WATCH: Segev Kalfon recalled how Gazan civilians cheered as he was taken captive Former hostage Segev Kalfon recounted his kidnapping, saying he feared he was the only one taken and that sweets were handed out in Gaza as he was brought in.
Report: 1,400 Israelis die annually as a result of Palestinian ‘eco-terrorism’ Environmentalist group testifies at Knesset committee hearing that illegal garbage-burning operations in Palestinian Authority towns was linked to the deaths of 1,400 Israelis in a single year, as Israel prepares to crackdown on pirate waste burning sites.
Dublin faces backlash over plan to rename park honoring Chaim Herzog The Irish foreign minister and Israeli President Isaac Herzog are among those decrying the move.
Al Jazeera hosting pro-Hamas event in Qatar promoting October 7 denial Qatar's Al Jazeera is holding a two-day conference promoting the denial of the October 7th atrocities and legitimizing Hamas.
Qatar: Israel should forget hostages, move to phase II of ceasefire A Qatari spokesman says Hamas is not required to return hostage bodies before the ceasefire advances.
‘Hamas messing with us, don’t play their game’ – Captive’s father Slain hostage Ran Gvili’s father said there should be “no day after” in Gaza until Hamas fulfills its obligations.
Senior lawyers back UK solicitor working to end terror blacklisting of Hamas More than 100 British attorneys, including King's Counsel, defend lawyer pushing for removing Hamas from the terrorist blacklist, criticizing police probe.
UK Yom Kippur hero weighing Israel move due to antisemitism 'It would be really upsetting to leave Manchester...but I can’t bring my kids up in this environment,' says Yoni Finlay, who was wounded during a Yom Kippur terror attack.
Hezbollah welcomes Pope to Lebanon, omits Judaism as ‘Abrahamic faith’ Hezbollah's statement cited: 'the two Abrahamic faiths, Christianity and Islam,' omitting Judaism, the first Abrahamic tradition.
Israeli intelligence links attacks on IDF and Druze to officials connected with President al-Sharaa The reports come amid broader warnings about attempts by Syrian-based groups to intensify operations against Israeli forces and local communities.
Mother of last Israeli hostage in Gaza pleads with Netanyahu not to move to stage 2 of ceasefire Phase A of the ceasefire agreement includes the resumption of humanitarian aid to Gaza, a cessation of fighting and prisoner swaps. Phase B is expected to expand humanitarian shipments and begin rebuilding efforts.
WATCH: Lebanese army exposes Hezbollah tunnel, seizes weapons In a major operation south of the Litani River, the Lebanese Army uncovered hidden Hezbollah tunnels and seized thousands of munitions and military supplies, reinforcing the state’s authority over the region.
Is Turkey’s Erdoğan the new Gadhafi? – opinion Erdoğan’s increasingly grandiose projects are, like Gadhafi’s, more a testament to ego and a mind run amok than any reasonable development plan.
Supermajority of US Jews see Mamdani as anti-Israel and antisemitic, poll finds The Jewish People Policy Institute’s poll also reveals that a commanding 70 percent of US Jews self-identify as Zionist, reinforcing that support for Israel is a central, non-negotiable pillar of their identity.
WATCH: Freed captive plays piano, removes hostage posters at former workplace Captivity survivor Alon Ohel returned to the Six Senses Shaharut Hotel, where he had worked before being kidnapped, to take down the posters that once called for his return and to perform a song that helped him survive captivity.
Trump moves to ‘permanently pause’ third-world migration after deadly National Guard shooting USCIS Director Joseph Edlow said he had ordered a 'rigorous re-examination' of green cards held by nationals from 'countries of concern.'
IAF slays three suspects who approached troops in Gaza Three Israeli soldiers have been killed by terrorists since the ceasefire went into effect on Oct. 10.
WATCH: Weizmann Institute scientists race to salvage research lost in Iranian missile strike Weizmann Institute scientists are fighting to save the surviving cells—and their groundbreaking cancer research—months after an Iranian missile strike destroyed their lab, taking with it years of work.
Somaliland partnership could be a ‘game changer’ for Israel in countering Houthis, experts say Unlike most other states in the region, Somaliland has relative security, regular elections, and a degree of political stability.
Councilwoman Julie Menin poised to become NYC’s first Jewish speaker Sources tell the New York Post that several members of Mamdani’s camp had scrambled to push city lawmakers to vote for Hudson but were unable to overcome Menin’s cross-borough coalition.
