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.
WATCH: Outnumbered IDF soldiers defended base during Oct. 7th onslaught On Oct. 7, a handful of lightly armed IDF soldiers at Camp Yiftach held off waves of Hamas terrorists for hours, sacrificing their lives to keep the base from falling.
Suspect in killing of Israeli embassy staffers in DC pleads not guilty The indictment includes findings that would make Rodriguez eligible for the death penalty if convicted, the start of what would likely be a years-long process.
US-backed Gaza aid group says it found boy alive; former contractor said Israeli troops killed him The publication published video footage of the boy, who is 'in a safe, undisclosed location after a false tale about his death was spread by an American contractor,' it reported.
WATCH: Israeli national basketball team treated to heartwarming concert before European tournament The Israeli national basketball team advanced to the knockout round after defeating Belgium and France—defying all expectations.
Judge overturns Trump administration’s Harvard funding freeze tied to antisemitism allegations While the ruling is likely to be appealed by the federal government, Harvard and the Trump administration have also been negotiating a potential agreement.
Iran resists its own Japan-style reckoning Khamenei lost not only vital assets and leaders but also his sense of invulnerability.
WATCH: ‘We demand independence,’ says Syrian-Druze sheikh Syrian-Druze Sheikh Fadi Badriya declared that unless the 'despotic' Syrian regime is tried for terrorism crimes, the Druze will demand the right to secede from Syria and establish their own state.
Inside the ‘leading scholars’ association’ that declared a genocide in Gaza. It includes human rights activists, psychologists, museum professionals, and lots of Iraqis. To become an active IAGS member, one needs only to fill out a biographical form and pay a membership fee—$125 for a year, $210 for two years, or $1,200 for a lifetime.
Columbia taps radical anti-Israel prof who has accused Jewish state of ethnic cleansing to lead initiative on ‘meaningful dialogue’ Kahn's resume is filled with initiatives promising to enhance civil discourse on campus.
WATCH: Friendly fire — Hamas terrorist struck by shrapnel from his own misfire Since the death of its spokesman Abu Obaida, Hamas propaganda has visibly faltered—new videos are poorly edited, like this one showing a terrorist hit with shrapnel after firing at a fence directly in front of him.
After deadly firebombing, Boulder Jews forced to hide weekly hostage march due to escalating harassment On July 15, Soliman, who pleaded not guilty, waved his right to a preliminary hearing in a case where the 150 state charges and 12 federal charges include murder and attempted murder.
‘Houthis will receive biblical punishment,’ proclaims Israeli Defense Minister Iranian-backed Houthi terrorists fired three missiles at Israel within 24 hours, sparking air raid sirens across the Jewish state.
Fiji to inaugurate Jerusalem embassy in mid-September Six countries currently have their embassies in Israel’s capital—the United States, Guatemala, Honduras, Kosovo, Paraguay, and Papua New Guinea.
