Netanyahu ends US trip without Gaza ceasefire breakthrough White House push for truce hits snag as Hamas and Israel clash over IDF withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.
‘This is very significant’- Israel, US sign historic MOU, advance cooperation in energy and AI Netanyahu noted 'the incredible cooperation and friendship that has been unmatched and will yield great things for America and Israel.'
WATCH: Trump says Mamdani ‘not capable, good line of BS’ President Trump commented on the disappointing mayoral race in New York City, saying that leading candidate Zohran Mamdani — a self-described Muslim communist — isn’t capable of running America’s greatest city, and that the federal government has plenty of ways to keep him in line.
‘You don’t make deals with the devil’: Gaza memoir offers stark warning on Hamas The book’s deeper message lies in what Shachar exposes about the nature of the Hamas regime and the people of Gaza.
WATCH: Netanyahu comments on advancing ceasefire talks ahead of second meeting with Trump Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke about the deepening friendship between Israel and the U.S., noting that a hostage deal is being worked out among multiple parties, with a second meeting later today with Trump expected to yield more information.
Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot promoted antisemitic conspiracy trope after new upgrade On Sept. 30, 2024, the ADL released a report on how the most prominent social media platforms responded to reports of antisemitism, with X receiving an F.
‘Part of me is still there’: Freed hostage Keith Siegel recounts the horrors of captivity in Gaza Siegel was kidnapped from his home in Kfar Aza with his wife, Aviva, during Hamas’s October 7 attack. She was released during a brief truce in 2023, but he remained in captivity until January 2025.
Tel Aviv cracks top 10 most expensive real estate markets worldwide Tel Aviv prices have jumped 110% since 2012, when the average cost was $8,795 per square meter, to a massive ₪59,200 per square meter.
WATCH: Houthis release footage of attack on cargo ship ‘Magic Seas’ On July 6, 2025, Yemen's Houthi rebels attacked the Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned bulk carrier Magic Seas in the Red Sea with drones, missiles, and explosive boats, causing severe damage, forcing the crew of 22 to abandon ship, and leading to the vessel's sinking.
Australia forms anti-hate task force after synagogue arson and restaurant attack amid surge in antisemitism As part of broader efforts to curb extremism, officials are looking for expert input while preparing legislation to ban face coverings, the public display of extremist symbols, and protest tools that hinder police enforcement.
IDF says 5 IDF soldiers killed in Beit Hanoun ambush were targeted in pre-planned attack Despite the area being cleared, Hamas managed to plant IEDs within the 24 hours before the operation, bypassing detection by armored bulldozers.
European Aviation Authority lifts all flight restrictions on Israel Europe’s top three budget airlines, as well as British Airways, are not scheduled to fly to Israel until the fall.
WATCH: Lebanese scholar blasts Hezbollah’s war agenda, calls for US alliance to end Iran’s grip Lebanese academic Charles Chartouni says Hezbollah’s war with Israel serves Iran—not Lebanon—and urges a bold alliance with the U.S. to end decades of foreign-fueled conflict and reclaim national sovereignty.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels attack another ship in the Red Sea, killing 3 Between November 2023 and January 2025, the Houthis targeted more than 100 merchant vessels with missiles and drones, sinking two and killing four sailors.
Netanyahu set to meet with Syrian leader at historic White House Summit brokered by Trump Netanyahu and Al-Sharaa are expected to discuss security agreements between the two countries, as well as steps leading towards full diplomatic recognition and normalization of ties.
IDF eliminates Hamas commander who raided gas station on Oct. 7 Footage of the Oct. 7 incident shows two workers of the gas station rushing to hide as Abu Ayadeh’s gunmen opened fire.
WATCH: The story of Jerusalem’s historic Ammunition Hill Ammunition Hill — the 1967 battle where Israeli paratroopers clashed with Jordanian forces to secure and reunify Jerusalem, carving a legacy of sacrifice, grit, and national resolve.
WATCH: ‘We have only shown a fraction of our missile capabilites,’ boasts IRGC general IRGC Deputy Coordinator-in-Chief Gen. Ali Fazli insisted Iran's missile capabilities remain intact and warned that any further action by the U.S. or Israel would result in heavy losses for both countries.
Barnard College settles lawsuit with Jewish students who alleged ‘egregious civil rights violations’ As part of the major settlement, Barnard College agreed to cut ties with the anti-Israel student group Columbia University Apartheid Divest, implement mandatory anti-Semitism training, reject divestment efforts, and tighten discipline policies.
21 things to know about Zohran Mamdani Meet the privileged, salon Bolshevik with multimillionaire parents.
