US/Israel vs Iran War
Security threats have marred Netanyahu’s term. They might also keep him in power
The PM has a well-worn playbook: brand his opponents as left-wing, then warn that Israel is in danger, and only he can keep it safe. They haven't figured out how to respond
Kasparov hopes Netanyahu’s days are numbered, urges Russian-Israelis to vote him out
Chess legend and Putin critic says Russia’s propaganda machine is backing the PM, predicts a new government without him, urges Israel to side with Ukraine against a shared enemy
Daily Briefing Oct. 26: Legal groups brace for right-wing interference at Arab polls
Legal correspondent Jeremy Sharon discusses efforts by civil rights organizations to protect voters and what political parties are saying -- or not saying -- about judicial reform
Netanyahu, desperate, now tells us we’ll die if we don’t re-elect him
The PM is disseminating Iranian-style propaganda showing Tel Aviv under a mushroom cloud, and reportedly pressing his IDF chief to act 'relating to Iran' and potentially trigger a…
Netanyahu pushed for Iran strike before election but Trump refused, CNN says
Network says US president instead signaled there will be joint military action soon; PM's office denies 'fake news'; reps from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey in Tehran for talks
Activist Sheffi Paz, who fought presence of migrants in south Tel Aviv, dies at 74
Paz's activism drew sharp criticism from some south Tel Aviv residents and strong support from right-wing politicians; she acknowledged the toll it took on her supportive family
Israel Votes: The Final Lap - Sponsored Content
Why is the most fateful election in Israel's history being met with an unprecedented absence of public passion and ideological fervor in the Israeli public square?
Why America Protects Hate Speech - Sponsored Content
Yehuda Kurtzer and historian James Loeffler explore why antisemitism has remained a persistent feature of American life, even during periods when Jews appeared secure and accepted.
Evangelicals are rejecting AI personhood - Sponsored Content
Can an AI have a soul or personhood? Religious responses continue to add fascinating perspectives.
Gratitude in the Age of Consumerism - Sponsored Content
Rabbi Josh Feigelson draws on Mad Men and the tanna Ben Zoma to share a mindfulness practice for finding joy in gifts money can't buy.
Is Antisemitism On Campus As Bad As It Seems? - Sponsored Content
Are campus antisemitism headlines the norm or outliers? Ethan Goetz joins Noam to discuss what the University of Miami gets right and shares his personal Jewish journey.
Was Jabotinsky the father of Likud and the Israeli right? - Sponsored Content
The founder of Revisionist Zionism is widely claimed as the ideological father of Likud and the Israeli right. But what did he actually believe?
Haredi women activists hope for new era of influence with landmark Knesset run
Earning two spots on maverick Charedi Public party's slate wasn't easy, but for these crusaders pushing for a brighter future, political representation is just a means to an end
Why Netanyahu endures and what happens if nobody wins – with David Horovitz - Sponsored Content
What is Israel’s upcoming election really about? Yaakov Katz sits down with ToI founding editor David Horovitz to unpack Netanyahu's strength, political deadlock, and what's next.
8 Elections That Shocked Israel - Sponsored Content
Ahead of the Oct 27 vote, Noam ranks Israel’s 8 biggest political earthquakes—from Begin’s 1977 upset to the 2019–2021 election chaos, plus predictions for what's next.
Opposition rages at ‘corruption’ as PM filmed convincing small Haredi party to drop out of race
New footage shows Likud minister and Haredi leader accused of sex crimes, with Netanyahu on the line, reach agreement on Achi party's withdrawal in exchange for deputy minister ro…
Netanyahu’s crypto bet signals a dangerous readiness to accept economic isolation
Instead of working to avert bank sanctions, PM proposes a bypass that risks rattling investors, sparking capital flight, and imperiling the high-tech sector the economy relies on
Jordan arrests three suspects over deadly shooting attack on church
Officials say three men were wounded in the dawn shootout in Karak; authorities have not publicly identified any possible ties to Islamist terror groups
Special post-election briefing: understanding Israel’s election results - Sponsored Content
IDI and ToI experts will analyze the most consequential election in Israel’s history, explaining who won, who lost, which scenarios lie ahead, and what is at stake for Israel's fu…
One day, every errand: 9K attend NBN’s Yom Siddurim for Lone Soldiers - Sponsored Content
Nefesh B’Nefesh and the FIDF brought more than 70 government agencies and service providers together at Yom Siddurim to help lone soldiers tackle the bureaucracy of everyday life.
In upset, Brazil’s anti-Israel incumbent Lula defeats Flavio Bolsonaro in presidential runoff
Leftist leader defies predictions to secure unprecedented fourth term, as rival son of jailed former president alleges voting irregularities, seeks to annul vote
I saw a drone suddenly descend towards me. My heart started pounding and I thought, ‘Is this the end of my life?’
Photographer Zeinab Faraj, 21, found herself buried under rubble beside a dying colleague while reporting in Lebanon. She had never expected to the target of an Israeli missile at…
CAIR Connecticut urges Greenwich schools to stop using Jewish camp over Israel ties
Reform rabbi says he is proud of camp's links to Israel as it faces concerns by parents, among them promotional material for visit to youth military program in israel
Three reportedly killed in IDF strike targeting Hamas terrorist at Gaza university
Military says it diverted strike due when uninvolved bystanders were identified in area; it is unclear if target is among those killed