Sen. Tom Cotton urges FBI to investigate Palestinian Youth Movement leader who called for targeting F-35 program The F-35 program is widely regarded as a cornerstone of US and allied air power, and Israel is the only country in the Middle East authorized to operate the jets.
WATCH: Wounded IDF soldier weds outside hospital where he miraculously recovered A wounded IDF soldier saw his dream come true when he married the love of his life in the courtyard of the hospital where he underwent intensive rehab.
Mamdani and the Muslim invasion of New York How many mosques are there in the city? There were 285 in 2015. Some current estimates place the number at over 500 now.
Northwestern University’s Jewish president resigns amid pressures over handling of campus antisemitism Schill will remain at Northwestern as a law professor, serving until a successor is appointed while continuing to assist the board in efforts to restore federal funding.
WATCH: IDF demolishes Hamas complexes in central Gaza As the long-awaited offensive in Gaza City draws near, IDF engineering units are working overtime to demolish threatening structures where Hamas could plant traps, hide, or stage their next attack.
US House appropriations bill seeks to strip funding from universities that don’t crack down on antisemitism The proposed funding bill would also cut $49 million for the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights in 2026.
Some approaches to dealing with campus SJP problems The various approaches to protests, riots, building takeovers, and encampments range from conciliatory to combative, from acquiescing to banning.
WATCH: Father and son serving in Gaza emotionally reunite The video captures a father and son, both serving in Gaza, reuniting after weeks apart—grateful to be safe and able to share a moment together.
‘Modern warfare extends into space’ Ofek 19 is the latest in a long line of advanced Israeli observation satellites and it specifically enhances Israel’s all-weather, day-and-night intelligence-gathering capabilities through its radar technology.
IDF says it controls 40% of Gaza City as ground offensive deepens An Israeli security source told Hebrew media on Wednesday that up to 80,000 Palestinians have already left Gaza City amid the IDF operation.
WATCH: Netanyahu gives in-depth interview about war in Gaza and the future of the Middle East Israeli Telegram news channel Abu Ali Express interviewed Prime Minister Netanyahu on the war in Gaza, Iran, and other key regional and global issues.
Netanyahu drops plan for Judea and Samaria annexation after UAE warning The warning followed remarks by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who called for Israel to annex 82 percent of the territory and urged Netanyahu to back the move.
Israel warns France that Macron won’t be welcome to visit Netanyahu responded in a Telegram interview Thursday that the move to violated accords signed with the Palestinian Liberation Organization requiring negotiations on disputed issues.
Palestinian Authority edging toward collapse, may trigger ‘chaos’ in Judea, Samaria Officials noted that unemployment is climbing, security forces are going unpaid, and critical government functions are deteriorating.
WATCH: Netanyahu blasts ICC for bogus arrest warrants Prime Minister Netanyahu accused ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan of fabricating false genocide charges against him and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant to distract from Khan’s own personal issues.
Suspected attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels targets ship in Red Sea after missiles fire on Israel In their campaign so far, the Houthis have sunk four vessels and killed at least eight mariners.
Argentine police recover looted painting that was spotted in Nazi’s daughter’s real estate ad The newspaper reported that authorities had found other paintings in the process of looking for 'Portrait of a Lady' and are evaluating whether any others were looted during the Holocaust.
WATCH: Herzog meets Pope Leo at the Vatican Israeli President Isaac Herzog met Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, urging urgent international action to free the hostages while also addressing the global rise in antisemitism.
Harvard tells students calling someone a ‘terrorist sympathizer’ can violate school policy The training illustrates how this new layer of bureaucracy could fuel the sort of censorship that critics of higher education—especially on the political right—have long decried.
Israel releases photos of Hamas commander feasting underground before targeted strike The release of the photos came one day after a study conducted by Israeli academics argued that claims of genocide in Gaza are based on flawed data and ultimately undermine international law.
