WATCH: IDF releases new Oct. 7th footage showing Ohad Ben Ami, his wife getting kidnapped by Hamas Newly released footage shows Hamas terrorists leading Ohad Ben Ami into Gaza, followed later by his wife, who was freed in earlier hostage deals, while Ohad was released after 491 days in captivity, appearing emaciated.
Why we fall for fake photos: Seeing them multiple times shapes belief, Israeli scientists say Until now, this effect—where repeated exposure increases perceived truth—had only been confirmed for text.
Vatican newspaper accuses Israel’s leaders of weaponizing the Bible to destroy Gaza Biblical scholars and experts on Israel criticized Neuhaus for cherry-picking Ben-Gurion’s testimony and distorting Netanyahu’s allusions to Scripture.
WATCH: Lindsey Graham – ‘If America pulls the plug on Israel, God will pull it on us’ Senator Lindsey Graham reaffirmed the strong U.S.-Israel alliance, saying he hasn’t lost his moral clarity on who the aggressor is in the Gaza conflict and warned that God will abandon the U.S. if it abandons Israel.
‘Don’t trade me’: Israel’s impossible dilemma amid Gaza war Hostage deals have brought families back together and lifted national morale, but also risk encouraging more abductions while releasing hardened terrorists into an already unstable region.
E3 warn Iran: Sanctions return without August deal The snapback mechanism allows any country that signed the agreement to automatically reinstate sanctions in the event of a serious violation by the Iranian regime.
WATCH: Historic Knesset museum showcases Israel’s founding era Step inside the newly opened Knesset Museum, where the echoes of Israel's founding leaders, secret Eichmann files, and vintage schnitzel lunches bring the nation's political origins vividly back to life.
Investigation finds Iran using Austrian shell companies to procure sensitive nuclear technology At the network’s Iranian end, companies operating under the Isatis brand serve as the domestic procurement hub.
Zamir approves plans for IDF’s Gaza City operation Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday night that Jerusalem would only agree to end the war on Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip in exchange for a deal freeing all remaining hostages.
WATCH: ‘Negotiations allow us to rebuild and improve our military,’ says Iranian politician Iranian politician Mohsen Hashemi argued that negotiating with the West could provide a vital 10-year window to rebuild national unity and close critical technological and defense gaps.
Hostage families sue prosecutor for making the ICC a ‘branch of Hamas’ The suit also alleges that Khan pursued the warrants against the Israeli government as a distraction to avoid prosecution for alleged sexual offenses.
IDF confirms elimination of terrorist who kidnapped three soldiers on Oct 7 Al-Bqqin abducted soldiers Ron Sherman, the late Nik Beizer, and Tamir Nimrodi. Nimrodi remains in Hamas captivity.
WATCH: Jerusalem reaches new heights with construction of skyscraper Jerusalem unveiled its first-ever skyscraper, marking a bold shift toward modern urban development while preserving its historic identity, sparking both excitement and debate over the city's vertical transformation.
Freed Palestinian terrorist – ‘Our attacks failed to destroy Israel’ Once the commander of the Al Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade, Zakaria Zubeidi now admits terror brought 'no solution' for Palestinians.
Film festival demands Hamas consent for Oct. 7 documentary The Toronto International Film Festival canceled an Oct. 7 documentary, claiming the filmmakers needed Hamas’ permission to use publicly available bodycam footage of the massacre.
Ex-Hamas hostage shares son’s trauma after abduction Or Levy says his son 'panics' during time apart, adds that toddler still asks about murdered mother.
Trump administration finds George Washington U was ‘deliberately indifferent to antisemitic discrimination’ The private university in Washington, D.C., was one of dozens of schools to have a student anti-Israel encampment in the spring of 2024.
UN-backed famine watchdog quietly changed standards, easing way to declare famine in Gaza In the past, the IPC has declared famine after finding that 30 percent of children in an area are suffering from acute malnutrition using their weight and height measurements; in Gaza, it's 15%.
Iran revamps Security Council, signaling survival mode after Israeli assault The formation of a defense council reflects the scale of the regime’s defeat during the 12-day war with Israel.
Member of new anti-Israel extremist group placed ‘homemade incendiary devices’ in Boston Common, police report alleges Sawaqed was charged Monday with vandalism and destruction of property, vandalizing a war or veterans memorial, and possession, transportation, or use of a hoax device or substance.
