WATCH: NBA legend Amar’e Stoudemire reveals love for Israel, Torah in Hall of Fame speech Newly inaugurated NBA Hall of Famer Amar'e Stoudemire opened up about his 20-year secret of learning Torah and how it influenced his move to Israel to play basketball and learn more about Judaism.
IDF preparing to seize Hezbollah stronghold – report Israel said to be preparing for new campaign in southern Lebanon, with the goal of capturing Hezbollah stronghold in the Ali al-Taher ridge.
Likud primary opens with half of current MKs facing possible ouster Netanyahu plans to insert at least eight reserved candidates in the top 20 slots.
How China secretly funds Tehran – and the US plan to crack down on sanctions evasion Trump administration sets its sights on secret Chinese oil trade which has funneled tens of billions of dollars to Iran, in defiance of American sanctions.
WATCH: Woman claims antisemitic tropes are just the truth A woman posted a video claiming that when Jews call something an antisemitic trope or blood libel, it's just a deflection from the truth and that Jews actually do the things they call tropes.
US tells Hamas it wants ‘real efforts and not just words’ on disarmament Kushner was said to have told Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya there was no room for negotiation on disarmament.
IAF officer charged over betting on strikes Unlike the previous case, however, this officer is charged solely with breach of trust rather than more severe security offenses.
WATCH: IDF rescue team continues search operations in Colombia The IDF is continuing its search and rescue operations in Cali, Colombia, locating several missing persons, assessing damaged structures, and providing local authorities with technological support.
Iran’s supreme leader planning major escalation in war with US – report Israel reportedly caught off guard by the pace of Iran's rearmament during ceasefire as Tehran appears poised to escalate fighting with the US.
Hezbollah preparing for new campaign against Israel – report Hezbollah gearing up for new confrontation with Israel in southern Lebanon aimed at torpedoing peace talks, while waiting for approval from Iran.
A first: Jews permitted to bring prayer books to Temple Mount Bucking long standing restrictions by the Muslim Waqf, Jews visiting the Temple Mount allowed to bring prayer books.
US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding set to officially expire The US-Iran ceasefire framework is set to expire Monday with neither side signaling plans to extend it.
Why did Iranian army chief place bounty on US soldiers? Iranian Army Chief Amir Hatami called for Americans to be captured or killed for a substantial cash reward.
Political survival on the line: Likud holds explosive primary ahead of national vote Some 140,000 Likud members head to the polls Monday for a fiercely contested primary that will determine who joins Benjamin Netanyahu on the party’s t...
He knew the bombs were coming: IAF major arrested, accused of betting on secret Israeli strikes An Israeli Air Force major has been arrested on suspicion of using sensitive military information to place Polymarket bets on Israeli attacks in Iran ...
Iran announces $30,000 reward for killing or capturing American soldiers Hatami did not specify where or when Iranians were expected to encounter US military personnel who could be targeted under the offer.
8 Muslim countries blame Israel for ‘obstructing’ Gaza framework Israel has objected to provisions that would allow Hamas to surrender its weapons gradually while requiring the Israeli military to withdraw from Gaza.
WATCH: Israeli flags fly alongside southern Lebanese coastal road Footage from southern Lebanon shows dozens of Israeli flags flying along the coastal highway between the cities of Naqoura and Tyre, showcasing the IDF's continued presence in the area.
Kushner meets Hamas leaders in Egypt The move comes amid intensive efforts by the White House and Trump's Peace Council to push both Hamas and Israel toward the next critical phase of the American peace plan.
WATCH: Illinois Islamic scholar urges Muslims to infiltrate all aspects of government Illinois Islamic scholar Sheikh Kifah Mustapha urged Muslims across the United States to not only become prominent businessmen but also to obtain positions in government and other leadership roles to 'change the world.'
