinians relocated from Gaza would be allowed to return—if they renounce terrorism. In an interview with Fox News’ Mark Levin, Netanyahu said:“They can relocate temporarily while we rebuild Gaza physically and remove radicalization. If they want to return, they must…
Read MoreU.S. State Department Approves Major Arms Sales to Israel
The U.S. Pentagon has confirmed a $7.4 billion arms deal with Israel, reinforcing the strong defense ties between the two nations. The package includes $6.75 billion in munitions, with Boeing as the primary contractor, and a $660 million supply of Hellfire missiles from Lockheed Martin. These advanced weapons are expected to enhance Israel’s military capabilities…
Read MoreIsraeli Government in a Fragile Position Due to Hostage Deal and Charedi Army Exemptions
The stability of Israel’s current government is under significant threat, with coalition partners signaling they could leave the government over key legislative and policy issues. Charedi Military Exemption Law Minister Michael Malkieli of the Shas party issued a stern warning regarding the ultra-Orthodox parties’ stance on the military service exemption for Charedi men. Speaking to…
Read MoreHistoric Achievement: U.S. Treasury Recognizes Jewish Businesses as Minority-Owned
The U.S. Treasury Department has signed a historic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce (OJC), officially recognizing Jewish businesses as minority-owned for the first time. This agreement grants Jewish businesses improved access to vital resources such as capital, contracts, and global markets through the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA). The…
Read MoreHow California’s Homeless Crisis Sparked a Public Safety Emergency
The Crisis Ignites As flames engulf Los Angeles neighborhoods and smoke chokes its streets, a disturbing reality has emerged: California’s homelessness crisis has evolved into a devastating public safety emergency. Recent footage captured by Stanford professor Andrew Huberman shows individuals in dark clothing deliberately setting fires in Santa Monica’s urban areas, far from any active…
Read MoreDid Itamar Ben Gvir Violate Torah in Opposing Hostage Deal? A Halachic Perspective
Recent remarks by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, in which he admitted to having repeatedly thwarted hostage deals with Hamas, have sparked widespread controversy. As the debate continues in political and public spheres, it raises profound halachic questions about the obligations of a Jewish leader and the Torah’s stance on matters of life…
Read MoreThe “Axis of Evil” Solidifies with Planned Treaty Between Iran and Russia
Russian President Putin and Iranian President Pezeshkian are set to meet in Russia this week on January 17 to finalize a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement, the Kremlin announced today. The discussions will focus on strengthening ties between Moscow and Tehran, with key areas of cooperation including trade, investment, transport, logistics, and humanitarian efforts, according to…
Read MoreIDF Strikes Hezbollah Following Inaction by Ceasefire Monitors
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced Monday that it targeted several Hezbollah positions in Lebanon overnight, citing violations of the ceasefire agreement. The strikes followed the failure of international ceasefire monitors to address the reported threats, despite being informed by the IDF. Among the targets hit were a rocket launcher, a military site, and smuggling…
Read MoreAntisemitic Group Close to Shut Down Due to Lawsuits
A New York organization that funds anti-Israel activities across the U.S. claims its survival is at risk due to multiple lawsuits. WESPAC, an organization based in Westchester County, acts as a financial conduit for prominent anti-Israel groups such as National Students for Justice in Palestine and Within Our Lifetime. Following the October 7, 2023, attack…
Read MoreThe Weaponization of Brazil’s Criminal Justice System Against Israel
Channel613.com In January 2025, Yuval Vagdani, a 21-year-old Israeli Defense Forces reservist, found his dream vacation transform into a nightmare. Having survived the horrors of Hamas’s October 7 massacre at the Nova music festival where 350 innocent people were slaughtered, Vagdani sought solace in a long-planned trip to Brazil. Instead, he found himself fleeing the…
Read MoreScientists Discover Mind-Bending New Particle That Breaks the Rules
What Makes This Discovery So Amazing? In the tiny world of quantum physics, particles do weird things. They can be in two places at once, walk through walls, and send messages to each other instantly across huge distances. But scientists at Brown University just found something even stranger – a completely new kind of quantum…
Read MoreBERRIES TO THE RESCUE: Study Shows Strawberries May Help Fight Dementia!
