US/Israel vs Iran War
Netanyahu’s lawyer keeps up pressure on Mandelblit, as tensions simmer in court
Attorney Hadad claims the prosecution pressured the former attorney general into opening investigation into PM, and misled him about evidence
UK’s Burnham says Iran’s IRGC likely behind airbase incident
British PM says country 'will not tolerate' threats, promises to crack down on Tehran's use of criminal networks; foreign ministries of 29 countries issue joint condemnation
Teen killed, 24 injured by unexploded Hezbollah munition on hike near Lebanon border
Students, teachers from ORT Ma'alot school injured after teen picks up ordnance, sparking detonation; two boys in serious condition, all others moderately or lightly hurt
Zalman’s looks to take a big bite out of Israel’s kosher hot dog market
The chain, founded by an immigrant from Chicago, hopes a NIS 3.5 million deal will help it expand from 12 branches to as many as 40 in the coming year
2 American economists win Nobel for work on managing economic shocks
Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, affiliated, respectively, with Stanford and Columbia universities, created theoretical foundation to understand how consumers save and spend
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards ‘almost certainly’ behind RAF Fairford threats, says Burnham
UK to bring further sanctions against Tehran and IRGC after assessment Iran was likely to have coordinated incidentAndy Burnham said Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were …
Federal agents raid home of Trump critic Ilhan Omar amid criminal probe
Investigative arm of US immigration enforcement leads search, according to local reports, in dramatic escalation of Trump's feud with the left-wing lawmaker, weeks before midterms
‘Shooting us in the back’: Winter says Netanyahu to blame if his party fails to enter Knesset
Ex-general, who says he plans to back Netanyahu but has repeatedly tussled with him, makes remark after PM called him 'fake right'; opposition's Eisenkot, Golan also attack premier
Lebanon vows probe after security forces seize truck packed with explosives
Authorities say shipment of 780 kilograms of explosives intercepted en route to Beirut; Hezbollah declines to comment on suspected links
Otzma Yehudit MK to be questioned on suspicion of assaulting cop in West Bank riot
Ben Gvir accuses AG of 'selective enforcement' in decision to probe MK Yitzhak Kroizer over his actions during an October 1 incident in Mitzpe Yeriho
Amid AI shifts and war, Israel sees drop in math and computer science student enrollment
Council for Higher Education numbers also show enrollment in social sciences surpassing engineering as the largest field of study
Dutch city bans Israeli fans from soccer match; Foreign Ministry demands reversal
Decision based on desire to maintain 'public order and safety, not on political considerations,' authorities say, citing 2024 Amsterdam attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans
How cells survive chemo: Israeli researchers find ‘guardian proteins’ protect tumors
Ben-Gurion University scientists show that destroying such proteins forces cancer cells to self-destruct, in potential key to overcoming chemotherapy resistance
Security footage shows deadly Houthi missile attack on Riyadh airport over weekend
Saudi government's release of Saturday video marks exception to kingdom's quiet-keeping approach to ongoing strikes; many of the passengers appear to be pilgrims heading to Mecca
Herzog: I’ll work to set up ‘stable’ government, Israel must avoid repeat elections
President warns against return to the polls, at a time when 'national challenges are enormous'; Lapid vows no partnership with Netanyahu, slams 'fake' unity governments of the past
Herzog says Israel needs bigger police force to stop violent crime, settler attacks
President says officers doing their best, but can't match scale of the problem, lamenting that Arab Israelis 'live in terror' amid crime wave, violence in West Bank a 'moral stain'
Supermarkets raised prices 5 times faster over last 4 years than previous 4 — study
Tel Aviv University researchers say chains took advantage of wartime conditions to drive up prices while the public and government were distracted
Daily Briefing Oct. 12 – How the Houthis’ multi-pronged strategy is unbalancing the Saudis
Mideast expert Ksenia Svetlova on the lethal strikes on Riyadh’s international airport and the axes supporting each side in the conflict, plus where things stand a year to the Gaz…
The treasure was in your kitchen all along - Sponsored Content
Rabbi Josh Feigelson opens a miniseries on gratitude with a classic Jewish folktale, showing how gratitude defines who we are—starting with the first words we say each day.
Berlin shop owner repeatedly attacked after displaying posters condemning antisemitism
Attacks said to begin after Oct. 7 anniversary, when six youths twice came to store to allegedly insult and physically attack him; another group vandalized store Friday
Teramount: Bringing light to chips – and the region - Sponsored Content
Chemi Peres, Hesham Taha, and Raanan Gewirtzman explore Teramount's journey, tech innovation, and how Arab-Jewish collaboration built a breakthrough AI semiconductor startup.
Are we as divided as we think? Reflections on October 7th - Sponsored Content
Three years after October 7, has tragedy united or divided us? Mijal and Noam reflect on the war’s aftermath, Jewish unity, and why hope persists despite the noise.
Can Israel Have All the Land and Still Have Peace? - Sponsored Content
Noam Weissman and West Bank Rabbi Yehuda HaKohen unpack Religious Zionism, the settler movement, Palestinian identity, and competing visions for Israel’s future.
Seinfeld responds to anti-Israel heckler by vowing to send ticket proceeds to Israel
Activists interrupt Jewish-American comedian's performance in Chicago, accusing him of being a racist and 'genocide apologist' over his support for Israel