WATCH: 2,800-year-old mega-dam unearthed in Jerusalem Israeli archaeologists have uncovered Israel’s largest and earliest-known dam—built under Kings Joash or Amaziah around 805–795 BCE—to tackle drought and flash floods.
Anti-war protesters block major highways — again Not all families of hostages agree with the tactic, saying it serves Hamas’ interests and distances a deal.
Australia says Iran behind antisemitic attacks, expels envoy Foreign Minister Penny Wong said this is the first time Australia has expelled an ambassador since World War II.
Trump expects Gaza war to end by mid-September Washington is sending 'a lot' of humanitarian assistance to Gaza, President Trump said.
Palestinian ex-prisoner freed in hostage deal: ‘We are fighting Jews, not just Zionism’ Tamimi said she longed for 'World War III. Let them drop nuclear bombs, let them destroy the whole world so it won't be just the Palestinians.'
Ultra-orthodox party rabbi reverses stance, supports IDF service if religious needs met Rabbi Maya: 'If there is an arrangement whereby someone who enlists would not desecrate Shabbat and would preserve his holiness and purity — why shouldn’t he enlist.'
Netanyahu calls Gaza hospital strike ‘a tragic mishap’ as IDF notes Hamas used the facility The spokesman confirmed that IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir has ordered an immediate inquiry.
WATCH: Woman denies Oct. 7th footage, calls it AI This European woman repeatedly denied authentic footage from October 7, excused Hamas’s actions, and even claimed the massacre images were generated by AI.
WATCH: New footage from Oct. 7th shows IDF soldier Nimrod Cohen abducted from his tank Newly released footage shows IDF soldier Nimrod Cohen being dragged from his tank by Hamas terrorists and taken into Gaza, where he has been held ever since with virtually no information about his condition.
Zamir visits unauthorized Samaria farming outpost Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who also has authority over civilian matters in Judea and Samaria, on Sunday hailed the visit as a sign of the 'excellent cooperation' between his office and the IDF.
Rabbi’s tomb in Uman to undergo $2 million renovation In July, the Ukrainian government announced the recognition of the tomb as a national heritage site, a decision that is expected to lead to increased security at the site for the safety of Jewish worshippers.
WATCH: Rising from ashes – Archaeologists turn tragedy into testimony In the haunting aftermath of October 7, Israeli archaeologists—trained to unearth ancient history—found themselves sifting through fresh ashes and heartbreak, using their skills to honor the present by helping families reclaim their lost loved ones.
London hospital apologizes after ‘Zionism is poison’ posters discovered in neurology wing UCLH chief executive David Probert swiftly issued an apology 'for the distress and upset caused' by the posters and noted the posters have been removed.
‘Europe must choose: Israel or Hamas,’ says Israel’s FM Early last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote a letter to Macron, accusing him of encouraging antisemitism in his country by calling for international recognition of a Palestinian state.
Moral Edge: Framed, faith, and freedom – An unforgettable journey In a gripping Moral Edge episode, Ari Teman reveals how being framed and spending seven months in federal prison led him to expose corruption, rediscover faith, and find purpose in the darkest of places.
English auction house defends Nazi relic sale as ‘historical education’ Britain’s Board of Deputies has demanded the auction house withdraw the items from sale.
WATCH: The truth about ‘Miss Palestine’ The upcoming Miss Universe will feature a Miss Palestine for the first time, but no amount of makeup or pageantry can mask the reality that Hamas and its supporters in Gaza have vowed to repeat the atrocities of October 7 again and again.
32-year-old faces terrorism charges after threatening to ‘blow up’ Phoenix synagogue Upon arrest police discovered a revolver in Pyles’ car and later uncovered an MP40 submachine gun in his storage unit.
WATCH: IDF attacks Khan Yunis’ Nasser Hospital, eliminates ‘journalists’ who invaded Israel on Oct. 7th The IDF authorized a strike on a camera mounted on a hospital roof that was being used to track troop movements, killing 16 people—some of whom had taken part in the October 7 massacre.
Ex-IDF official warns of Jordanian border invasion risk Retired Lieutenant Colonel Amit Yagur stressed Israel’s lack of strategic depth makes its eastern border critical.