Here’s some exciting news about keeping our minds sharp as we age! A fascinating study looked at how strawberries might help protect our brains, and the results are pretty encouraging – especially for those of us who want to take proactive steps against dementia. The study focused on middle-aged adults who were overweight and starting…
Read MoreUS to Approve Sanctions Against ICC
House Speaker Mike Johnson made a powerful statement on Tuesday, affirming that the U.S. House of Representatives will soon approve sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its Chief Prosecutor, Karim Khan. This action follows the ICC’s deplorable decision to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav…
Read MoreThe Evil Tyranny of Congestion Pricing
Special to Channel 613.com In a bold stroke of bureaucratic tyranny, New York City has crowned itself the undisputed emperor of driver extortion, unveiling a draconian congestion pricing scheme that bleeds motorists of up to $27 merely for the privilege of entering Manhattan’s fortress-like boundaries. This ruthless toll, unprecedented in American history, towers over the…
Read MoreAnother One Down: Justin Trudeau to Resign as Prime Minister of Canada
After long suffering in the polls and wild unpopularity, Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada is expected to resign. Trudeau, who swept to power in 2015 with liberal promises of “sunny ways” and progressive reforms, has seen his government increasingly besieged by crises in recent years. His administration faced backlash over policies perceived as…
Read MoreHow Trump Can Respond to Honduras-US Tensions: Navigating the Military Base Standoff
Special to Channel 613.com In a bold diplomatic move, Honduran President Xiomara Castro has threatened to expel U.S. military forces from the strategically important Soto Cano Airbase in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed mass deportation plans. The threat comes as Honduras faces the potential return of approximately 250,000 of its citizens in 2025, raising…
Read MoreSouth Korea: Police Attempt Arrest, Secret Service Prevents It
The drama in South Korea continues, even after the court ordered the arrest of ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol, who attempted a military coup last month. Currently, police and senior officials from the anti-corruption agency are attempting to enforce the court’s ruling and arrest the ousted president on suspicion of rebellion. However, they have been…
Read MoreWhy President Biden Should Pardon Trump Before He Is Sentenced
A Channel613.com Op-Ed When President Joe Biden took office, he promised to dedicate his “whole soul” to healing the country, ending what he called our nation’s “uncivil war,” and “bringing America together.” However, rather than fulfilling that pledge, his administration has instead deepened divisions. His sharp criticism of Republicans—accusing them of supporting “Jim Crow 2.0”…
Read MoreWhy Would an Irish-American Want to Join Hezbollah?
Special to Channel613.com Why would an Irish-American Join Hezbollah A key motivation for Western recruits to terrorist organizations is a deep sense of alienation from their home societies, combined with a search for purpose and belonging. The recent case of Jack Danaher Molloy, a 24-year-old former U.S. Army soldier, illustrates this pattern. Molloy, who traveled…
Read MoreThe UN Asks The Palestinian Authority to Reverse Suspension of Al Jazeera
In an ironic move, the UN is asking the Palestinian Authority to reverse their recent suspension of Al Jazeera operations in the West Bank. The suspension follows PA allegations that Al Jazeera engaged in incitement. Al Jazeera is a news site that is backed by Qatar and has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Six Al…
Read MoreGallant Resigns from Knesset Over Haredi IDF Exemption Bill
Former defense minister Yoav Gallant, a senior member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party, announced his resignation from the Knesset today, citing opposition to an imminent bill that would exempt Haredim from mandatory military service. Gallant’s decision comes amidst heightened tensions over Israel’s judicial overhaul and contentious debates surrounding the role of the ultra-Orthodox…
Read MoreNew “Wealth Tax” Targets Eretz Yisrael’s Richest
Beginning today, January 1, 2025, a new law has come into effect in Eretz Yisrael, requiring the country’s wealthiest households to pay additional taxes. The Ministry of Finance introduced this measure to reduce the national deficit, especially in the wake of the recent war. This “rich tax” targets the top 0.01% of families in Israel,…
Read MoreTerror Attack in New Orleans: Driver Kills 10, Injures 30 Including 2 Israelis
A horrific act of violence struck New Orleans early this morning when a driver deliberately rammed his vehicle into crowds on the bustling Bourbon Street, tragically killing 10 people and injuring 30 others. The FBI has confirmed it is investigating the incident as an act of terrorism. Terrorists around the world seem to be copying…
Read MoreGerman Family Ordered to Vacate Home Taken from Jews in the Holocaust
A German court recently ruled that an 85-year-old woman and her son must vacate a house that had been forcibly sold by its Jewish owners during the Nazi era. The property, located in Wandlitz near Berlin, belonged to Alice Donat and Helene Lindenbaum, two Jewish women who ran a children’s home before being deported and…
Read MoreThe Children of Lev Tahor: A Crisis Calling for Torah Community Action
by Rabbi Yair Hoffman for Channel613.com A spiritual and humanitarian crisis unfolds in Guatemala as approximately 200 Jewish children from the extremist Lev Tahor cult face an uncertain future following a recent raid by security forces. While individual activists have worked tirelessly to rescue these vulnerable souls, the broader Torah community’s organized response remains notably…
