The IDF on Thursday released the full, previously unseen footage of six Israeli hostages lighting Chanukah candles deep inside a Hamas tunnel weeks before they were murdered. The video, recovered
Winter storm Byron hammered Israel for a second straight day on Thursday, unleashing torrential rain, damaging winds, flooding, and dangerously cold temperatures that claimed at least one life and triggered
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani made appearances at both major Satmar Chof Alef Kislev celebrations on Wednesday evening, visiting the gatherings led separately by the Satmar Rebbe of Kiryas
A rare and tightly controlled visit by two rabbis to long-abandoned Jewish sites in Aleppo is piquing interest from regional observers who say it marks another step in a pattern
Rabbi Efrem Goldberg, Senior Rabbi of the Boca Raton Synagogue, issued a statement after meeting with Dr. Ali Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Defense Affairs, Interior & Foreign Affairs Committee
A teacher walking toward a Jewish day school in Miami Beach was assaulted in what authorities are investigating as a possible hate crime, prompting an intensive police operation that ended
A remarkable archaeological discovery in Yerushalayim is offering clarity on an ancient episode described by Chazal and recorded by Josephus. The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced that a massive section
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani posted a video on Sunday advising illegal immigrants on how to avoid and resist federal immigration authorities — urging them to “stand up to
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu spoke in the Knesset on Monday at the 40-signature debate requested by the opposition, addressing a range of issues: the draft law, a state commission of
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) ignited controversy Sunday night after telling 60 Minutes that Congress does not need to repeatedly “get on our knees” to denounce antisemitism. The remark visibly
An angry driver drove through a crowd of Yeshiva Bochurim who are protesting the IDF draft on Monday evening. Protests by Peleg Yerushalmi Faction were taking place near Bnei Brak,
Ahead of Chanukah, the Kosel Heritage Foundation is completing preparations for the central nightly Chanukah candle-lighting ceremonies that will once again take place this year at the Kosel. On Sunday
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed the notion that he would retire from political life in exchange for a pardon in his ongoing corruption trial, telling reporters he has no
Qatar’s prime minister delivered a blunt message to the international community Sunday: Doha will not bankroll the reconstruction of Gaza, shattering widespread assumptions that the gas-rich emirate would serve as
Newly released security-camera footage from the Sha’ar Hanegev junction has pulled back the curtain on one of the most dramatic — and until now, little-known — acts of heroism from
In a remarkable display of yashrus and unwavering commitment to halacha, a young avreich from the Slabodka Kollel returned a staggering sum of 150,000 shekels discovered in the walls of
What was billed as a bridge-building security seminar between Jewish and Korean community members at Wilshire Boulevard Temple on Wednesday instead became the latest flashpoint in the national fight over
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday that he would not hesitate to travel to New York, even after the city’s mayor-elect, Zohran Mamdani, vowed to honor an International Criminal Court
Ireland, a country with a tiny number of Jewish residents, seems to be populated by an inversely proportional rate of antisemites. The rhetoric at a meeting of the Dublin city
A 13-year-old boy was critically injured after a fire broke out in an apartment on Yaakov Elazar Street in the Ramot neighborhood of Jerusalem. Firefighters, MDA, and United Hatzalah teams
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