‘We’re on the path to martyrdom’ – 6 killed, 45 wounded in Shechem anti-terror raid
“I am not surrendering. My brother and I are under siege. God will not forgive those who sold us out,” one of the terrorists said
4.4-magnitude quake off Lebanese coast rattles Israel
There were no reports of injuries or damage in the Jewish state. By JNS A 4.4 magnitude earthquake centered off the coast of Lebanon in
Major American Jewish organization warns against judicial overhaul, urges unity
JFNA says a bare 61-seat Knesset majority overruling the Supreme Court would affect its Diaspora community, without explaining how. By Batya Jerenberg, World Israel News
WATCH: Israel, UAE unveil jointly developed new weapon
Israel and the UAE are deepening their military cooperation, revealing that they have developed an unmanned naval vessel, a key weapon that could be used
NASA to launch Israel’s first space telescope in 2026
The launch is part of a new partnership between NASA and Israel’s Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology. By Pesach Benson, TPS Israel’s first space
‘Like the Holocaust’ – Rabbi ‘humiliated’ in Jordanian airport, prayer items destroyed
“I cried and pleaded,” Rabbi Haliwa said, describing an incident in which Jordanian airport staff desecrated sacred Jewish prayer object. By Lauren Marcus, World Israel
Constitutional crisis? Mass resignations threatened by opposition
Because the Knesset requires 120 sitting members, leaving the body with just 64 members “would lead to a constitutional crisis for the State of Israel,”
US-funded school celebrated deadly terror attack outside Jerusalem synagogue
US-funded Palestinian school celebrated terror attack on Jewish worshipers leaving synagogue following Shabbat services. By Dion J. Pierre, The Algemeiner A Palestinian school funded by
Lapid rejects Netanyahu overture, conditions talks on reform freeze
“It is possible and necessary to talk in order to reach agreements or at least reduce the disagreements among us,” Netanyahu said. By JNS Israeli
Eye-opener: South African activist abandons BDS movement after trip to Israel
South African university student Klaas Mokgomole couldn’t find a blacks-only restroom at Ben-Gurion International Airport. By David Karsh, TPS Desperate to find a restroom after