Read MoreIsrael’s Target Assasination of October 7th Commander and the Protection of Innocent Lives
In the shadow of relentless terrorist threats, Israel wages a lesser-known war: the fierce struggle to protect innocent lives during military operations. This commitment was dramatically tested on December 31, 2024, when Israeli forces eliminated Abd al-Hadi Sabah, the Hamas commander behind the catastrophic October 7 massacre, in an operation that showcased both lethal precision…
Read MoreWhat Trump Can Do
Drawing from Trump’s New Year’s Eve statement that “they better let the hostages come back soon” and his December Truth Social post warning of “ALL HELL TO PAY” after January 20, 2025, here’s an analysis of the economic tools available to a US president: Presidential sanctions authority represents one of the most powerful tools in…
Read MoreThe End of an Era: Economic Implications of Ukraine’s Gas Transit Halt for Russia
Channel 613.com The recent cessation of Russian gas transit through Ukraine marks a significant shift in European energy dynamics, with substantial economic consequences for Russia. The termination of this agreement, which previously facilitated the transit of 40 billion cubic meters of gas annually, presents several challenges for the Russian economy. This historic change, announced by…
Read MoreSisi’s New Palace: A Symbol of Egypt’s Renaissance and Global Diplomacy
Born on November 19, 1954, in Cairo’s historic El-Gamaliya district, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi grew up in an area known for its Islamic architecture and rich cultural heritage. His early life was shaped by traditional Egyptian values and a strong sense of military discipline. After completing his secondary education, Sisi joined the Egyptian Military Academy in…
Read MoreJUDICIAL WATCHDOG GROUP SOUNDS ALARM
By Channel 613.com In a groundbreaking effort to combat rising antisemitism in Europe, The Lawfare Project continues its relentless pursuit of justice, even as the Dutch legal system stumbles in its response to coordinated attacks that shocked the Netherlands last month. The prestigious legal advocacy organization, which has emerged as a beacon of hope for victims…
Read More35,000 Made Aliyah since October 7th
Since October 7, 2023, when Hamas perpetrated an unspeakable attack on the Jewish people in Eretz Yisrael, approximately 35,000 Jews from around the globe have made Aliyah according to the Jewish Agency. These new olim are from over 100 countries, with 31,000 arriving in 2024 alone. Many are young adults aged 18 to 35 who…
Read MorePrime Minister Netanyahu is out of Surgery and Called UTJ about Exemption Law for Yeshiva Students
In a recent development that called for tefillos from Klal Yisroel, Prime Minister Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu underwent a medical procedure at Hadassah Medical Center in Yerushalayim on Sunday evening. Boruch Hashem, the surgery was completed successfully without complications. The Prime Minister’s Office reported that the Prime Minister is in stable condition and fully conscious following the procedure.…
Read MoreIsraeli Company Run:ai bought by AI Chip Giant Nvidia
The American corporation Nvidia has completed its acquisition of the Jerusalem-based technology firm Run:ai. The transaction, valued at approximately $800 million (roughly 3 billion shekels), received the necessary governmental approvals after 8 months of delays. Run:ai, established by two Israelis, has developed specialized systems that help organizations better utilize their computing resources in a more…
Read MoreWhy a Two State Solution In Syria is Necessary
Special to Channel613.com Historical Context The devastation that has occurred in both Israel and Gaza has shown that Palestinian Arabs will not be placated with land here and there next to Israel. Palestinian Arabs deserve to have self-determination in a democracy that is free of the totalitarianism that was Hamas. Historically, there was once a…
Read MoreDid AI Cause Israel’s Unpreparedness on October 7th?
Special to Channel613.com In what became the most devastating attack on Israel since the Holocaust, the events of October 7th, 2023, exposed a catastrophic intelligence failure. A groundbreaking Washington Post investigation reveals that this failure may have been partially rooted in the Israeli military’s increasing reliance on artificial intelligence over human intelligence gathering. The Rise…
Read MoreSacred Obligation Under Strain: Haredi Family Size Drops from 7.5 to 6.1
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman At the heart of Jewish continuity lies a profound Mitzvah – one that has shaped our people’s destiny for millennia. The Shulchan Aruch (Even Ha’ezer 1:8) codifies an important obligation based on the Talmudic discussion in Yevamos and the verse in Koheles (11:6): “Ba’boker zera es zarecha, v’la’erev al tanach yadecha”…
Read MoreHERITAGE UNDER SIEGE: The Crumbling Legacy of the Hasmonean Palaces
EXCLUSIVE INVESTIGATION: The Heritage Heist at Jericho In an exclusive investigation by Channel 14’s Elya Aviv, a groundbreaking investigation during Chanukah took place. Entitled, our “Heritage in Peril” expedition to the ancient Hasmonean palaces in Jericho took placed and has unveiled a devastating reality that strikes at the heart of Jewish historical preservation. What we…
Read MorePutin Refuses Trump’s Peace Initiative
Special to Channel613.Com Russia’s continued resistance to Western involvement in the Ukraine conflict was highlighted when Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov rejected a proposed peace plan attributed to former U.S. President Donald Trump. The plan reportedly included two major provisions: postponing Ukraine’s potential NATO membership for 20 years and establishing a demilitarized buffer zone monitored by…
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