Sotheby’s to auction ‘the most complete Jewish baseball card collection in the world’ 'Compiled over five decades, this remarkable archive represents every Jewish baseball player of the 191 total as of the 2024 MLB season,' the listing says.
Former CIA analyst admits leaking secret info about Israeli response to Iran Per court documents, Rahman accessed and printed two top secret documents on Oct. 17 about 'a U.S. foreign ally and its planned actions against a foreign adversary.'
WATCH: Israel prepares for incoming hostages held captive for over 460 days As the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas is set to begin on Sunday at 8:30 a.m., pending no last-minute reneging by the terror group, the IDF is preparing to receive the hostages in specially constructed facilities.
Ireland adopts IHRA definition of antisemitism amid row with Israel Ireland has been a fierce critic of Israel since the Hamas massacre of Oct. 7 and amid the ensuing war in Gaza, leading the Jewish state to shutter its embassy in Dublin.
Hamas has not released the names of hostages to be freed Sunday According to the agreement, Hamas is required to release the names of hostages to be freed one day in advance.
Iran, Russia sign strategic cooperation treaty, deepen defense ties with 20-year pact Pezeshkian, on his first Kremlin visit since winning the presidency last July, hailed the treaty as an important new chapter in bilateral relations, while Putin said Moscow and Tehran shared many views on international affairs.
WATCH: Highway sign in Iran reads ‘Death to Khamenei’ The citizens of Iran feel a revolution may be in their future.
IDF downs two Houthi missiles fired from Yemen Iranian-backed terrorist militias in Yemen and Iraq said on Thursday that they would cease their attacks against Israel following the agreement on a ceasefire with Hamas.
Israel-Hamas truce to begin Sunday morning The accord’s first stage is to see the phased release of 33 hostages—alive or dead—over a period of 42 days.
WATCH: Terrorist stabs Israeli outside of Tel Aviv cafe A Palestinian terrorist named Salah Yahya, 19, from Tulkarm, stabbed an Israeli man outside a Tel Aviv café and was subsequently killed by an armed civilian.
Israeli security cabinet approves hostage deal with Hamas The ceasefire is expected to go in effect at 12:15 p.m. on Sunday, with the first three hostages, women, to be freed around 4 p.m.
It wasn’t a deal, it was a crime – opinion This was not the result of a negotiation between equals. If an armed robber puts a gun to your head and says, 'your money or your life,' your decision to give him your money would not be described as a deal.
33 Israeli hostages to be released in first part of Hamas deal There is no indication which of the following hostages are still alive, and the medical condition of most is not yet known.
WATCH: Iranian politician admits sphere of influence collapsed Hossein Marashi, an Iranian politician, stated that Iran can no longer use proxies such as Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, and that their situation is similar to when Iraq reclaimed Faw in 1988.
In final interview, Biden lectures Israel on ‘accommodating’ Palestinians Biden said that Israel would be unable to thrive in the long term without dealing with the 'Palestinian question.'
Israeli army initiates ‘proceedings’ against non-enlisted haredi men The military is reported to have sent 1,000 warrant notices that would prevent individuals who ignored draft orders from leaving the country.
Rashida Tlaib renews calls for arms embargo against Israel even as Jewish state advances toward Gaza ceasefire Since entering office, Tlaib has repeatedly accused the Jewish state of implementing an 'apartheid' regime in Judea and Samaria and turning Gaza into an 'open-air prison.'
WATCH: Advocates for a ceasefire in Gaza still support killing of Jews Australian political commentator Erin Molan exposes the true intent of those advocating for a ceasefire, labeling them as Israel- and Jew-hating antisemites rather than altruistic protectors of Palestinians they pretend to be.
Judge tosses challenge to lawsuit alleging mistreatment of Jewish professor at California College She sued CAA for discriminating against her for being Jewish, a violation of Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and breach of contract, offenses which caused her “substantial damages” and other trauma.
Rome’s Chief Rabbi criticizes Pope Francis over Israel remarks 'Selective indignation … weakens the pope’s strength,' said Cheif rabbi Di Segni.
