Federal investigators work to blacklist Hamas-tied UNRWA staffers The effort will also help reverse Biden-era policies that made it substantially easier for Hamas-linked nonprofits in Gaza to access U.S. taxpayer cash, according to those briefed on the matter.
Colombia rescues 17 Jewish minors from cult accused of abuse The organization, which has been described as the 'Jewish Taliban,' was founded in Jerusalem in 1988 by anti-Zionist Rabbi Shlomo Helbrans.
WATCH: Syrian Druze march in honor of Netanyahu and Israel Hundreds of Syrian Druze marched in Sweida waving Israeli flags and pictures of Prime Minister Netanyahu, who aided the community with field hospitals and humanitarian relief during Islamic attacks.
Israel wasted 2.6 million tons of food in 2024, worth $7.2 billion According to the report’s analysis approximately 485,000 Israeli households currently live in conditions of food insecurity, representing 16.2 percent of all households.
Saudi Arabia to open more alcohol stores as curbs ease, sources say Before the Riyadh store, alcohol was largely only available through diplomatic mail, the black market or home brewing.
WATCH: Former hostages renew wedding vows in emotional ceremony After surviving Hamas captivity and rebuilding their shattered home life, Ohad and Raz Ben-Ami renewed their vows in an emotional ceremony.
Pardoned by Trump, crypto king sued by Oct. 7 victims over payments to Hamas Chinese-born crypto billionaire who was pardoned by Trump sued by survivors of the Hamas invasion and relatives of those killed who say the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange laundered terrorist funds.
Palestinian banks caught funding Hamas during Gaza war Israel's finance minister threatens to end tax transfers to PA over 'pay-to-slay' stipends to terrorists amid report Palestinian banks are channeling money to Hamas in Gaza.
WATCH: Palestinian teens turn Temple Mount ramps into a playground Palestinian teenagers were seen sliding down ramps at the Temple Mount using crates and boxes—an act on Judaism’s holiest site that would spark global outrage if done at the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Northwestern professor uses biomedicine class to claim Israel deliberately killed its own citizens on Oct 7 The lecture also included the notion that, while Palestinians 'have rights of self-defense'—justifying Oct. 7—Israel does not.
Local politician named Adolf Hitler Uunona poised for reelection in Namibia Under German colonial rule from 1884 to 1915, Namibia adopted the use of some Germanic first names still used in the country today.
Islamic Jihad withholding hostage body in violation of deal, Israel says Prime Minister Netanyahu blasts Islamic Jihad for not returning body of hostage recovered during searches in Israeli-controlled area, says it is the latest violation of the Gaza ceasefire.
Elbit break-in case: Palestine Action thug hit policewoman with sledgehammer In August 2024, six anti-Israel activists broke into the Israeli defense firm’s UK site to protest the Gaza war.
WATCH: Lebanese journalist calls for immediate peace and normalization with Israel Lebanese journalist Joseph Abu Fadel declared that all Lebanese should embrace peace and normalization with Israel.
Second massive anti-Israel graffiti found on Belgian train Last month, similar footage surfaced of a Belgian train bearing the slogan 'death to the IDF.'
Speaking outside Auschwitz, Polish MP says Jews have no place in the country 'Poland is for Poles,' says nationalist Polish lawmaker during speech outside Auschwitz protesting planned government resolution against antisemitism.
Emirates airline will restart Tel Aviv-Dubai route in 2026 Emirates was the only UAE carrier flying wide-body Boeing 777s on the route, offering First and Business cabins, lie-flat seats, and serious cargo capacity
WATCH: Massive floods take down section of the security barrier near Hebron Massive rainstorms slammed into Israel, triggering widespread flooding across major cities, cutting power, and leaving dozens of people trapped in their cars or homes.
CAIR: Trump’s revocation of Somali deportation protections is part of ‘Israel First’ campaign CAIR's press conference came in response to Trump's announcement that he would rescind Temporary Protected Status for Somalis in Minnesota.
Global court decisions spark outrage as antisemitic crimes, attacks see reduced sentences A local court in France has dramatically reduced the sentence of one of the two teenagers convicted of the brutal gang rape of a 12-year-old Jewish girl.
